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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1923

Page

8

Gasoline tax battle stalls Michigan roads fund

Lansing reports intense fight in 1924 Michigan legislature over a proposed two cent gasoline tax. Gov Groesbeck is expected to veto, jeopardizing highway funds for 18 months. referendum plans emerge via Detroit Auto Club to compel public approval at a presidential election.

Lansing Mich Ottmade Highway ‘Department Frank Rogers Groesbeck Rep. Read Kalamazoo County Highway Department Detroit Automobile Club Detroit Senate House Warner Michigan Riopelle Bahorski State Highway Department Brower Jackson State Securities Commission Securities, Commission

Michigan Odds and Ends Include Daring Rescue and Probes

A Grand Rapids 16 year old boy rescued a child from a fire in their home but was overcome himself. A legislative committee arrived in Saginaw to probe child labor in sugar beet fields in Saginaw and the Thumb, with strong industry support suspected. A Whitehall balloon rescue at lake shore involved Army officers and Coast Guards. County officials in Flint vowed a broad water study after fish perished under ice. Several Michigan figures, crimes, deaths, and business moves are noted across cities including Jackson, Hillsdale, Benton Harbor, St. Joseph, and Detroit.

Boyd’ Blackall Grand Rabids Leonard van Singel Leonard van ‘Singer Blackall Saginaw Thumb Senhaters John W. Smith Port Huron Godfried Gettel Sebawaing Ray .L.hewitt Jackson Charles H.culver Detroit William C. Stanson Caro Plano Lake Michigan Whitehall White Lake County Supervisors of Flint Thread Jake State Conservation Commission

School Notes and Reading List for Junior High

The Senior play rehearsals begin as the eighth grade and agriculture class start projects. The Junior High considers presenting a classic play. Library additions include Mosses and Lichens and several biology and poultry farming guides, with athletic game handbooks and a noted incident where a boy mistook eggs for a glove and struck a mark.

Marshall Gibson iPrésent Bishop Lewis Aircraft Wear Aircraftt ‘Association the Sun Abbot

Local notes on town affairs and events from 30 years past

Thort sells 300 mitches for a cent. Village council sets daily wages of 2.50 for man and team and 1.25 for a man alone. clerk salary 35 per year. 69 pupils in primary dept. Plowing done and oats sown. Alber to open a restaurant soon. A sugar party was held at John Gordon's home with about twenty attendees. Wallace receives from his son Fred in Chattanooga six 6-foot trunks of small trees 6 to 8 inches thick, filled with bullets and spikes from the Civil War era.

John Gordon B. W. Wallace Fred Chattanooga

Local Property Purchases and Housekeeping Moves Reported

Fifteen years ago Jacob Clough buys the Cora Newell property on West Michigan Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Briggs start housekeeping in the W. Schaffer house. Frank Cammet of Ashley visits relatives. Miss Ethel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wily Sewet, and John Geddes wed in a large family gathering. A. B. Hamlin buys the Mason property. W. F. Larzelere and wife of Detroit stay several days. Charles Tower and spouse begin housekeeping in the Emmet Sutherland house in Pittsfield.

Jacob Clough Cora; Newell Michigan Avenue Luther Briggs W. Schaffer Frank Cammet Ashley Ethel Aun Wily ,Sewet John Geddes A. B. Hamlin Mason W. FB. Larzelere Detroit Town

Bible Thoughts for the Week Sunday through Saturday

A weekly devotional list presents daily themes with biblical citations. Sunday proclaims the Spirit of the Lord to preach good tidings and free the captive. Following days urge peace, righteousness, trust in God, keeping faith, avoiding worldly love, and comfort from Psalm 23.

Fragmentary Quip Refers to Alcohol and Undertaker Sake

A fragmented quote contrasts old habits of drinking wine for the stomach with new slang about bootleg for the undertaker. The speaker reflects on the meaning of being a nature over may and a love for a small part.

Undertaker

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