Crop Roots Need Air and Water and Organic Matter
Soils must breathe for crop roots to support high yields. Organic matter loosens compacted soil, increasing air and water penetration. Humus swells and shrinks with moisture, forming aggregates that keep soil loose and workable. Deep incorporation via top-rooted legumes drives matter down into the soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
Community notes and farming tips from Bridgewater
Farmers advised on legume root depth and soil nutrient practices including liming and ensuring phosphorus and potash for high yields. Church circle meeting at St. John's Lutheran heard Rev. Daschner discuss Rural Church problems with a program by Mrs Julia Barnes and Miss Dorothy Betz. Local social events list visits, showers, and gatherings with families including Barnes, Wild, Armbruster, and Benzler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Dorothy Betz
Daschner
Julia Barnes
Arnold Wild
Gordon
Gece
Barnes
Kaiser and Frazer
Willow Run
Paul Wild
Ruth Frey
Ann Arbor
Earl Bush
Elsie Seeger
John Bivins
Howard
One Wheel Power Unit From Cornell Designed for Lincoln Arc
A power unit designed by Carl ton M Edwards of Cornell University for the Lincoln Arc Welding foundation powers many front mounted garden and farm tools. It can drive cultivator tool bars and adapt to lawn mowers and snow blades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton M. Edwards
Cornell University
Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation
Community Notes of Sunday and Weekend Visits and Birthdays
Local families hosted and visited across several towns. Many couples shared dinners at homes in Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and East Ann Arbor with guests from nearby areas. A 16th birthday was celebrated for Jerry Clark at the Clark home with relatives and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bivins
Florine Wild
Bishop Lake
Ernie Sepulveda
Susan
Walter Kubert
Pamela
Erwin Weidmayer
Paul Stall
Harvey
Ann Arbor
Emma Bauer
Charles
Ray Bauer
Howard Handy
Clarence Hertler
Tom Mitchell
Chas. Clark
Cathy
Melvin Becker
Ypsilanti
Jerry Clark
Joe Clark
Lillian Love
Charles Mayzes
East Ann Arbor
Billy Love
Ernie Gilbert
South Saline
Edwin Finkbeiner
Christ Finkbeiner
George Finkbeiner
Rueben Finkbeiner
Ronnie
Glen Feldkamp
Albert Finkbeiner
Ruth Bertke
Edwin Nagel
Gottlibb Kuebler
Oscar
William Wiedman
Robert Love
Robert Jr
Shirley
Bud Hunter
Upper Peninsula
Bud
Rapid River
When to Pick Strawberries and Police Dogs Lead Blind
Strawberries ripen on the plant preserve flavor and vitamin C better than berries picked half red and ripened off plant. Tests show on plant ripened fruit gains more vitamin C. The prior week’s light and sun strongly influence berry vitamin C. German shepherds, commonly called police dogs, are noted for suitability as guide dogs for the blind.
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Citizens Bank
Federal Reserve System
East Side Furniture Shop
E. Mich. Ave
F. M. Radio
Joe Marsh
America
Michigan
Texas
California
Maine
Sylvania
Wah
United States Brewers Foundation
Huba
Bridgewater
Glenn Barnes
Hulda Armbruster
Albert Armbruster
North Lake
Paul Daschner
Teddy
Betty Lou
Erwin Feldkamp
Bobby
Jimmy
East Tawns
Gordon and
George
John
Edgar F. Down
Ferndle - Pleasant Ridge
Highland Park
Oakland County Emergency Relief Commission
Univerity of Michigan
Detroit College of Law
Bas
12Th Distrct
Michicap
Republican Party
Benton Harbor
Literary College
University of Michigan
Washtenaw County Federation of Young Republicans
Senate War Investigation Committee
Michigan Merit System Association
Washtenaw County
Chater
Michigan Federation of Weong Republicans
University of Michigan Club of
Congress
George Meader
Mrs. Erwin Buss and Sons
Jackson
The
Cascades
A. Be, Hagen
Elvin Armbruster
Business Administration
Ann Arbor Business School