Multitude of local residents travel and work around town
Rudolph Gross spent a few days in Canada. Mrs. Ida Buck and Mrs. Florence Bond visit Detroit and Ann Arbor relatives. Several A2 residents move, travel to Benton Harbor, St Joseph, Lansing and Niagara Falls. A fire destroys a barn near Tecumseh road as police probe slot machines charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Gross
Canada
Ida Buck
Detroit
KF. Layher
Ann Arbor
W. B. Dietiker
Fifteen Years Ago in Birmingham Local News
Fifteen years ago John Bartle of Birmingham visited friends here Monday. Mrs. Mary Skinner moves into rooms over J. A. Alber bakery. Miss Minnie Baty left to begin school work at South Haven. Edward and Alice Tobler of Detroit stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Chark. Rev. Adolf Lederer and sisters left for Milwaukee. Helen will stay a while. Lydia Sanford and Mrs. William Muir of Imlay City transferred property on McKay street to Christmas Burrow. A midnight street demonstration ended with a riot. fines due on release. October 1 water works vote. women taxpayers may vote. Hog-raising note urges sow stock to meet demand and high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bartle
Birmingham
Mary Skinner
J. A. Alber
Minnie Baty
South Haven
Edward
Alice Tobler
Detroit
Clinton
Chark
Adolf Lederer
Martha
Helen Lederer
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Helen
Lydia Sanford
William Muir
Harold
Imlay City
McKay Street
Christmas Burrow
Hillsdale Notes Include Visits and Local Business
Thirty years ago Miss Minnie Ruckman visited Hillsdale while J. W. Hull spent time in Chicago. Mrs. D F Reeves and Mrs. Robert Curlen visited Mrs. Schaffer in Grand Rounds. Ss H Maher bought a Tot on North Ann Arbor and laid a foundation for a new house. Miss Purnell DePuy to teach at Ewart next year. Martin Smith kept the road to Bridgewater busy with berry shipments in the past months. Mrs. Hulda Munroe, 93, walked to the cemetery with surprising ease. A Sunday school teacher’s question about Heaven drew a child’s reply preferring to follow her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Reeves
Robert Curlen
Schaffer
Grand Rounds
Ss. H. Maher
Ann Arbor Street
Timber Stand Density Shapes Tree Quality and Growth
The text explains that dense stands push height growth as trees compete for sunlight, while crowded stands limit lower-branch vitality and maintenance of diameter. In sparse stands, tops grow slower but diameters decline less. For best timber, trees should contact neighboring crowns, balancing crowding for optimal growth in farm woods.
Household Food Facts And Hunting Ban Notice
Mint jelly and mint sauce mix tips. rice and potatoes nutrition notes. meat cooking methods. fabric care for wool and silk. official state notice bans partridge hunting in Michigan for one year from Oct 25 1927 following Public Acts of 1925. Director recommends closed season. signed June 8 1927 by L J Young and Howard B Boomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
L. J. Young
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
W. E. Dietzker
Salnie, Michigan
Saline Mercantile CO
Charles McCalla
Ann Arbor, Mich
Florence Bond
Miss Ruth
Fred Sellen
Benton Harbor
St. Joseph
Ida Reilly
Sylvia Gross
Millington
Alfred Young
Clinton Line
Reuben, Bredernitz
Herman Gross
Frank Benwell
Michigan City
Indiana
Carl Moehn
Lucille Schmid
Herman Wenger
Masonic Lodge
J. Roscoe Cole
James
Gary
S. Cole
A. F E. Cole
Lottie Wallace
Miss Wealthy
Lansing
Alma Woelper
Margaret Begley
Mis.” Anf
John Schlieh
Betle Isle
John
A. S Hall
Hall
Chestertown
Maryland
Saline
Cah‘ Moehn
Elmer Bdisele
Freedom
Edward Hyne
Brighton
Edward Scheldt
Esther Eisele
Jeffrey
Fred Giddish
Tames Hoyt Farm
Tecumseh Road
Olin
Jackson
Minnie Ruckman
Hillsdale
J. W. Hull
Chicago
Miss Purnell, DePuy
Ewart
Martin Smith
Here
Bridgewater
Hulda Munroe
Heaven
Papa
Milan
LEGAT
Department of Conservation
Conservation Commission
Howard B. Bloomer
Eco
van Brunt
H. Gross & Sons
Liberty Theatre
Anita Stewart
Broadway
Observer
New York
Printzess
Wooltex
Bolivia
Kashmello
Beaver
Lustrosa
Fox
Lorobia
Durbiloom
Vivette
Skunk
the Mills Company
Main St
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