Honeybrook Farm Roadside Stand - Jackson Road (US-12), August 1956

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Ann Arbor News, August 22, 1956
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JACKSON RD. MARKET: Demonstrating the fertility of Scio township soil is this fruit and vegetable stand at 6390 Jackson Rd., one of several in the township. Salesladies are Elizabeth Wallace (left), 10, and Sandra Faircloth, 14. The small market offers tomatoes, apples, cucumbers, peaches, watermelons, plums, berries and other produce.
Ann Arbor News, August 22, 1956
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JACKSON RD. MARKET: Demonstrating the fertility of Scio township soil is this fruit and vegetable stand at 6390 Jackson Rd., one of several in the township. Salesladies are Elizabeth Wallace (left), 10, and Sandra Faircloth, 14. The small market offers tomatoes, apples, cucumbers, peaches, watermelons, plums, berries and other produce.
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Washtenaw Panorama -- Scio Township

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1956
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All She Can Handle

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14
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September
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1956
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John & Marj Roth's Vegetable Gardens, June 1984

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Ann Arbor News, June 28, 1984
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Last year John and Marj Roth of Sunnyside Street in Ann Arbor gave up the backyard battle of the clay, one with which many an area gardener is familiar, and one with which the Roths themselves were well acquainted after more than 40 years in Ann Arbor. Instead, they built four one-foot-high raised boxes, filled them with good loam, put stone pathways between the boxed and said goodbye forever to the hardships of clay gardening.
Ann Arbor News, June 28, 1984
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Last year John and Marj Roth of Sunnyside Street in Ann Arbor gave up the backyard battle of the clay, one with which many an area gardener is familiar, and one with which the Roths themselves were well acquainted after more than 40 years in Ann Arbor. Instead, they built four one-foot-high raised boxes, filled them with good loam, put stone pathways between the boxed and said goodbye forever to the hardships of clay gardening.
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Goodbye to clay

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Pat Holland Inspects Apples For Quality At Wiard's Orchards, October 1974

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Ann Arbor News, October 20, 1974
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The fate of every apple is in the hands of Pat Holland, at work on the grading conveyor line.
Ann Arbor News, October 20, 1974
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The fate of every apple is in the hands of Pat Holland, at work on the grading conveyor line.
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