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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1928

Page

11

Red raspberries to market as season hinges on weather

Round abbet ke E Spitzer of the Lansing road sold several quarts of red raspberries Saturday. Berries were large and sweet, with green berries ripening. Spitzer says warm weather could yield near his peak season harvest. Local notes from Mason News and Rochester Clarion report county actions on county agent replacement and a new Gliders Inc. venture in Detroit with a glider camp near Rochester amid council humor and a street junk ordinance under debate.

Lansing Road Br. Spitzer Charlotte Republican Detroit Organization of Gliders, Inc Germany Viciity Rochester Rochester Clarion Mason News

Dresden Woman Buries Ninth Hus and Wife

Frau Marie Glentzen of Dresden, aged 86, has buried her ninth husband. The report records a long widowhood and nine marriages within the local community.

Frau Marie Glentzen Dresden

Wedding of Miss Ethel Stephens of Bournemouth

The wedding of Miss Ethel Stephens of Bournemouth was attended by fifty three of her nieces.

Ethel Stephens Bournemouth Exq

Ringing Apple Trees Outlined In Old Art Revisited

Agricultural writer A B Tuckey notes ringing fruit trees to hasten bearing. Modern methods prefer a narrow ring or scoring the trunk with careful healing, no wrapping needed if scored. Best timing is late May to early June in New York state. For filler trees whole trees may be rung, while for permanent trees one or two scaffold branches are treated at a time. If fruit sets heavily, thinning is advised.

A. B. Tuckey New Yorker New York State

Essential Spraying Points for Aphids on Apple Trees

The guide advises spraying only on dry days with calm air to reduce waste, using high pressure and a coarse spray, pruning to remove waterspouts and suckers in early spring, and targeting rosy and green apple aphids as infestation centers. Open-headed trees aid rain and wind in aphid removal during storms.

Top-Grafted Apple Trees BearFruit Like the Graft

A historical note explains top grafting keeps fruit identical on all branches from the cion while branches from the original stock below the graft retain the parent fruit. To switch varieties, all limbs must be grafted or removed. It lists good winter apple varieties Northwestern Green ing McIntosh Salome Malinda Haralson Perkins and Delicious.

Horticultural Notes on Early Planting and Pests

Cherry trees require early planting before leafing and dislike wet soil. Watch for currant worms and white butterflies and spray cabbage and cauliflower seedlings before pests emerge. Prepare Bordeaux mixture as a diluent with hard water. Time to spray for peach curl and address pine mouse girdling roots. Prepare grafting cions before buds swell, or cut at grafting time.

Politician Tours Border States amid Campaign Roar

Edward W. Pickard reviews Al Smith’s border tour from Sedalia Missouri to Chicago, praising his popularity and tariff stance while noting Hoover’s counterclaims on prosperity. He cites Borah attacks in the South defending Hoover, and reports Zeppelin news from New York and Buenos Aires, plus a New York sewer graft conviction and a Little Rock mockery of anti-evolution laws.

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Attorney General Rules on December 20 Contract Sale Dispute

The Attorney General ruled on a contract dated December 20 between the United States government and Sinclair Crude Co for a sale. The decision clarifies terms of the deal and the government’s obligations under the agreement.

Ttorney- General Sargent United States Sinclair Crude Oo .Purchasing Company

Government royalty dispute in Salt Creek field Wyoming

Reports detail a contested lease in Salt Creek Wyoming where Sargent found the award invalid citing improper letting and lack of Interior Secretary power to sign a contract with an option. The Sinclair lease originally granted five years with a renewal option renewed February 1928 by Secretary Work amid campaign claims.

Salt Creek Wyoming Sargent Secretary of the Interior T. Athe Binelac Oil Purchasing Lane Horeca Sinclair Concern Hubert Work Interior Doctor Work

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