Cabin Building Takes Judgment
Michigan State College forestry instructors report growing interest in log cabin building. Arthur Bowman advises budgeting first, choosing suitable materials, and planning for labor costs. Cedar, pine and tamarack log walls are recommended with straight long logs for horizontal construction. Weather, water, and ground conditions influence site choice and durability. Farmers Bulletin 1660 offers further guidance.
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America
Daniel Boones
Michigan
Forestry Department
Michigan State College
Arthur B. Bowman
Fam
Bowman
Office of Information
U. 8
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D, CO
Local notes from Ypsilanti to Saline echoed in Nine pages
Miss Edith Goyette of Ypsilanti visited Mrs H E Parsons for a night. Mrs Hisie Hutzel of Ann Arbor spent Wednesday with Mrs Lambarth. Jackson visitors included Mrs Lance Rogers Mrs Raymond Daniels and Mrs Edward J Muir. Miss Inez Sloss improves at University Hospital with a leg cast. University bells tower seen. first concert hoped at Christmas. Rev Burnett Weaver from Ann Arbor preached at Federated church. next Sunday a Flint minister will. High school football team defeated by Roosevelt in Ypsilanti despite rain. Mr and Mrs Roy Ward and son Donald visited from Detroit. Mrs Sellen hosted visitors. Chauncey Fitzgerald and Irene visited from Saline with Mrs Lizzie Holcomb and attended the fair. North Adams Advocate reports birth of Eristelle Lorraine to Clyde and Mildred Brown at Vera Goodin’s home. Mrs Wheeler hosted three tables of bridge with garden bouquets and lunch. E F Henne attends Independent Telephone Companies convention in Chicago with mother Ella Henne. Albert DeGutis, 21, of Hamtramck held in county jail for breaking into Cady’s filling station near Ypsilanti. farm work in Pittsfield township noted. 4 H awards at Detroit state fair include Bruce Alber Lodi third in Blacktop class, David Gordon Saline first junior gilt Duroc Jersey hog, Orrin Gleason Saline third Poland junior gilt, Henry Hammond Saline Berkshire junior gilt, Ray MecCalla Pittsfield Chester White junior boar, William McCalla Pittsfield sixth Chester White junior sow. 4-H breeders’ young flock and county flock honors reported.
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Edith Goyette
Ypsilanti
H. E. Parsons
Hisie Hutzel
Ann Arbor
Lambarth
Lance Rogers
Raymond Daniels
Edward J. Muir
Jackson
Inez Sloss
University Hospital
Burnett Weaver
Federated Church
Flint
Roosevelt High School
Roy Ward
Donald
Detroit
Fred Sellen
Albert DeGutis
Ol’ Hamtramck
Cady
Pittsfield Township
Bruce Alber
David Gordon
Saline
Orrin Gleason
Sa~line
Poland
Henry Hammond
Berkshire
Ray MecCalla
Pittsfield
Chester White
William McCalla
Foreign trade policy cuts farm women's egg income
The Republican Farm Division accuses the Roosevelt New Deal of lowering tariffs and boosting foreign egg imports. They say imports rose from 205000 cases in 1932 to 708000 in 1935 and nearly 1000000 in 1936, depressing egg prices and reducing farm buying power by millions. They warn a one cent per dozen price drop costs farm families about 26 million dollars annually. Blissfield beet harvest begins as trucks head to Great Lakes refinery, signaling weeks of activity. The Supreme Court opens with its crier invoking God save the United States.
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Roosevelt New Deal Party
Republican National Committee
China
New Deal
Central York social notes highlight Bailey family gatherings
Leslie Bailey and family hosted Sunday at the Gooding and Allison home with Grant Allison and Mrs McCready from Wayne visiting Alger Allison. Mr and Mrs Jacob Stecher called on Leslie Bailey midweek. Millard Allison of Mooreville visited Alger Allison. Fred Rekitt Norma Rekitt from Detroit and Clarence Johnson Ione Bailey from Saline township joined Sunday at the Bailey home.
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Leslie. Bailey
Gooding
Central Lods Russell Williams Injury After Fall
Russell Williams, 26, son of Mr and Mrs SoBe Williams, fell Monday morning and cut his lip badly. Eyed Kalmbach, George Scheffler and Mr and Mrs Ed Wahr motored to Detroit Sunday and spent the day with Mr and Mrs Erwin. Bert Moore celebrated his twenty fifth wedding anniversary Sunday at their Pleasant Lake Road home. Thirty five were present and a supper was served with a wedding cake. The Moores were given pieces of silver.
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Russell Williams
SoBe Williams
Kalmbach
George Scheffler
Ed. Wahr
South Saline Residents Visit, Recital and Club News
Mr and Mrs Oscar Bix of Detroit visited South Saline Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs O S Evans. Guests included Clyde Spence and son from Monroe, Ed Hartwig and family, and Mr and Mrs Richard Mack in Wayne. Local attendance at Reciproc ity Day featured many South Saline residents including Hattie Kuder Karl Kuder Floyd Spence Wilma Briggs Amos Luckhardt Jennie Leonard Nina Collins and Bert Osborne. Gleason PTA held October meeting hosted by Mrs Hallie Mehler with Halloween games and a music session by Ford school youths.
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Oscar
Bix
Detroit
O. S. Evans
Clyde,Spence and
Little Son
Monroe
Fred Teufel
Ed. Hartwig
Wayne
Richard Mack
Floyd Spence
Claud Young
Belleville
Clifford Mansfield
Ann Arbor
N. Dibble
Finola Hall
Tecumseh
Hall
Hattie Kuder
Karl Kuder
Wilma Briggs
Amos Luckhardt
Jennie Leonard
Nina Collins
Bert Osborne
South Saline
Federated Church
Saline
Gleason P. T. A
Hallie Mehler
Herman Mehler
Ford School
Hammond District Social Roster of Visits and Guests
Sunday and weekly visits fill the Hammond area as families host relatives from Tecumseh Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and Detroit. Names include Floyd Bird Nell McClue Olga McCallum Bertie Gordon Dean Gordon Christopher Finkbeiner Stimpson Gordon Gordon and others visiting at multiple homes across Hammond and nearby towns.
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Floyd Bird
Waynard Carr
Nell McClue
Mable Needham
Olga McCallum
Bertie Gordon
Ann Arbor
Dean Gordon
Sebastian Finkbeiner
Ypsilanti
John Stimpson
Monroe
Judd District Youths Traveled to Detroit and Pontiac
Several youngsters were in Detroit and Pontiac Sunday. Jerry Haircourt visited Friday evening with D G Richards. Mr and Mrs Harry Dawson and family saw relatives in Detroit Sunday. Emil Milkey and son Albert and D G Richards were Ann Arbor visitors last week. Mrs George Currie of Detroit and Mrs Tom Carson and family also noted.
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Detroit
Pontiac
Jerry Haircourt
D. G. Richards
Harry Dawson
Emil Milkey
Albert
Ann Arbor
George Currie
Tom Carson
Social Roundup Recalls Guests Across Ypsilanti and Nearby Towns
Numerous visits span Ypsilanti Leslie Detroit Mason and Jackson with gatherings at the Frosts Beals Collers and Arthurs. Highlights include Mrs James Beach and Mrs Agnes Johnson hosting and trips to Ann Arbor Flint Toledo and Tecumseh. Birthday anniversaries for C B Hall and John Hall noted.
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James Beach
Ypsilanti
HE. W. Payne
Alice Winchell
Leslie
J. D. Frost
Ivadell Sones
Detroit
Clara. Hendershot
Raynor Scudder
W. R. Carven
Mason
Earl Gaines and Sons
Agnes Johnson
John Williamson
Allen Wise
Fred Healey
Jackson
Almon Rutler
Elwyn Bugbee
Paul Holmes
Sand Creek
Ruth Holmes
Adrian
Clare Rhoades
Frank Liddle
Toledo
James Johnson
Jack Downing
Willis
Sarah Hajel
Earl Coler
L. W. Coller
Hajel
C. B. Hall
Dorothy
Harold Hall
Tecumseh
John Hall
C. B
James Burder
Pontiac
Arthur Richmond
H. Debbied
Richmond
THINK Before You Drive Speeding Hurts and Kills
A cautionary note warns that hurry is a major driving hazard. High speed in traffic causes nervous tension and crashes, and many fail to reach their destination. It urges drivers to slow down before setting out and consider the consequences.
Michigan Wool Laurels at Portland Show Win
Michigan wins wool production honors with five Detroit state fair fleeces sent to the Pacific International Wool Show in Portland. Four are sweepstakes winners, exhibited by O W Sober & Sons Fowlerville. Howard brothers Alanson. Haist Chelsea. LaVoi MSU reports. Remaining entries await judging at Dallas Texas Centennial and Chicago International Livestock Expo later in November.
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Michigan
Detroit
Portland
Ore
D. H. LaVoi
Michigan State College
O. W. Sober & Sons
Fowlervile
L. E
Sidney Howard
Alanson
Hampshire
White albino beaver found near Sioux River in Minnesota
A white beaver in Minnesota's north lake country was found exhausted along the Sioux river near Winton by a CCC worker. Game Wardens Krall and Rozman noted cuts and bruises and said it was likely ousted from its colony. The animal was moved to a state park for permanent display.
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Minnesota
North Lake Country
Sioux River
Winton
CCC
Joseph Krall
Joseph Rozman
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Independent Telephone Companies
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Ella Henne
Washington
Iowa
Lewis Klein
Western Xpert
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Saline, Mich
Uphaus
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Great Lakes Sugar Company
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Supreme Court
God Save the
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Court
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Hammond District
Mable Vaness
Robert
Hovey Needham
Mary Finkbeiner
Doris Finkbeiner
Grace
Wayn Hammond
Harvey
Harold Eberle
Zella Wood
Kenneth Gordon
Ralph Hammond
John Taylor
Tiny
Ridge Road
Mary McMann
Ella MecMann
Everett Monroe
Carl Heininger
Micah. Robison
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Leland Hatch
Mignon
Macon
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John Haughn
Juanita
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Republican State Central Committee
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