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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1923

Page

6

Tuberculosis Eradication Effort Advances in County

The county campaign reports August 1 tests on 13 068 cattle with 273 reactors. Of 1240 herds tested 1090 were clean and 150 had reactors. Reactor counts by township include York 57 Sylvan 43 Lyndon 5 Dexter 6 Lima 43 Sharon 51 Breedom 28 Webster 7 and miscellaneous 23. The State Agriculture Department expects 18 to 20 veterinarians to help finish township testing by October 1.

York Sylvan Lyndon Dexter Lima Sharon Breedom Webster Miscellaneous State Department of Agriculture

Michigan hay fever data offered by Health Dept centers

Inquiries pour in from Michigan residents seeking sunbelt style havens free of hay fever. The Health Department lists localities known to be ragweed free, including towns like Manistee Frankfort Glen Haven North Port and Traverse City as possible summer retreats.

Michigan Department of Health Michigan Manistee Frankfort Glen Haven North Port Traverse City

Notice to landowners on weed and brush control in Lodi township

The township of Lodi in Washtenaw County warns all landowners, occupiers, firms or corporations to cut down and destroy noxious weeds by July 1 1923 and brush by August 1 1923. Noncompliance within ten days after these dates will incur costs plus a 10 percent levy, collected with taxes. Dated May 25 1923. GarL Smith, Commissioner of Highways.

Lodi Washtenaw

Hikers Fleece Merchants With Counterfeit Checks

Lapeer Clarion reports two youths, Harry Newman and Charles Dickson, aged 20, cashed multiple $5 and $10 checks at First National Bank and various merchants using a bogus story of a joint Westward adventure. They deposited $15, then presented checks below that amount, swapping for cash after showing a bank book they claimed proved the funds.

Harry Newman Charles Dickson Dickson Newmans Newman Piyys Bac Lapeer Clarion

Boy Fights Big Eagle Near Ubly and 13 Year Old Eddie Maurer

In Ubly a large eagle grabbed 13 year old Eddie Maurer of Paris township and flew with him. Eddie used a jack knife to injure the bird’s legs, forcing it to drop him 13 feet in the air. Eddie weighs 7 pounds and is the son of John Maurer. The incident occurred as the boy faced the wild attack.

Eddie Maurer Eddie Johnn Maurer Paris Township Wes, Denimon & Son Pleasant Valley Fruit Farm Herald Shelby Herald

Local notes and social roundup in Clinton Michigan area

Dexter resident Miss Agatha Schinebelt visits her brother and helps at the bakery while Chicago guests, and a Michigan gas price issue affects nine states as Standard Oil cuts six cents a gallon. Memorial services for President Harding are held at St Pauls Church with music and readings. A Clinton Tecumseh road traffic census records 873 motor vehicles in 14 hours with Michigan plates dominating. A local farm fire at the Ernest Jaeger place destroys buildings grain and tools.

Agatha Schinebelt Dexter Lee Dorothy Chicago Lyle Rankin Charles Bolan Geralding Virgil Thomas Ann Arbor Henry Morris Clinton-Tecumseh Road Clinton Township Michigan Ohio Clinton

Fresh Orange Juice Critique Warns Against Fake Labels

A public health article warns parents that bottled orange juice may be imitated or mislabeled. It emphasizes that real orange juice offers essential vitamins and anti scurvant properties and cautions against artificial flavorings or dyes used to imitate the fruit.

United States Bureau of Cheiitarry United States Department of Acricwttere Che

Michigan Hens Lead Egg Laying Marathon At ACA Contest

Michigan and its White Leghorns dominate the eight month international egg laying marathon run by the Michigan Agricultural College Poultry Department. Ten White Leghorns entered by Elmer E. Shay lead with 1808 eggs, as producers from 12 states plus Ontario and Quebec compete. Total entries near a thousand hens with standings tightly clustered beyond the top pen.

Michigan Michigan Agricultural College Ontario Quebec E. C. Foreman M. A. C. Poultry Department Elmer E. Shay South Haven C. S. Thompson Allen Northland Farms Grand Rapids George B. Ferris W. C. Eckard Paw Paw

Rhetorical Riddles About the Human Body

A whimsical verse questions where to buy a knee cap or a hair lock key and puns on body parts as if items for sale. It ends with a boastful challenge about knowing the speaker’s knowledge.

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