Five Minute Chats on Our Presidents
Timeline of John Adams noting key milestones: elected vice president in 1788, re-elected in 1792, elected president in 1796, inaugurated in 1797 at age 61, peace with France in 1800, defeated for a second term by Jefferson, 1820 Massachusetts constitutional convention, and his death on July 4, 1826 at age 99.
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John Adams
France
Jefferson
Adams the Unhappiest President in U S History
The piece portrays John Adams as deeply unhappy in the presidency and vice presidency, notes his friction with Hamilton and Washington's cabinet, and recounts his later years and the political turmoil of the Federalists amid the French Revolution. It also mentions Mrs. Adams, his White House residence, and Adams's lone moment of triumph as Jefferson’s inauguration approached.
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George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
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Hamilton
Congress
England
London
White House
Philadelphia
Capitol
Great East Room
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Cam
Derr
Otsego County Leads Michigan Grain Drive for Armenia
Otsego is the first Michigan county to meet Near East Relief grain pledges with 100 percent support. Governors, officials and farmers contribute corn and wheat or money totaling 106000 bushels the drive aims to 5 million bushels for Armenia and Bible lands. Michigan Milling will mill Washtenaw quota free, Grand Trunk Railway to ship without charge.
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Michigan
Near East Relief
James J. Embene
A. C. Lythe
Garled
Emergency Grain Board
Armenia
Near East Relief Emergency Grain Boards
Groesbeck
Agriculture Halladay
David Friday
J. Whitney Watkins
Watkins Farms
Jackson County
Caucasus
Michigan Milling Company
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Grand Truck Railway
Success With Young Stock in Dairy Farming
Proper feeding is key to turning young stock into productive dairy cattle. The passage argues many beginners fail due to misfeeding rather than faulty breeding. It suggests those who raise and grow out their young stock reliably succeed in animal husbandry.
Imported butter powers vast dairy imports
The article notes that foreign dairy men drive the large volume of butter imports. It compares dairy yields, citing Denmark's cows average 220 pounds of butter per year versus about 150 pounds for U S cows, highlighting efficiency differences.
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Denmark
County Near East Relief Plans Completed in Washtenaw
Plans for the Near East Relief campaign in Washtenaw county are complete with township and district chairmen chosen. Grain collection points include Manchester, Saline, Ann Arbor, Milan, Ypsilanti, Dexter, Chelsea, and Whitmore Lake. Washtenaw’s quota is three carloads of wheat or equivalent. 95 cents of every dollar reaches the relief district.
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Washtenaw County
Manchester
Hoffer’s Mill
Saline
Saline Mercantile Co
Ann Arbor
Michigan Milling Co
Central Mill
Milan
Near East Relief Headquarters
Michigan Mills
Michigan Milling Company
Washtenaw
Probate hearing set for Davenport estate in Washtenaw
In Washtenaw County probate court on September 21 1921 Judge Emory E Leland presiding the matter of Zilpha P Davenport deceased Beverly P Davenport executor asks for final administration account and distribution of residue the hearing date is October 25 at 10 o clock am and notice will run in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Emory E. Leland
Zilpha P. Davenport
Beverly P. Davenport
Saline Observer
Washteiraw
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm Receives High Praise
Thomas Bailey Aldrich claims Rebecca is the nicest child in American literature. Mary Pickford's film adaptation of Rebecca has drawn public enthusiasm, and the picture will be shown at the Liberty Theatre Saturday evening.
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Rebecca
Thomas Bailey
Aldrich
Rebscca
Sunnybrook Farm
Death notices Mrs Elsa Bredernitz in Saline township
Mrs Elsa Lydia Bredernitz wife of Otto Bredernitz died at her Saline township home on Wednesday October 5 she is survived by her husband a week old son her parents Mr and Mrs William Wiedmayer of Saline township Funeral services were held at the home at 1 30 pm and at Trinity Lutheran church at 2 o clock Rev Adolph Lederer officiating Burial followed in Saline cemetery
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Elsa Lydia Bredernitz
Otto Bredernitz
Saline Township
Card of Thanks from the Bredernitz and Wieilmayr Families
We express appreciation for kindness and sympathy in our bereavement. Thanks to the choir for the songs and Rev. Lederer for comforting words. Otto Bredernitz and families, William Wieilmayr and families, Henry Bredernitz and families sign the notice.
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Lederer
Otto Bredernitz
William Wieilmayer
Henry Bredernitz
Saline Confectionery Ad and Misc Buyings
Peanut brittle 25c coconut brittle 30c puffed rice brittle 30c mixed candy 19c per pound. For sale ten new milch cows. Adv for sale. Ralph Hammond phone 195 F13. A quip on business girls and a note on success as a moral aside.
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Ralph Hammond
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