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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1926

Page

4

Saline Observer and Michigan News Notes

Local Saline paper lists rates for subscriptions and notices. It highlights political commentary on Gov Groesbeck and Michigan politics from Croswell and Birmingham, and discusses family worship and public morals with references to Red Grange and Bob Fitzsimmons. The Charlotte Republican item notes a $25,000 home purchase for Red Grange’s father.

Ave Red” Grange Bob Fitzsimmons Jefferies Grange Wheaton Tih Dispatch Charlotte Republican

Signs of Spring and April Oddities

An essay on spring’s arrival and April as heart of the season. It cites John Burroughs Koréau Wait man Wordsworth and others noting spring’s 30 day span from March end to June near-unseen seasonal signs and cultural broadcasts while a stray line on free speech closes the piece.

John Burroughs Avril Koréau Waitman Burroughs Hudson Wordsworth

Biography and the Biographers Rush to Print

The author critiques biographers who cover those in high office and questions why fame prompts constant life stories. It argues many subjects without power are more worthy, warns that biography is only history for truly history making lives, and suggests shelves will fade with time.

Iman

Of What Use Are Kidneys By Dr B S Herben

Dr B S Herben explains kidney function, structure and the consequences of failure. He describes their role in filtering waste, the danger of uremia, and why two kidneys exist, urging medical consultation for abnormal symptoms. The item also notes Henry Ford representatives acquiring land near Petersburg for a rail siding and potential factory development, plus a closing quip defining a heathen as one who lacks religious knowledge.

Henry Ford Geals Petersburg Cone Inks Petersburg Belive Petersburg Sun

Saline Council Holds Regular Meeting March 1 1926

Minutes show trustees present and bills approved including Detroit Edison and Washtenaw Electric Co. A petition to vacate an alley was read and accepted for vote. The board discussed bus line issues with the State Utilities Commission and appointed election board members for March 8. Old dam dam failure noted in Manchester Enterprise.

Parsons Crittenden J. W. Hull J. W.hull Edwin H. Feldkamp John Smith Lucy A. Cobb George W. Shaw Emma Blaess G. Edward. Gross A. Luckhant Yeas Bredernitz Hutzel Fosdick Hut

Traveling Soil Fertility Train Reaches Southern Michigan Counties

A soil fertility train sponsored by Michigan State College and county extension service will travel through southern Michigan counties in April. The program aims to boost soil maintenance interest and offers farmers soil testing and expert consultations. Rules for sampling guide farmers to collect representative sub samples, avoid mixing across variations, and use clean containers. The itinerary lists stops across counties, promising thousands of farmers access to the clinic.

Sails Michigan State College County Extension Service Michigan College

Chevrolet Coupe Offered At Low Price By Cook Authorized

A newly painted 1924 Chevrolet coupe is advertised at a very low price. The ad notes GEO. V. COOK Authorized Chevrolet Dealer and provides a contact phone 61. The notice also requests residents with legal printing needs related to estate settlements to send them to the newspaper for probate matters.

Geo. V. Cook Chevrolet

Three Local Deaths And Notices From Dexter Area

Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Eliza Haight at 81 and Mrs. James Tolliver at 51. Sidney S. Tripp dies after a stair fall at the Fred Binder saloon. Marey teachers Ida Burroughs to teach in Milan. Miss Myrta Bostwick saves a pupil. Lydia Gable wed George Thearer Jr. The column includes locals criticizing the paper as fearless and spicy.

Eliza Haight Blies Olds James Tolliver Clark Street Sidney S. Tripp Fred Binder Ida. Burroughs Milan G. L. Parsons Abner Mource Townsend Wealthy Wallace Lansing M.D. Waillace Myrta Bostwick Dexter Martin Gable Lydia George Thearer

Fifteen Years Ago in Town News and Notes

Local items recount Fred Gross buying the G W Harris house and Leon Tower purchasing the home on Harris street. Births include a daughter to Carl and Mrs Josenhans in Wilmington. Funerals, visitors, and social visits are noted among Adrian, Jackson, and Chicago connections. A freak lamb with odd limbs is mentioned. A vote recount for Latino township supervisor is scheduled. Historical reflections on science war peace and lawmaking conclude.

Fred Gross G. W. Harris Hazel Morris Adrian Monady Earl Kutler Geraldine Jackson Wilmington N.C Carl Josenhans C. H. Miller Philip Hall Detroit Katherine Arthur Armbruster Auguiste Blaess Helen Chicago Leon Tower George Ganneton Harris Street Julius Marion Supervisorn

Petersburg School Notes and Senior Plans

Three Petersburg students enter our school: Charles Irelan first grade George Trelan fourth grade and Lee Lrelan seventh grade. Seniors plan commencement programs under Miss Bravendar and Mrs Mott with officers Martha Wisel Melvina Alber Lorena Klumpp Velma Feurbacher.

Petersburg Charles Irelan George Trelan Lee Lrelan Rush Kidder Sylvia Gross Ruth _Bracey Miss Bravendar Siice Mott Martha

Candied popcorn and puffed corn recipes from a pantry guide

A kitchen excerpt details how to make candied popcorn with butter sugar and water, form popcorn balls with sugar water cream of tartar or vinegar, and dry puffed sweet corn by drying ears then heating kernels. It notes mixing with nut meats and letting cool to form chunks.

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