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Saline Observer in Saline, Michigan

26 Oct 1922

Page 8

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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1922

Page

8

In Washington to See Congress From a Tourists View

A visitor recounts a first trip to Washington to observe Congress. He tours the House offices, the Capitol tunnels, and galleries, notes timekeeping, the parliamentarian, clerks, and the Congressional Record, and recalls Speaker Clark and other leaders shaping proceedings.

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Washington Congress Champ ‘Clark Mr. Clark Hardy House Capitol Ita Senate Asmos Giilett Iim Crisp Charles Clark A. Valued Cannon Mann James R. Manny Ingie Srone Congressional Record Clerk Amanuensis Leach Treasury Py Samuel J. Randall Congressional
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Nursery stock planting and winter storage guidance

Michigan fruit growers discuss spring planting over fall planting for nursery stock while amateurs often store stock in cellars or order in spring. Experts advise fall orders if feasible, protective heeling and mulching to prevent freezing, and delaying shipment until after severe frost risk passes.

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Cominepetad Michigan Gardner
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Printer's Ink Secret of Merchants Success

At the Southeast Missouri Press Association meeting in Charleston KF D. Lair described his Charleston store origins and growth from $600 capital 75 years ago to a leading furniture emporium. He credited printers ink ads with lasting impact noting Wrigley’s large spend proves a virtue in advertising. The association toured his modern three story brick store filled with furniture nets lovese and curtains.

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Southeast Missouri Press Association Charleston Tale Southern Missouri Actia Haid Winei Lair Furniture Prss Wrigley
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