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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1936
Page
4
A Waynesboro editorial argues taxes are hidden in everyday costs and that most citizens share the tax burden through purchases. It notes relentless levies on bread, cigarettes, utilities, transport, and services, stressing the need to scrutinize government costs.
Juniors prep for spring play with Ray Gleason replacing Dick Ward. History class covers McKinley and Roosevelt while chemistry explores minerals. Student teachers Mr Ornstein and Mr Ranous assist, and Tennyson themes arise in literature. Baseball tickets go on sale. details on prices and gate charges. Professor Herbert discusses public hunting rights and land use costs amid rising land values.
Professor P A Herbert head of Michigan State College forestry urges Michigan to buy hunting lands at fair prices to protect farmers lands and sustain hunting. He notes city hunters ask permission, promise gate closure, and gain access only locally.
Prospects for oil in the Deerfield area improve after a well on the Roe farm, three and a half miles northeast, was shot. Oil reached 2068 feet before continuing to 2109, with a 30 quart nitroglycerine charge sending oil water and rock high. Hundreds watched amid rain and cold as the AV Oil and Gas Company plans a second well.
The piece questions Easter's impact and calls believers to renewed faithfulness. It outlines Sunday schedule with 10 am worship, special music, Sunday school at 2 1 15, and evening services at 6 30 and 7 30 led by S Cotton and church helpers.
Four years ago on the farm of Mrs. Eleanor J Newkirk near Portage Lake Road a well dug eighty feet deep yielded oil as signs appeared at ninety feet and continued to one hundred forty feet. From a ten quart water sample oil and silt burned when lit, indicating high grade oil per an expert. Oil men offered to extract it but Mrs. Newkirk declined to hamper yard cleanup and the oil well remains unrevealed.
Six factors outlined by Helen Noyes of Michigan State College guide the purchase of a washing machine. Consider cost upkeep power type machine tank material size and convenient controls. Agitator and vacuum machines suit different loads and cleanliness levels.
Michigan State College instructor warns farmers to inspect and repair defective stoves and chimneys in spring to prevent losses from fires. Cracks in chimneys are common and can be found by a smoke test. minor cracks can be cemented while extensive damage requires rebuilding. Other fire risks include roof sparks, flammable fuels, faulty wiring, and improper equipment use.
Morning worship at 10 o clock with Never Failing Faith. Evening service at 7 30 with A Hid ing Place. Wednesday prayer service at 7 30. Thursday choir meeting. Pe
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