Local social notes show visits and events around Saline
Mrs Sam Boyd and Marion Rouse visit Detroit. Windsor Ontario and Ypsilanti guests frequent Saline. Local business and post office changes, real estate sales, new job for Albert Henderson, church meetings, county fair remarks, and Milan loss in overtime highlight a bustling community week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Boyd
Ida
Ben Uphaus
Detroit
Marion Rouse
Luella Birkle
Ypsilanti
John Levi
Windsor
Ontario
Saline Friends
Millie Webb
Mabel Case
BE. Ling
South Know
Frances Derendinger
Carl Sanford
Dearborn
Josephine van Houten
EH. W. Ewing
Pontiac
Katherine Stang
Mildred Tower
Jordan
Austin White
George Reese
William Thomas
James Pinneau
Ann
Miss Fortune
Saline Real Estate Exchange
Frank McGee
Reading Place
Brooklyn
Wayne
Albert Henderson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fedsrated Church
Sheriff Race Heats Up With Old Campaign Tricks
The sheriff race grows hotter as candidates employ familiar tactics. Due to lack of suitable grounds the Master Masons annual Labor Day picnic will not be held this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ask George
Master Masons
Lambs Stolen From Lyndon Farm. Theft Suspected
Reports say 30 lambs valued at 250 dollars disappeared from John McKernan's Lyndon farm. Dr J T Woods seeks the owners as no trace is found and a drive away during the past week is suspected. A separate notice notes John Hay's Howard City home robbed of all eatables during Homecoming night. Leon Jewett, 16, of Pulaski, vanished in Jackson area after going to seek work, last seen in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beltici
John McKernan
Lyndon
J. T. Woods
Woods
Chelsea Standard
John Hay
Howard City
John
Leon Jewett
Pulaski
Jackson
Manchester
R. D. Richards
Edgar Milam
Plainville
Ill
Mr. Richard
Mr. Richards
Milan
Housekeeping Tips From A Farm Kitchen
A practical guide highlights cheese as a rich calcium source for teeth and bones, suggests a cheerful breakfast alcove with built in seats, notes watermelons are plentiful, and offers bread variety ideas. It also gives a method to preserve sauerkraut in jars with brine and water bath heating for long storage.
Notice to Landowners on Weeds in Latine Township
Public notice from John Kohler Commissioner of Highways Latine Township Washtenaw County Michigan dated June 1 1926 requires all box weeds on lands within Latine Township and along highway rights of way to be cut and destroyed by July 1 and again by September 1 with repeat destruction as needed to prevent seeding. Noncompliance by the dates or within ten days incurs liability for cutting costs and a 10 percent levy assessed against the property as with taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kohler
Latine
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
Sheep cud and dental disease in flock care
When a sheep drops the cud it may signal tooth or mouth problems or stomach acidity. Feed is regurgitated due to pain or bad taste, leaving half chewed grain on the ground. Treat diseased mouth with attention and consider baking soda or Epsom salt purgative, and provide good feed.
Horse Feed Hints and Diet Tips for Horses
Oats provide more protein than corn and can be fed whole or ground. For young horses roll or grind oats, and add chopped lower hay or corn cobs to slow eating. If using corn, offer Teguminous hay for protein, and combine alfalfa with corn. Include linseed meal if legumes are unavailable. Change diet gradually.
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Iz 2
Prise
President Larned
Carter CO
Risle
Sole
Kel-Tolee
G. C. Townsend
Ann Arbor
Warry Parsons
Baltimore
Marland
Emma Whissly
Arthur
Allen Morris
Mathew Coxfield
Jefferson City
Missouri
Henry Morris
Ray Wyrick
George Uphaus
West Michigan Avenue
Mr. Wryick
Connor
Justice Warren
Fred W. Green
Party
Fred Aprill
Sault Ste. Marie
Mackinaw Island
Pairgrove
Deford
Saline
Cullen
William Hall
Walter
Ernest Hirth
K Rogers
C. J. Burkhardt
George Korh
Durward Schumacher
Henry Heimerdinger
Eugene Crittenden
Harry W. Nichols
Republica
Washtenaw County
CON. L. Clement
Ram
Landau
B. Flint
Mick
Chevrolet
Chevolet
Mich
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Dodge Brothers
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
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