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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1928
Page
6
Entomologists from Michigan and federal agencies report the worm borer as a rare weakness in corn stalks. Research notes it can enter windrows and kill dry stalks, with broader implications for harvests if not controlled.
Saline High School announces staff roles including Richard Gramer as assistant editor Erma There senior reporter Myrtle Rogers junior reporter Howard Lamb sophomore reporter Alma Emet freshman reporter Lasile Schmid seventh and eighth grade reporter Mary Mood and student council led by Dale Noble.
Reading of a program by Mr Cleary on salesmanship sparks school spirit changes. Alumni displays show class sizes from 22 to 25, debates planned on capital punishment and Great Lakes waterway, and juniors plan a Ford plant trip with a new loving cup contest to reward scholarship.
An SHS item details seventh to ninth grades with notes on history socialism lessons, algebra graphs, and oral exams. Students propose improvements like a larger playground, better study spaces, more industrial arts and domestic science courses, plus reflections on career goals and education.
Marion, a senior from the district near Jolie Stmnsvig fusher, balances farm duties and school requirements while facing attendance challenges. She excels in academics despite irregular roll calls, and participates in class activities, piloting and organizing efforts as peers strive toward Washington.
An advertisement touts DIPDUST as a fast seed potato treatment that boosts yields by 15 to 25 bushels per acre. It claims quicker handling than salt treatments, safer sprouts, and reduced preplant worry after one trial.
A historical note outlines seed potato handling with steps for treatment efficiency and safety. It details timing from 50 to 78 bushels per day capacity, warnings about sprouted seed, and cautions on protecting cut surfaces to prevent ground decay before sprout growth. It mentions effectiveness against Riz ceremia and scab but not black leg. It cites dosage of one pound per 75 to 20 heliols of seed potatoes.
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