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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
4
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The Ohio snippet presents contrasts between intrinsic intelligence and self developed common sense versus school earned earning and world handed knowledge. Judgment grows with years while experience is a bitter life administered medicine. Reputation is a golden scale and contentment seen as ultimate objective.
The article notes that state boards publish annual education reports to show district conditions and expenditures. It states the Public Instruction Department requires complete publication and attachment of legally required affidavits for primary money payments.
The piece argues referendums may be needed when legislatures fail to reflect popular will. It notes California voters approved lower small loan interest rates after a 42 percent cap was challenged, with the attorney general deeming any contrary law unconstitutional. It warns Michigan could follow California's example.
The passage praises Michigan for abolishing child labor, calling it a decisive blow against exploitation once likened to slavery. It credits the state with leading reform before federal action, noting the impact on youth welfare and national virtue.
The plight of Michigan farmers has spurred legislation, yet aid for 82 mutual fire insurance companies remains scarce. These non profit groups, serving about 250000 policy holders, have paid 85 percent of losses and collected 73 percent of assessments despite four years of hard times. The State Insurance Department notes no failures, and the plea is to divert over a quarter million dollars in company contributions to loans supporting farm mutuals rather than placing the funds in the state general fund.
Muriel Woodbridge reports on the World’s Fair noting the Hall of Science and multiple exhibit buildings, including General Motors Chrysler Nash Travel and Transport, Adler Planetarium, and Electric displays. She describes admission, night illumination, and varied attractions from Swiss wood carvings to a 700–800 pound Washington cake and a diverse temple and village exhibits.
About 115 people attended a Thursday Oak Grove reunion potluck with 170 total present. Dan Murray presided as president and officers were re elected. Attendees hailed from Toledo Chelsea Ann Arbor Detroit Willis Milan Rives Junction Hamburg Napoleon Ssiine Ypsilanti and Louisiana.
Central Lodi residents and visitors are listed as spending time with relatives and friends. Myrtle and Dennis spent a week with kin in Wayne, Victor Haughton of Detroit visited his farm, and many neighbors and families such as the Drakes, Moore, Coon, and Seyfried shared Sunday gatherings and Friday or Thursday calls in Ann Arbor, Manchester, and Detroit.
Macon residents hosted relatives from London Ontario and Jackson while others attended reunions in Ogden Ypsilanti and Chelsea. A major operation left B Michel in serious condition at U of M hospital. Florence Evans and Charles Hix wed in Britton with Edna Delkers and Hildred Evans in attendance. couple plans Chicago honeymoon and home in Dearborn after September.
South Saline records show multiple Toledo visitors and weekend visits. Families including Papp Kovacs Teufel Craig Kuder and others shared time with relatives in Saline Macon Onsted Britton Tecumseh and Ogden during the week and weekend gatherings.
Pastor C B Kircher presides at 11:15 service at Federated Church. Sunday school led by S Cotton with Gail Geddes assistant and Mrs House as chorister, Miss Eileen Martin pianist. Three youth meetings scheduled in the evening.
All landowners occupiers or persons in the state are ordered to cut down and destroy noxious weeds on or before July 1 1933 and again by September 1 1933 with further removals as needed to prevent seeding. Failure to comply by dates or within ten days incurs costs plus a 10 percent levy. brush along highway rights of way must also be cleared. Dated June 1 1933 Macon Township Lenawee County Michigan.
In Coral News Henry Greenberg urges selling crops when government experts estimate yield. In Eaton county a divorce suit arises from a spouse who sleeps past noon and delays milking the cows, highlighting the exasperating habits of some women as noted in Ionia News.
Mr and Mrs Vaughn hosted Nebraska relatives while Helen Dunn traveled to Ann Arbor for eye treatment. The Judd nine defeated Saline Valley Farms 15 to 10 Thursday night. Co J Van Every of the Quincy Herald survives the Baw Beese lake disaster from August 1, 1876, where a Sunday school boat with sixteen aboard sank and nine drowned.
The church announces a worship service at 10 a.m. with Sunday school at 11 15 led by superintendent H A Holmes. Prayer meeting is Wednesday evening at 7 30 and a choir practice Thursday evening.
St. John's Lutheran Church in Bridgewater invites all to divine services at 10 a.m. Sunday school follows at 11. English services occur every second and fourth Sunday each month. Everyone welcome.
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