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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1932

Page

5

Potato Crop Quality Key to Michigan Growers Profits

Michigan State College warns potato growers that profits hinge on consistent, quality production. Farm leaders plan to increase acreage, but stocks of old potatoes require new crops to be top quality through seed treatment, early planting, proper spraying, timely harvest, and careful grading to avoid rotting or defects.

United States Michigan Farm Crops Department Michigan State College

Grass Lake resident found dead in garage

Louis C. Watkins of Grass Lake was found dead on the floor of his garage Sunday afternoon by his wife. He had gone to check the car motor and the garage door was closed with the motor running when his wife checked again, leaving the cause uncertain between heart trouble or carbon monoxide poisoning.

Louis C. Watkins Grass Lake Manchester Enterprise

Community notices and social visits in Saline area

Local items list visits by Miss Ruth Morris Miss Hazel Kreager Rev C Kircher and families as well as social events at the Methodist Ladies Aid and Woman's Club. Notes on oil lease interest, neighborly calls, and attendance at plays or games. Includes obituaries for Grace Drake and brief family updates across Ann Arbor Dearborn and Hillsdale areas.

Thomas Shurtz Milwaukee Wis Charles Boland Ann Arbor Saline Friends Ruth Morris Albion Carl Kircher Detroit C. H. Kircher Hazel Kreager Whittaker Chester Leonard Reuben Crosby North Branch Saline Carl Napier Dearborn John Wurster B. A. Ruckman Virginia Hillsdale Minnie Ruckman Paul Wood Henry Morris Sheldon Rogers Violet Graf Alberta Doris Rogers Lloyd Armbruster William Sturm Rosina Sturm Harold Zahn G. Birkle Frank Moore Dexter Ethel Drake Portage Myr Lewis Ernst Alma Mary Helber Estella Vedder Josiah Dexter Methodist Ladies Aid Ronald Fitzgerald Bliss Curtiss Clarence Kircher C. B. Kircher Adrian Toledo Monroe

Local Social Notes From South Saline Last Week

Joseph Drum is ill with kidney trouble. Several residents, including Mrs Alonzo Kutler Mrs Ed Hartwig and Mrs Hugh Craig, suffer flu neuritis and interactions. Visits occur among the Craig Hartwig Downing and Graf families with nearby neighbors and relatives in Tecumseh Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Clinton Britton and Detroit areas.

Joseph Drum Alonzo Kutler Ed. Hartwig Hugh Craig Marian Lords Marie Hartwig Helen Pierce Irving Downing Walter Craig Lenadore Graf Ann Arbor Stanley Adams Tecumseh Olive Easlick Frank Drum Detroit Paul Metzger Raymond Bellmore Duane Clinton Katherine Martin Roscoe Craig Ypsilanti Floyd Cross Merl Cross Britton Alber Cross Leota

Deer sighting near Four Mile Lake reported

Otto Lucht and Elmer Wright saw a tame deer on the Wright farm around 11 am Tuesday. The doe wandered near their position within five to six rods before fleeing. Mrs Robison and the Hartwigs are noted in local farming snippets with other small updates.

Otto” Lucht Four Mile Lake Elmer Wright Wright Lucht Otto Chelséa Standard

Local notes from Saline area in Fifteen Years Ago feature town moves

John Mayer of Lodi rented the Chris Braun house on West Michigan Avenue and will make Saline his home. William McAllister of York bought the Blanchard house in the north end and will move in soon. Misses Linnie Rogers Gertrude Collins Mary Morden and Eva Zahn returned from Detroit for spring vacation. William Lutz resumed duties at M A C after visiting family. Robert Maesster of Grand Rapids, formerly a Saline township farmer, owns a Kissel Kar and plans a Saline visit. Easter services featured choirs from Methodist, Presbyterian and St Paul churches with cantata at event.

John Mayer Lodi Chris, Braun West Michigan Avenue Saline William McAllister York Linnie ,Rogers Gertrude Collins Mary Morden Eva Zahn Detroit John Lutz Robert Maesster Grand Rapids Saline Township Finkheimer Methodist Presbyterian St. Paul’s Church

Thirty Years Ago Furnace and Farm News From May

Thirty years ago Sidney Harwood installs a new Marshall furnace. John Boettger rents and moves on the Shaw-Doc Phillips farm. A rich oil vein is struck at Gladstone at a depth of 1000 feet. March and April were mixed with April arriving first. S P Fairbank ships another car of potatoes priced at 60 cents. G C Howard begins as traveling salesman for a Toledo spice house. His family moves in with Will Dell's people. The Ladies' Society of the Presbyterian church hosts a Woman's exchange at Fairbank's store on Saturday April 12 at 10 am. Michigan wheat crop condition is reported very good with only about 15 percent killed. Fruit buds are only slightly damaged.

S. ‘P. Fairbank G. C. Howard Toledo Will. Dell Ladies’ Society of the Presbyterian Church Michigan

Lindenschmidt Market Work Center Now Open

Anna and Julia Brennen, longtime dressmakers in Ann Arbor, have moved to North Dakota and invested in two farms to run themselves, while Andrew Lindenschmidt continues operating in the Lindenschmidt market.

Andrew Lindenschmidt Lindenschmidt Anna Julia Brennen Ann Arbor North Dakota

Foreign postage increases apply from April first

Rates on letters and post cards to foreign countries rose starting April 1 with three cents per ounce or fraction. Post cards cost two cents for single and four cents for double cards. Second class mail such as newspapers and samples also increased with one and a half cents per two ounces and a five cent minimum. Advertising is suggested as a remedy.

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