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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1927
Page
4
A Saline Observer page item outlines advertising rates for various notices including poems, weddings, obituaries, and announcements. It notes obituaries and marriage notices are free, while poetry costs five cents per line and other entertainments are charged per word. It also includes reflections on advertising and a historical quote about monarchy and Europe.
Governor Fred W. Green proclaims a Clean Up Week in May 1621 to reduce fire hazards on Michigan timber lands. Citizens are urged to fully extinguish camp fires and stubs, avoid sunlit glass and bottles, and burn slash under forestry service guidance to protect second growth timber.
An editorial condemns fish hogs who overshoot limits and deplete resources. It argues that laws set high enough to allow sport while urging anglers to fish only what they need and let small fish mature. It warns of stricter rules if restraint fails.
Michigan towns from Houghton to Monroe declare May Day as Child Health Day. Seventeen cities and twenty-one counties plan health activities for preschool children, with clinics for vision teeth tonsils nutrition and immunizations. Parades in Cadillac Lansing and Traverse City tag community efforts. The aim is a lasting child health program statewide.
Beginning May 2 groups of women in 85 Michigan counties will showcase work from extension courses at Michigan State College. Projects include home furnishing, management, nutrition, and clothing with local demonstrations and front meetings.
Miss Amanda Muir pursues voice study in Ann Arbor while Myra Forbes leaves a Fairbank store post to George Lutz take over duties. Prof and Mrs E D Walker visit by in laws. Byron seeks sign painting work in St Louis. Bryant and Lutz announce business changes. fire ladder debt lands a Milan man before the village justice. New bake shop opens in Wallace block by Albert Buechenschuss. Amos Lohr barn in Pittsfield struck by lightning, with losses. A Detroit airship rumor stirs pupils. Yeas and Carl Hauser move to Jackson. Seth Sumner dies April 16. Fred Sellen plans Henry street dwelling. Linnie Rogers Ruth Sturm Gertrude Collins visit from Detroit. Gottlieb Scheldt suffers paralysis. F I Blanchard visits Springfield Missouri. Clifford Shaw visits from Chicago. Chris Rentz buys out G C Howard. Leprosy reported in Detroit. May arrives leafless.spring late. Men and Religious Forward Movement banquet feeds 150 at opera house. Frederick Hertler and Bertha Frey wed. fortieth anniversary of the Frey couple.
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