Saline Hornets to Host Dexter in Openers
Saline High School kicks off 1951 52 basketball with a home double header against Dexter. Veteran Dexter naughts boast Krull and Long while Saline relies on depth engineered by Padjen and Bulemore as rivalry and new uniforms hype the season.
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Dexter
Dreadnoughts
Huron
Carl Kreuger
Dexterites
Jongtom
Dale Krull
Bob Long
Chelsea
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Padjenmen
Saline
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Bulemore
Pilot Hill
From where I sit . 47 Joe Marsh "Fair and Square"
A satirical column describes a local election race with Rusty Robinson and Slim McCormick as players. Rain dampens events while McCormick offers his Palace theatre for meetings. The writer defends free speech and personal choice, noting a taste for beer over coffee.
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the Square
Slim McCormick
Palace
Pioneer Hall
Rusty
Slim
Robinson
Saline Coach Faces Former Teammate on Rival Bench
Saline High coach John Padsen meets former teammate Carl Kreager now coaching Dexter as both prepare for a district showdown. The game pits two longtime associates against each other, highlighting their shared history and current coaching rivalries.
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Saline High
John Padsen
Dexter
Carl Kreager
Probate Order for Albert Graf Will in Washtenaw
Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders publication of notice for the hearing on Walter Graf's bid to admit the instrument as Albert Graf's last will and testament. The hearing is scheduled for December 7, 1951 at 10 a.m. at the probate office. Publication to run in Saline Observer for three weeks.
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State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay H. Payne
Albert Graf
Walter Graf
Ann Arbor Trust Company
Saline Observer
Broomcorn History in Early American Agriculture
Broomcorn, native to Asia and Africa, is part of the Holcus fodder grasses along with sweet sorghums. Tradition claims Benjamin Franklin planted the first broomcorn seed in America after finding it on a neighbor’s imported brush. The first U.S. commercial crop arose in 1797 in the Connecticut River Valley near Hadley, Massachusetts.
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Africa
Benjamin Franklin
America
U.S
Connecticut River Valley
Hadley
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