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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1922

Page

4

Salvation Army Campaign Expands Washtenaw Home Service

The Salvation Army plans a larger home service program in Washtenaw County with a permanent Ann Arbor home. An estimated $30,000 is sought for the building and an additional $16,000 from the county to fund ongoing services. Walter Cook chairs the local committee and appeals for county contributions to support the effort.

Detroit Washtenaw Salvation Army Washtenaw County Ann Arbor Home Service Walter Cook

Vera Zahn Weds Arthur Westphal in Spring Home Ceremony

Vera Zahn married Arthur Paul Westphal of Bridgewater at the Zahn home on Saturday April 22. The bride wore Nile green crepe and was greeted by a banquet of white roses and ferns. Bridesmaid Mildred Zahn carried sweet peas. Norman Westphal served as best man. The couple plans a short trip then will live with Mr and Mrs Westphal in Bridgewater.

Thomas Zahn Miss Vera Arthur Paul Westphal Bridgewater Mildred Zahn Norman Westphal Juncheon Mr. Westphal

Card of Thanks for Clara Drake’s Loss

We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy in the loss of our wife and sister Clara Drake. Grateful for floral offerings and to Rev Cross for comforting words and for the singers' music. Mrs. Bert Moore and family, Arthur Drake and children, Jacob and Amanda Kinsley.

Clara Drake Cross Bert Moore Arthur Drake Jacob Amanda Kinsley

Farm Poultry: Location and Farm Layout for Ducks

Guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines duck farm placement on light sandy soil with good water access. It covers building arrangement for labor efficiency, watering needs, yard space, double rotating yards, and pond use for breeding ducks to improve fertility and market readiness.

United States Department of Agriculture

Cheap coop for back yard keeps hens inexpensive

Poultry experts from the USDA advise simple dry draft-free arks for a small yard flock. Use improvised homes like piano cases or packing boxes with good ventilation. USDA bulletins offer detailed building directions, obtainable from the Division of Publications in Washington, D C.

United States Department of Agriculture Division of Publications Washington, D. C

Lime Preserving Eggs In Fresh Limewater Method

Specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture outline using lime to preserve eggs when water glass is unavailable. Limewater is not as effective as water glass and may impart a lime flavor. prepare by dissolving two pounds of unslaked lime in a small amount of water, diluting with five gallons of boiled and cooled water, letting it settle, then using the clear liquid to cover clean eggs in a jar with at least two inches of solution above the eggs.

United States Department of Agriculture

The Divorce Evil and Courtroom Tales

A reflective column on divorce coverage in local courts. The piece laments rising divorce filings, notes the ritual of testimony, decree grants, and the impact on children, while urging practical reforms and personal responsibility to reduce the scandal to reporters and society in Ionia County News.

Saline Observer advertising and notice policy

The Saline Observer outlines subscription options and rates. It lists pricing for single copies and longer terms, with specific charges for notices, poems, and personal or business promotional content. The paper notes free publication of obituary and marriage notices and sets paid rates for announcements and entertainment advertisements.

No on amendment to appointive superintendent race

Gratiot County Herald urges voters to reject a fall amendment to make the Superintendent of Public Instruction appointive. The piece cites long-serving, trusted leaders from Henry R. Pattengill to Thomas B. Johnson and warns against centralizing state power in the governor. It also notes Michigan agricultural leadership comments by David Friday and regional fruit and horticulture prospects amid population shifts and market changes.

Gratiot County Michigan Public Instruction Henry R. Pattengill J. BE. Hammond Delos Fall P. H. Kelly L. L. Wright Fred L. Keeler Thos. BE. Johnson Francis W. Sherman Herald Brother McCall David Friday Michigan Agricultural College Hast Lansing Washington Treasury Department Agricultural Department Europe Department of Horticulture Brooklyn

Practical results in radio and wireless control shift to US led world system

A discussion recaps US moves to curb foreign ownership of cables after Owen D Young’s briefing to senators. Government and RCA foster rapid development in wireless telephony, aiming to make the United States the center of a global communications system with foreign whims having little effect. The piece closes with a quip about pajamas not being worn only by actresses.

Florida Latin America United States Owen D. Young Radio Corporation of America Uncle Sam Radio Corporation

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