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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1927
Page
4
A condensed notice describes paid formats for condolences and resolutions, advertising rates, poetry charges, and announcements in the Saline Observer. It outlines pricing and payment requirements for various types of notices and entertainments.
The excerpt expresses belief in free public training for every child and the boost to wealth from properly trained people. It argues that wealth stems from human effort and that increasing trained individuals raises everyone's wealth.
A visitor to his old farm finds the stream smaller with no fish. An ecologist explains tree loss along banks led to faster water flow, erosion, and fish eggs and food washing away. The natural conclusion urges preserving trees along streams to protect aquatic life.
The government budgets ten million dollars to eradicate the corn borer from sixty million acres in New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and Indiana. Extension agents will demonstrate machinery use for control and farmers may be paid for extra work if they meet cleanup rules. Voluntary efforts aim to finish by May 1 with inspections to follow and enforced cleanups if needed. Merritt Aten of Jackson recounts a 3000 foot jump from an airplane aided by a parachute, planning further drops at Ross Becker field in Jackson this summer.
An article argues for youth education in conservation to prevent harming birds and wildlife. It cites campaigns in communities where boys abandon slingshots, build bird houses, and encourage songbirds. It urges teaching sportmanship, plant protection, and restraint in harvesting flowers and trees.
An extension specialist at New York State College of Agriculture writes a rural verse praising farmers and a corn borer battle. The piece, echoing Emerson, urges decisive action against the pest while a Maple Valley resident, Mrs Hi M Gilbert, and her husband Mr Gilbert, are described on a train. She plans to live with a niece in Pennsylvania after 51 years in the Maple Valley camps.
Thirty years ago Herbert Wheeler left for Boston and grasshoppers appeared near Highland Station. Easter observances held with sunrise prayers. homes and farms See d. Harver updates include Mrs D Q Barry’s ill father Hillsdale. a bear street exhibition. Wool Growers conference in Detroit. a runaway horse incident. a death and burial at Grass Lake. Fifteen years ago, a collision near Ann Arbor killed Edward Densmore. Mrs John McKinnon died. Agnes Gurk and Louis Miller wed. chickens annoy neighbors. new Schroen store contract. Leap year dance at Maccabee hall. Dr Unterkircher to Chicago. many visitors and social events across the area.
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