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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
4
Special Correspondent Frank D Brown reports from Lansing. The Saline Observer lists subscription rates and policy for notices, including Card of Thanks, Resolutions, Poetry, and entertainment announcements with per line charges. Obituary and marriage notices are published free of charge.
Lafayette Indiana poultry safety head Al Feeney told the Indiana Poultry association that annual chicken thefts exceed the loot taken by banks. He urged tattooing birds and registering marks to aid police, and noted state police efforts to track poultry shipments and thieves.
May 1 marks National Child Health Day with support from state health units the Public Health Service and the American Academy of Pediatrics promoting diphtheria immunization. American Child Health Association offers program suggestions and urges public participation to protect children from disease.
Fred W. Anderson of Corad Nebraska known as the Miracle Merchant spoke on advertising before the Chicago Executives' Club. He cited rising prices for farm products and credited advertising and service for a Corad business turning over more than $300,000 last year.
Last Sunday drew large attendance with 10 00 a m worship and 11 15 Sunday school led by S Y Cotten and Carl Geddes. Mrs House chorister and Hileen Martin pianist accompanied the 7 30 evening worship after a 6 20 gathering of the youths. Read the ads to grow wise in days ahead.
On the John Reagh farm in Cass City Michigan State College soils department reports strong fertilizer returns. Wheat alfalfa and sugar beets yielded most profit with 0 16 0 and 4 16 4 blends depending on crop. Alfalfa showed $11 47 to $20 67 per dollar invested. Tests continue to guide Michigan farmers.
Morning worship at 10 o clock with I Sat Where They Sat. Sunday school 11 15 led by H A Holmes. Haworth Leagues at 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 30 I Sat Where They Sat. Leadership training Monday evening Prayer service Wednesday Evening Choir practice Thursday Evening Personal stationery and greeting cards sold at The Observer office.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County announces four month claim period in the estate of Clara J. Wood. Commissioners Frank C. Bishop and John F. Fitzsimmons will meet June 14 and August 14, 1935 at ten in the morning in Ann Arbor to examine and adjust claims. Dated April 9, 1935.
The Michigan dairy department at Michigan State College attributes rising farmer confidence to new dairy herd improvement associations in Gratiot and Missaukee counties. The program funds testing of herds, keeps milk and sire records, and guides ration changes. Testers, trained by MSU, weigh and track each cow, with costs per cow scaling down in larger herds.
Divine services at 10 am Sunday school at 11. English services every second fourth Sunday of the month. Everyone invited. First State and Savines Bank opens after reorganization. Holly banking facilities return after five years. Arion VanHouten and family visit Milan relatives. VanHouten works in Flint police. Milan Leader reports.
Old chair used cook stove and dining table urged to be kept, not dumped. A friendly office invites you to call or visit to learn how little diners in this column will pay real money for items you are about to toss.
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