Scope and ContentArticles, notes and newspaper clippings about House fruit products. Many items have been trimmed tightly so the name and date of the publication has been removed. Grand Rapids newspaper Aug. 1, 1922: photo of Edwin House (misspelled as Howe) "who has adopted the plan of selling his summer fruits, cider, etc., from a stand in front of his home on the well traveled trunk line road. it resisted their efforts." Also photo of J. A. Barron, general manager Fennville Fruit Exchange. Grand Rapids Herald, Aug. 5, 1922: Edwin House predicts that "pure fruit juices properly preserved will take the place of drinks made from coat tar derivatives." Grand Rapids Herald, Aug. 5, 1922: four photos of "leaders in production of state fruits" including shot of Jame E. Wark of the Douglas Basket Company Page from 1925 Fruit Grower Almanac with story about Edward House, member of Michigan State Horticultural Society and a talk he gave about his success with a roadside stand and call to stop the "unfair methods" used to sell artificial carbonated fruit drinks. Feb 1926 clipping about Edwin House' prize winning apples on display at Parrish's drug store. Feb 1926 clipping about Michigan State Fair first prize of Niels Harss of Saugatuck for best and most attractive roadside stand and best plate of crab-apples. Harss was employed by Edwin House on the Riverside Fruit Farm. Article about Niels Harss trip to his homeland of Denmark. Article about Neils L Harss setting up model roadside market in Michigan State College's Farmers Week exhibit, his work history and his ideas for marketing success. Page from July 14, 1926 "Michigan Tradesman" magazine with "Out Around: Things Seen and Heard on a Week End Trip" by E. A. Stowe that mentions "many signs calling attention to a cherry juice manufacture in a commercial way in Saugatuck," speculates on why roadside stand aren't devoting more attention to home made products and how restorers would acquire a liking to such wholesome products. Also mentions Ossian Simonds. Article "Plan Battle on Imitation Juices" Jan. 4 UP story about requiring labeling of artificial cherry cider/juice. Jan 30, 1948 article about Neils Harss and spouse Jeannetta's visit to Copenhagen, Denmark in December 1947. Neils immigrated from Denmark in 1918 and worked for Edwin House circa 1926-1938. Article "Cherry Cider Co. Is Expanding" House bought out Famous Beverage company owned by Kenneth Driver of St. Joseph and moved equipment to Saugatuck where House has been producing high-grade soft drinks for the "last fifteen years." Benton Harbor newspaper article about same sale noting Erwin Kasten, salesman for the House's Cherry Cider Company will continue service to the Famous Beverage routes. Article "Cherry Cider Ban is Removed; It's 'Imitation' Brand" Edwin House rebrands his product "House's imitation cherry cider, certified color added" Very old article about Edwin House speaking at Congreational Church on "Farming vs. other Occupations" and "How the old Horse Won the Bet." A Mr. Stearns also gave an instructive talk about marketing. Loyd Goodrich presented paper titled "Educational Qualifications for a Farmer." Article "Fruit Juice Diet London Rage; Cures Lady Fisher" Two ads for House's Cherri-Mix," formerly known as House's Cherry Cider Article about "Yellowzones" a curative by W.B. House, M.D. of Detour, Mich. (Edwin's brother Walter) Note on Edwin House letterhead with slogan "Do not look upon (the?) wine when (?) in the Red -- Drink House's Cherry Cider instead." Slogan must not have caught on. Two letters to Edwin House from Margaret McKee of Pentwater extolling House as not the "King of the Bootleggers" but "Prince for beating the world in making the best and only real good decent drink." She ordered a 1/2 gallon jug.