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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1927
Page
7
The item lists various repurposing ideas for metal phonograph needles. Uses include framing pictures without damaging surfaces, decorative placements in bowls, cleaning a sour milk bottle, and loosening carbon from a spark plug in test tubes. The note credits 1927 Western Newspaper Union.
In a tense sequence at Great Rock, Robin McKimber’s half remembered danger enters a web of deception. Nita’s loyalty to her associates tests a family estrangement as Barnes disguises himself inside the Raxon estate and frees hidden agenda. Raxon endures a brutal assault and faces the unspoken threat from McKimber.
Wheat 1.25 per bushel Oats 0.40 per bushel Corn 1.19 per bushel Hogs 10 to 11 cents Calves 13 to 15 cents Hees 0.28 per dozen
Michigan will receive the final allotment of World War II surplus explosives soon. L. F. Livingston of Michigan State College says the small supply will be distributed through state agricultural agents and is expected to be exhausted quickly. Farmers have used 5,500,000 pounds, saving an estimated 750,000 dollars in avoiding commercial blasting costs. After surplus ends, farmers will likely turn to commercial explosives to keep plowing efficient.
Dexter Leader notes J L Chapman, registered optometrist in the Kresge Building at Ann Arbor, urges quality glasses and warns against unreliable vendors. Article discusses road work near Dexter-Pinckney road and a 1927 Washtenaw Circuit Court order directing publication in Saline Observer for notice to defendants in a land case.
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