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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
8
Frank Evers aged 15 of Canandaigua was arraigned in Adrian before Judge Rathbun after sheriff's deputies arrested him July 23. He pleaded guilty to stealing 700 pounds of wool from Mrs Fay Wilder and was sentenced to three months in the county jail. Morenci Observer.
Defaulted mortgage on Kioland B Waltrous and Ruth M Waltrous to William Braun dated January 2 1930 recorded January 20 1920 in Liber 191 page 92 Washtenaw County Mortgagee to foreclose on Lot 146 Ainsworth Park Subdivision Ypsilanti Washtenaw County Michigan sale to highest bidder December 5 1932 at ten in the forenoon at the court house door Ann Arbor Michigan.
Cornell experts advise superspraying to control rosy aphids on trees. Spray from multiple angles and both ground and tank delivery, using liberal spray amounts. Younger trees need less, thirty year olds may take ten gallons per tree, with wind direction crucial for full coverage.
Orchardists and tree owners are urged to treat pruning wounds to prevent disease and damage. Parker QC emphasizes that untreated wounds invite decay and fungus. shellac protects small wounds, while larger ones need shellac plus tar or lead paint. Use alcohol-based shellac and avoid harsh solvents.
Brown rot of peaches is controlled by a dry mix sulphur lime spray or with sulphur dust. Apply as soon as bloom falls, again two or three weeks later, and a third time about three weeks before harvest. Dry mix uses six pounds fine sulphur, three pounds hydrated lime, two ounces calcium casemate spreader, diluted in AO gallons of water. Lead arsenate may be used in the first two sprays at 14% pounds per 50 gallons to control curculio.
Currants and gooseberries thrive in partial shade on a northern slope or along an orchard side. Prepare soil well in advance with heavy barnyard or poultry manure, plow deeply, and disk drag and harrow for a firm mellow bed.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes shade trees suffer from illuminating gas in leaks and soil. Recent experiments suggest gassed trees may be saved by forcing air or oxygen into the ground through a nozzle to displace the gas at multiple points around the tree. Check and fix gas leaks promptly.
The Grand Canyon’s new five hundred foot steel suspension bridge replaces a temperamental 1920 structure that flipped in winds. Wind cables anchored on cliffs stabilize the span five feet wide and long enough for pack trains, with a tunnel added at the south end to fit the Kaibab trail. Donkeys hauled 122 tons of steel and asphalt up the 744 mile grade for the benefit of visitors.
Edwin Howell enters the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. Numerous locals visit relatives and friends in Milan Coldwater Ypsilanti Sandusky Ohio Jackson Toledo and Detroit. The Ladies Aid plans a Wednesday meeting with Elmer Roe serving supper.
Perry Belmont on the steamer Majestic discusses international divorce. He jokes that American husbands seek to make wives happy while foreign husbands expect the reverse. A foreign husband and his American wife order two birds but only one is available, prompting a quip to the waiter about the wife’s meal.
With Dad Joseph he fills his father's traveling bag with possessions as his mother asks. He says he is preparing to go with his father when house cleaning begins, implying the parent plans to leave home.
A series of visits and social calls are reported across multiple families. Names include the Feldkamp, Gauss, Townsend, Hart, Keller, Scherdt, Robinson, Fast, Longfellow, Fosdick, Boyd, Cook, Wheeler, Carr, and Bixby families with relatives visiting in Ann Arbor Chelsea and Hannibal.
Michigan State College entomology officials urge growers to destroy onion cull piles after harvest to curb onion maggot damage. Piles harbor eggs and larvae that hatch into flies, with timing spreading egg laying over weeks. burying culls a foot underground or burning is recommended. Plowing under remaining culls in spring is less effective but better than leaving piles. Destruction should be districtwide to avoid harming neighbors through lax practices.
The speaker thanks friends for advice and assistance during the campaign for the Prosecuting Attorney nomination, noting their support made for a close and interesting contest.
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