York Township Visits Reflect Community Farming Notes
A field trip through York Township visits farms of Ashley Burg Ed Wahr and Schroen brothers at Ann Arbor with new barn and dairy upgrades. Fred Hertler Andrew Murray and John Gooding are highlighted for crops stock and future growth. A Friday incident shows deputy sheriff resolving a stock dispute with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schroen
Adam Schroen
Ann Arbor
Sherman Cook
Fred
Andrew Murray
York
John Gooding
Alto
Mr. Gooding
Alger Amision
Albert Heininger
School Notes and Community News From Garden Street
English classes study adventure tales with Treasure Island current readings. Descriptions course finished. Mrs Fairbank fills in for ill Miss Morden in Ann Arbor hospital. A lively school fair showcased woodcraft, needlework, and sewing club displays. Principal Bemis comments on Darwin and sheep causes, while urging local advertising as growth. The Garden Street Methodist church cites $100 ad spend yielding $1,790 in plate offerings per 1923 notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasure Island
Darwin
Bemis
Garden Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Bellingham
Washington
J. C. Harrison
Bok awards eight annual prizes for best newspaper ads
Edward W Bok started eight annual awards for the best newspaper and periodical advertising. He believes advertising is a major modern force and can guide the public to spend wisely. Well crafted ads inform purchases and could reduce living costs for Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Bok
Bok
Prosle
Saline store planned by S T Fairbank of Toledo
Thirty years ago notes report a new Saline store planned by S T Fairbank of Toledo. A late hour whistle prank at Barr sorghum mill stirred locals when kids tied a stone to the whistle cord and kept the racket until the owner shut it off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Fairbank
Toledo
Emanuel Cook
Hand
Ypsilanti
C. Hi. Carven
Addie Slayton
Washington, D. C
J. H. Barr
Charlotte E
Grosvenor L. Parsons
D. Q. Barry
Belle Branch
Fifteen Years Ago Births and Sunday Events Noted
Fifteen years ago a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harl Kuder. A chicken pie supper at St. Pauls church is announced for tomorrow night. Francis Gould and wife visited his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Gould in Britton. Everett Davenport and wife hosted Mrs. David Newcomb of Milan. Mr. and Mrs. W H Sweet entertain Mr. and Mrs. N Watson of Clinton. Fred Nissly bought the John Frank home on the corner. George Thearer and family spent Sunday with Jake Rothfuss. Mrs. Silas Briggs and son Lawrence visited her parents in Bronson. Miss Amelia Boettger and Reuben Gauss were married this afternoon. A 15-year-old Detroit girl wrote auto slogans urging safe driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harl Kuder
St. Paul's Church
Francis Gould
Britton
Elizabeth Gould
Everett Davenport
David Newcomb
Milan
Fred Nissly
John, Frank
George Thearer
Jake Rothfuss
Clinton
Silas, Briggs
Lawrence
Bronson
Amelia’ Boettger
Reuben Gauss
Also Mentioned on This Page
More York Township
Observer
Ashley Burg
Bure
Guernsey
Ed. Wahr
Lincoln
Charles Alber
York Township
Saline
Justice Warren
Fitzgerald
Bred Hiertler
Sim
RB. Wilson
Saline, Mich
Michigan Press Association
National Editorial Assn
Advertising
West 36Th Street
New York
South Dearborn Street
Chicago
Michigan
the Schnebelt Bakery
Schnebelt's Bakery
Enna Es
Mestone
the Solvay Process. Co
Agégt, Wing & Evans, Inc
Detroit, Mich
Solvay
Saline Mercantile Company
W. H. Sweet
Detroit
Jett
Ford Motor Company
Ford
O. B
Wiedman Auto Company
R. B. Clothes
R. B
South Main ST
E. Liberty ST
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