Mickie Says We Hate To Appear Unsociable
A quirky note from Mickie urges readers to visit the busy newspaper office and park, as the public waiting room at the depot is praised for efficiency and interaction with callers.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1926
Page
7
A quirky note from Mickie urges readers to visit the busy newspaper office and park, as the public waiting room at the depot is praised for efficiency and interaction with callers.
The Michigan Circuit Court in Washte naw orders defendant Alber B. Leader to enter appearance within three months or face judgment. Publication to begin within two weeks in the Saline Observer. Also notices a name change petition for Celia B Kozlowski to Celia E Kozier in Washtenaw County Probate Court. Ordinary dairy salt guidance noted.
Edward W. Pickard reports the Illinois probe into campaign financing stalls as witnesses Samuel Ingall and Robert E. Crowe refuse to answer key questions. Ex mayor William Hale Thompson and others reveal campaign contributions amid accusations of ballot irregularities and political influence. The piece also covers church-state clashes in Mexico, French tax measures, and other world events.
A US Department of Agriculture brief highlights designing a kitchen for ease and low work hours. It suggests locating the kitchen near the dining room and doors, adding a two way cupboard, sink proximity, organized work centers, near storage, proper lighting, ventilation, easy to clean finishes, appropriate counter heights, and running water. It also urges sanitary waste disposal and tailored layouts guided by state extension advice.
The United States Department of Agriculture warns that the hull-less or naked oat remains a novelty after decades of trials. It cites Liberty Hawness from Canada as inferior in yield and highly susceptible to smut, advising farmers to buy ordinary hulled oats and hull them instead. The department notes squab and young chicken feed use but emphasizes economical choice.
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