Saline area farm listings with multiple acreage parcels
Offers include 120 acres with a good house, new furnace, outbuildings and silo near Saline on the main road. Additional parcels include 273 acres with timber and buildings, 30 acres pasture with water, and 140 acres of productive soil with houses and garden space all near Saline Village with immediate possession and favorable terms.
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Saline
Saline Village
New Magazines and Goods at Richtone Shop
W M Fowler offers all new magazines including Woman's Home Companion Ladies' Home Journal Red Book Blue Book American Boy and more Subscriptions welcome Growler Pilot candy lunches ice cream stationery and school tablets Visit to see the Richtone Phonograph and related items
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Woman’s Home Companion
Ladies’ Home Journal
Red Book
Blue Book
Saline Confectionery Store News Pricing
Edward J. Muir announces new gasoline kerosene and oil prices with delivery options and cash terms. Car of Hi Grade Gasoline at storage tank 30.44 cents and store 31.44 delivered. Sinclair Kerosene 19.6 storage 20.1 delivered and 28 cents at store. Also new Nisco Spreaders and Mobiloil products. price offers on tools and varnish. orders encouraged before price increases. Farmers invited to visit store headquarters and place orders.
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Sinclair
Various Local Families Visit In Nearby Towns
A roundup of social visits and family gatherings across Saline and nearby locales. Members of the Robison, Goltz, Lehman, Woodbridge, Cox, Hollis, Kyte, Bredernitz, Armbruster, Schill, Parsons, Kennedy, Goltz, Knight, Sawyer, Braun, Fosdick, Longfellow, Clark, Fitzgerald, Davenport, Gauntlett, Hollis, and Curtiss families are reported visiting relatives in Detroit Adrian Dexter Ypsilanti Pontiac North Adams and Kalamazoo. A birth is noted for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goltz on September 17. A reunion of the Hollis family occurred in Salem with about twenty four attendees.
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Fred Sellen
Detroit
Ernest’ Robison
Adrian
Henry Goltz
George Lehman
Dexter
Henry Bredernitz
Aaron Armbruster
Estella
Brewin Schill
Ypsilanti
Fred Schill
Frank Parsons
Lewiston
George Barr
Irene Kennedy
Frances Derendinger
Helen Goltz
Ann Arbor
Charles Knight
Clinton
George Shaw
A. J. Sawyer
Whitmore Lake
Vernon Sawwyer
Theodore Fosdick
Bart Fosdick
Mintie Coe
A. N. Longfellow
Wilton
Wisconsin
B. L. Longfellow
Kenneth Pester
Emilie Amny
Pittsefild
A. F. Clark
S. A. Fitzgerald
Chauncey Fitzgerald
North Adams
Max Fitzgerald
Hillsdale
Harris
Gertrude
Will
Ypsilantir
Alien
Dayton
Ohio
Saline
Rogers
John Miller
Evanston
Ilinois
Laura Parsons
C. H. Spencer
Kenneth
Washington
D. C
U. of M
Clyde Gauntlett
Kalamazoo
Diantha. Gauntlett
Milan
Everett Davenport
Charles Alberson Earl
Melvina
Fincksney
Henry Evans
Hollis
Leslie Curtiss
Salem
Lottie Robison
G. C. Townsend
T. K. Henderson
Cadillac
Wexford County
Wexford Township
Depesit
Bank of Mesicks
Pontiac
Gus Larion
Jackson
Nhew
Robert Garner
25Th Michigan Infantry
John Morgan
Tubbs
Lend
Charles Clement
Colon
Port Huron
Patrick Sullivan
Sullivan
Grand Rapids
Biar Crohan
Edward AL Atlas Leather Co
Muskegon
United States
Monroe
People of 4
Grand ‘Rapids
Nicholas Schmidt
Germany
Protecting Sheep in Winter Barns and Pastures
Guidance on dry well ventilated sheep barns stressing dryness freedom from drafts and ample light. Advice covers winter protection from rain and snow warmth, ventilation, flooring, pen layout and site selection to improve health and production.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Cures Deafness Through Blood
Cures for Catarrhal Deafness stated as constitutional via Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Deafness arises from inflamed mucous in the Eustachian tube. local applications fail. The remedy claims to reach the mucous surfaces through the blood, restoring normal function and preventing permanent hearing loss.
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Cheney & Co
Toledo
Obifo
Pasture Layout Aimed at Efficient Farm Labor
The text notes the flock needs daily attention, so convenient placement near the dwelling and other buildings saves time in routine tasks across seasons, whether near regular pastures or fields used for summer crops.
Buying Ewes in Fall for Lambing Next Summer
Farmers are advised to buy ewes in fall, breed them, and sell lambs the next summer. Ewes can winter on wheat and rye or clover hay with roots and linseed meal if needed. Use record fodder with bran or linseed meal, and start lambs early, teaching them to eat. Provide a creep for corn access so lambs feed without the ewes following.
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Ceep
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Raymond Kyte
Chelsea
August Braun
Miss Olive
Fred Hertler
Christian Braun
Extension Department
Purdue University
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Porter County
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W. OG. A
Bronx
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Landish
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Charles S. Wilcox
Martin
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Enly
Deering
Milwaukee
Herman Heininger
Silo
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P. J.leach
J. W. Sibley & Company
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