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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1945
Page
5
A dense classified column lists Wiedman Auto Co offerings in Saline, including auto parts and farm machinery repair, used items, and new electrical merchandise. Rental ads mention unfurnished apartments and a ground-floor living space near East Michigan with contact details.
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court, Ethel Warnhoff and others file to quiet title on land in Ann Arbor. The court orders defendants to appear within three months and publish for six weeks, or be defaulted. The land is described as part of the northwest quarter of section 29 in Ann Arbor.
A drainage petition by Archie Bruce seeks cleaning of the Macon and Clinton Fix tion Drain affecting Lenawee and Washtenaw counties. A meeting is set for August 21 1945 at O Reiley residence Clinton township to decide practicability. Landowners liable for benefits and affected municipalities are urged to attend. Dated Lansing July 20 1945. Charles Figy Commissioner of Agriculture. John Hudson Deputy Commissioner in Charge of Drains. Aug 9-16 1945. Forty three new crop varieties released by the U S Department of Agriculture last year via seed-producers to expand commercial stock.
Soldiers sailors and marines in the South Pacific are using copper plated granules applied to the skin to prevent athlete's foot. The copper adheres to the skin and prevents the disease from flourishing, with feet remaining normal in appearance.
The Empire State Building sway maximum is 2.97 inches per J Charles Rathbun who studied wind effects for a paper on wind forces. It records an 8.25 second vibration period. The text also blends miscellaneous notes on a shepherds pie, ancient wheels, and iron-rich molasses without cohesive relation.
The article urges rapid canning of fresh garden produce to prevent spoilage and ensure safety. It emphasizes clean jars with intact seals, proper lids, tested processing times, and avoiding warm rooms. Readers are advised to store finished jars in a dark cool place and use safe handling practices during sealing and cooling.
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