Muskrat rescue leads to court date for Plymouth man
Fowlerville deputy rescues a muskrat under a sidewalk. Ervie Stoats of Plymouth returns, clubs the rat, and is jailed to explain motives and costs in Judge Calkins' court on April 8. Donna Milliman tops Michigan girls basketball with 164 points as Burr Oak Acorn notes Athens game 16 of 47.
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Bakeman
Fowlerville
Clarence Dorrance
Rounsville
Dorrance
Shiawassee
Ervie Stoats
Plymouth
Fearville
Donna Milliman
Tekonsha
Michigan
Burr Oak Acorn
First Aid for Winter Grain Advise
Michigan State College soils and farm eros departments advise top dressing injured winter grain with 60 to 100 pounds per acre of nitrate fertilizer. Use nitrate of soda on acid soils and apply after growth starts. Cultipacker or roller firming the soil helps save plants and improves seedings of legumes, with seedings before packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soils and
Farmeros Departments
Michigan
State College
Saline Common Council Minutes March 5 1928
Regular meeting held March 5 1928 with President Rentschler in the chair. Bills reviewed include Detroit Edison Co S R Wilson CG H Carven Geo Cork Aaron Luckhardt labor Burkhardt Adam Kiuman Fred Luckhardt Sanford Hardware A Alber Sanford etc. Motion to approve bills and draw orders carried. Election board named with Mrs Henderson Towler Lambarth Fosdick Fitzgerald Cammt. pay set at 6 and 3 respectively. adjournment followed. Emanuel Rentschler President Charles Tower Clerk
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Saline
Detroit Edison Co
S. R. Wilson
CG. H. Carven
Geo
Cork
Aaron Luckhardt
Isthreet
John
Burkhardt
Adam Kiuman
Fred Luckhardt
Sanford Hardware Co
Fred Schaible
A. J. Alber
Sexton
Grittenden
Alber
Txact
Albert Henderson
Edith Towler
G. Lambarth
Max Fosdick
Sela Fitzgerald
Frank Cammt
Saline Observer ownership and notices in 1928 filing
Ownership details for the Saline Observer list publisher editor and owner Sim R Wilson of Saline Michigan. It states no bondholders or major security holders and includes a notary attestation dated April 31 1928 with A J Warren as notary.
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Saline Observer
Saline
Michigan
Marager
Sim. R. Wilson
Mellon tax plan approved by finance panel in broad features
The Senate finance committee tentatively backs a tax cut around 200 million dollars, with corporation tax to 12 percent and repeal of the estate tax. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler wins a New York Republican seat, while Hoover gains Michigan and Wisconsin delegates as Smith and Norris compete in primaries across states.
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Edward W
Congress
Mellon
House
Harles E. Hughes
Republican National Committee
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Kansas City
Fess
President Coolidge
Republican Party
Willis
Senator Curtis
Kansas
Hoover
Coolidge
Lowden
Curtis
Col
Charles Fisher
Wilmington
Charles G. Danyes
New York
Hooverites
Nicholas Murray Butler
Wisconsin
la Follette
Norris
Michigan
al Smith
Maine
Badger
Walsh
W National
J. M. Callahan
Smith
Reed
Missouri
Corn Belt Committee
Ses Moines
Overnor Green
Arthur H. Vanderberg
United States
W. N Pervis
Vanderberg
Senate
Grand Rapids Herald
Cyrus Locher
Donahey
Locher
Commerce
Cleveland
Lbert B. Fall
el Paso
Harry Sinclair
Europe
Mclean
Senaor Lenroot
Smoot
Lenroot
Fall
J Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central Railroad
Metropolis
Florida
Peekskill
Mr. Depew
Yale
Vanderbilt
New York Central
Britain
Baldwin
House of Commons
Mataya
Ceylon
Great Britain
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Mickie
Family Journal
Keane
Assciated Editors
Tne
Eeupeil Proceedings
Petersime
Michigan Rive
Ypsilanti
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Grand Rapids
Ferris
Cairo
General Nobile
Italy
North
Economic
Mississippi River Commission
Mississippi River
Mnister Macmurray
Peking
Shanghai
Nanking
Washington
Hongkong
MacMurray
America
Remier Mussolini
Pope
Vatican
Holy See
Duce
Myrna
Asia Minor
Amon
Range
Kellogg
England
Germany
Iealy
Japan
Briand
Eage
Poland
Lithuania
Koenigsberg
Waldemaras
Vilna
Nissly’s
Ypsilanti, Mich
Pir
Solvay Sales Corporation
Detroit, Mich
Saline Mercantile Company
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