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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
8
Vernon township farmer Robert Goodall decided to mine his land after an analysis of pay dirt showed ore ten times richer than expected. An Indian legend about nearby nuggets motivated the search, aided by Flint geologist Kenneth Strait. They have sunk a 12 foot shaft.
In Washtenaw County Michigan the Probate Court of Ann Arbor schedules a hearing on September 10 for Walter J. Acton to obtain a license to sell William Acton estate real estate to pay debts. Public notice runs in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association will sell at public auction September 14, 1935 at the south front door of the Ann Arbor Court House to recover $16,453.38 plus costs on the mortgage held by Ralph S. Crow and Marie H. Crowl of Madison, Wisconsin. Property described as Lots 6 and 7 in Tappan Park, Ann Arbor, with Lot 7 released, in Washtenaw County. Mortgage date February 27, 1930, recorded March 12, 1930.
Children will drink needed milk when flavors are added. Chocolate milk is common. cocoa settles but remixes with shaking. Flavors include jams and fruit juices. spiced milk with cloves and nutmeg. carbonated milk adds a snap. Request more recipes from the College home economics extension in Hast Lansing.
Public notice of a mortgage foreclosure by Huron Valley Building and Savings Association against John B Gardner and Nora P Gardner. The property is lot 19 in Krapf Addition, Ann Arbor, with the sale set for November 23, 1985 at 10 09 AM in the circuit court south front door. Monetary totals include principal 5368 57, interest 1162 12, taxes 758 88, attorney fee 50 00, total 7339 57 plus costs.
Mortgage foreclosure sale notice for John R. Gardner and Nora Gardner on a 1930 mortgage with Huron Valley Building and Savings Association. Land lot 18 in Krapf Addition, Ann Arbor, to be sold at public auction August 1935 to satisfy principal interest taxes and fees. Hog cholera outbreak reported by C C Milham to Lenawee extension office via Addison Courier.
Joseph Sweeney has house painting underway. Miss Electa Murray called on Mrs. John Gooding and family. Miss Mary Murray dined with Mrs. Alger Allison and family. Jesse Bird Sr and Carlton Murray bought a grain separator. Marion Murray of Superior township visited the Gooding home. Mr Ward and family moved to the Hertler tenant house. Mr and Mrs Frank Gable and daughters visited relatives near Cadillac. Frank Barbour and family visited relatives in Detroit. Robert Hopp plans a two week visit. Alger Allison and son dined with his father near Mooreville. Mary Murray planned a trip to Pryor Montana via Chicago. Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Roland Bennington. attendance was small. Dinner guests at Mrs. Mary Murray included Myrl Murray and children, Dan Murray and family, Marion Murray, Parker Murray and children, Jack Gable and Murray and Carl Sanders, Eleanor Malke, and Henry Murray.
Mr and Mrs Carson visited near Bedford Friday and Saturday Pauline Riggs from Ann Arbor visits her father Gale Riggs Walter Lamprear sold his farm plans a trip to New York state Mr and Mrs D G Richards hosted Florine Richards Hobart Richards Sidney Yape Madison Richards of Ypsilanti Paul Richards of Salem and A G Richards New Year’s social events noted with multiple familiar names
Hammond district residents and friends visit and travel across Michigan. The report lists numerous visits, calls, hospital news, and weekend trips involving Glenn Gordon, Thelma Young, Durwood Young, and others from Adrian Milan Ann Arbor and surrounding towns with mentions of host homes and a hospital appendectomy.
Elsie Jones of Ypsilanti spends week with Leon Vealey. Numerous visits occur among families in Saline and nearby towns including Macon Ann Arbor and Detroit. A birth is noted for Verl Sanck with a 916 pound boy at Mooney nursing home Tecumseh.
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration plans a four year wheat program with contracts to grow a portion of basic acreage. An August report lowers the 1936 reduction target from 15 to 5 percent as rust damage and domestic needs influence projections. Michigan growers will soon sign contracts.
A crowded column tracks visits and brief trips of residents from Macon to Portland Dearborn Ceresco Petersburg Detroit Ann Arbor and other towns. It also reports a near drowning tragedy in Brighton and a fish rescue at Tecumseh Red Pond with repairs to gates and power plant notes.
Dearborn Michigan Ford lifts replica of the Chicago Exposition rotunda as a permanent visitors entrance to the Rouge Plant. The 1000 ton steel frame is up and 140000 square feet of Indiana limestone walls are being laid. Completion planned for Thanksgiving with 1344 acre park area surrounding the administration building.
Michigan State College dairy specialist J. G. Hays outlines eight classes for small farm owners to exhibit cattle at the State Fair from Aug. 30 to Sept. 8. Jerseys shown in parish-wide selection, with herd improvement groups and production record requirements. Open classes limited to Michigan cattle. Bangs disease tests required within 60 days. Holsteins, Guernseys, Jerseys, Ayrshires and Brown Swiss judging dates listed.
Pierre resident Franklyn Hyde, a grain and stock broker by trade, hunts coyotes using a car and an airplane. He hides on a hill at dawn to spot prey, then shoots the animal as it feeds, often preferring to shoot them while they run. Airplane hunting speeds the chase by eliminating waiting for the animal to settle.
Southwest dust winds unearth hundreds of Indian arrowheads. School children organize weekend hunts in southwestern Kansas, finding relics at pioneer Indian conflict sites along the Santa Fe trail, Point Rocks, and Wagon Bed Springs near the Cimarron.
A simple method uses a pail or tub with three or four damp burlap sacks and coffee grounds between folds. Store in a cool shady place and keep burlap damp with water weekly. Add used coffee grounds periodically to maintain a fresh lively bait supply when crawlers are scarce.
The remark attributes a calm nature to overweight people by suggesting they cannot fight or run. It showcases Roosevelt's blunt humor and framing of physicality in character judgment.
The American Boy invites boys and young men to subscribe for sports coaching and interviews. It cites Decathlon champions and coaches, lists coverage of football, swimming, basketball, track, and grappling with fiction and hobby advice. Subscription options include $1 yearly, $2 for three years, and foreign address add-ons. Newsstand price is 10 cents.
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