Social visits and gatherings aired in Central York area
Central York residents including Mrs. Samuel Craig of Saline and John Gooding hosted and visited neighbors. Leslie and Edith Bailey called at Gooding’s. Bailey family visited Clarence Johnson. Millard Allison spent time with Alger Allison. Leslie Bailey and Pearl Dicks traveled to Adrian. families from Mooreville and Bridgewater joined at various homes. A trip to the cranberry marsh near Dundee involved Gooding, Alger Allison, and Mrs. Crittenden with daughters Grace Ann, Dora May and Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Craig
Saline
John Gooding
Leslie
Edith Bailey
Leslie Bailey
Clarence Johnson
Saline Township
Millard Allison
Mooreville
Alger Allison
J. W. Dicks
Pearl
Adrian
David Allison
David Thrasher
Walter
Miss Mayer
Bridgewater
Bailey Home
Cranberry Marsh
Dundee
James Crittenden
Grace Ann
Dora May
Jean
Community Notes From South Saline And Nearby
Detroit visitors join South Saline residents as Paul Metzger and family host friends. Ann Arbor callers visit Tuesday. Geraldine Rutler and Thelma Johnson share weekend time. State fair guests include Beatrice Cross and Herbert Gilmore. Tecumseh home visits by Gertrude Robison planned weeklong stay. Ann Arbor visitors stop by Friday. Arnés Luckhardt and children visit Saline relatives. Willing Workers meeting postponed to September 26 due to Adrian fair. Florence Evans and Halred Evans visit Tecumseh relatives. Arlene Kempf visits Tecumseh with LeRoy Kempf. Lon Kuder Clare Rhoades and Leon Vealey enjoy Grand Rapids day trip. Hugh Craig Helen Pierce Hilah Jean visit Stilts residence. Helen Pierce and Bab Jean Kinsey spend Sunday with Kinsey family in Temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Paul Metzger
D. Clark
Ann Arbor
Geraldine Rutler
Thelma Johnson
Beatrice Cross
Herbert Gilmore
Gertrude Robison
Albert Tournenberger
Tecumseh
Hugh Craig
Helen Pierce
Hilah Jean
Booker
Arnés
Luckhardt
Saline
Adrian
Florence Evans
Fordson
Halred Evans
Dearborn
LeRoy Kempf
Arlene
N. Mehler
Lon Kuder
Clare Rhoades
Leon Vealey
Grand Rapids
Frank Stilts
Daugghter
Jean
Thomas Kinsey
Temperance
Community Notices from Hammond District and Nearby
Local residents and visitors share weekend gatherings and travels. Names include E O Stimpson Hovey Needham Arthur Knuth Roy Gilbert Clarence Carr Tom Ellis E M Gilbert Roy Winchell and others. A farewell for Julia Gordon and a hitchhiker anecdote conclude theCassopolis Vigilant item.
Local Social Notes From Milan and Surrounding Areas
Miss Myrtle Rogers visited Miss Clara Daniels of Milan. Mr. and Mrs. Sommer hosted guests from Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler entertained visitors from Detroit. Mrs. D. G. Richards and daughter Florine visited Ann Arbor. Raymond and Waldron Riggs moved Hess family to Britton. George Raymond and family of Ypsilanti visited H. C. Reeves. Mrs. White and son Robert of Milan spent an evening with D. G. Richards. Alvin Barringer and Toledo relatives visited Mrs. Anna Riggs. Frank Harwood and son Jimmie joined Reuben Rogers family. Florine Richards returned to Ann Arbor for school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Rogers
Clara Daniels
Milan
Sommer
Toledo
Tyler
Detroit
D. G. Richards
Florine
Ann Arbor
Raymond
Waldron Riggs
Hess
Britton
George Raymond
Ypsilanti
H. C. Reeves
Mrs. White
Robert
Pittsfield Opens Roberts School Enrolls Twenty
A week after opening Roberts school in Pittsfield, enrollment reached 20 students. The Pittsfield Grange held a regular meeting yesterday. Various local visits occurred including James Monaghan from Detroit to see Charles Roberts. A birthday party and social gatherings filled the weekend with community activities and a Ladies' Aid meeting planned for the coming Thursday. The October meeting of the Ladies' Aid will be hosted by Mrs. W Wattling and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Wisconsin
Otto Hopp Hag
Alice Clow
Indiana
Jennie Harris
Ed. Raymond
Ladies’ Aid Society
F. McDougal
J. Geddes
Ethel Geddes
E. Randall
A. Seaver
W. Wattling
V. Watling
Inez Swaniger
N.wing
B. Sutherland
J. Sutherland
Banker's brush with fake Helena-Jerome stock racket
Retired Grand Rapids merchant Joseph Ruschmann fell for a stock scam after meeting J A Parsons in Montreal who touted 200 Helena-Jerome Copper shares for 400. A second broker offered a 1000 profit for shares, and Parsons pushed a supposed Humble contact in Cheboygan with 12 500 shares. The trap collapsed when no Helena-Jerome Copper Co existed in Butte, Montana, risking a 6000 loss. A local note adds a Sebena hen laid a triple egg, including a double yolk and a miniature egg inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ruschmann
Grand Rapids
Montreal
J. A. Parsons
Parsons
Helena-Jerome Copper Company
Helena
Montana
Shim
Ruschmann
Helena-Jerome Copper
C. H.humble
Cheboygan
Helena-Jerome
Humble
Kalamazoo
Butte
Sebena
Robert Reid
Wide field for community hog houses in farm sanitation
The article explores community hog houses versus individual farrowing sites, noting factors like farm conditions and market. It reviews roof styles from half monitor to round, sizes 20 to 24 feet wide, and pen dimensions such as 6 by 8 feet with central alleys for feeding and cleaning, describing suitability for sow and litter sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
Careful Ewe Culling For Profitable Flock Management
Wool and a strong lamb crop drive profits in sheep farming. Cull ewes yearly for udders, mouths, fleece, and milk ability. Inferior breeders should be fattened and sold. Avoid breeding ewes with faults. breed to a registered ram of good lineage for better returns.
Shelled Corn and Linseed Meal for Fattening Lambs
Shelled corn plus linseed meal makes a protein rich ration to fatten lambs. A ratio of seven parts corn to one part linseed meal is suggested. Introduce full feed gradually to avoid digestive trouble and start with oats before switching to corn. Ensure lambs have pasture or hay such as clover or alfalfa.
Protein Supplement Feeds Hogs With Barley Under Tankage
A practical note says to feed fattening hogs a mix of protein supplement like skim milk or tankage with barley. Use about one-third pound of tankage per pig daily and grind barley for best results. Soaking barley offers little advantage and is not dangerous if barley is soaked in clean steel tanks or barrels.
Feed Young Stock for Better Growth and Costs
The young growing animal gains weight more cheaply than the mature one. Providing ample feed to young stock is advised even when pasture is short. Many youngsters suffer stunting after weaning from insufficient feed, while rapid growth requires bone and muscle building nutrition.
Confidence builds lasting customer trust in business
A Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune excerpt stresses confidence as the key asset in commerce. It notes mutual trust between merchant and customer grows from consistent service, accurate pricing, and prompt delivery. The piece cautions that once lost, confidence is hard to regain amid general buyer wariness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Pilot- Tribune
Prosperity Tied to Automobiles Drives National Business
A Blissfield Advance report notes auto industry ties to rubber, glass, gasoline, and metals, detailing 85 percent of rubber output to autos and 60 percent of plate glass use. It warns of a nationwide slump if auto mills fail, but current year production breaks records. A Toledo and Western crash near US-127 kills one and injures three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Central National Bank of Cleveland
America
Toledo and Western
Blissfield
Notice to creditors in Cody estate in Washtenaw County
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County announces creditors may file claims against William N. Cody, deceased, by January 2, 1930. Hearings are set for November 2, 1929 and January 2, 1930 at ten in the forenoon in Ann Arbor. Dated August 30, 1929. Judge Jay G. Pray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
William N. Cody
Ann Arbor
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