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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1926
Page
8
A local business tycoon urges advertisers to spend on ads, insisting big sales require bold pages. He argues the smart buyer will use a single page or a full page to maximize impact, comparing it to elephant hunting with a sling.
Fresh shipment highlights Swift Fertilizer for spring feeding with strong results. The lineup includes Seraten Feed Chick Feed Growing Mash and Larro milk boosting products. Branani Middlings praised as unscelled and top quality. Complete field seeds offered. Blue Star S It noted for reliability.
Mrs Pearl Parker Livingston county treasurer outran about 80 county treasurers to deliver her tax report to Lansing on time for the third year in a row. A Michigan State Normal College student won the midwest Oratorical Contest in Louisville Kentucky with Carl Forsythe repeating a prior victory, judged first by three of five and highly by the rest. Milan Leader notes the saying about a man who pays slowly as a deadbeat lacking conviction.
Edward W. Pickard reports Mussolini narrowly survives a nose wound from Violet Albina Gibson in Rome after addressing surgeons. The attack boosts Fascist morale, while Mussolini tours Tripoli with the fleet and outlines a shift to a syndicalist state.
Anonymous verse outlines a creed of living without pretension. It calls for faith and sinewy integrity, striving through good or ill and leaving a simple moral mark. The speaker vows to be the same in private as in public and to confront failure with hope and effort.
Pyrotol, a war salvage explosive, will aid Michigan farmers this spring and summer. Over 150000 pounds have been ordered for spring delivery in the state, per N A Kessler extension specialist. Orders are pooled by county agricultural agents and delivered at cost through government and state cooperation. Supply length is unknown but orders can be accepted safely until about July 1.
Michigan reports wheat condition improving with 76 percent, rye at 81 percent. Pasture too early to judge. national average 82.1 percent. Farm rents average 4.60 per acre for plow lands 5.80 for tillable 2.30 for pasture. Farm wages rise slightly from last year. A century-old James Holmes farm residence burned near Ypsilanti, no insurance, built 1826 by Jonathan Morton.
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