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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1930
Page
9
Michigan State College specialists plan to build demonstration poultry houses in 20 counties over three months. Each 20x20 foot shed roof concrete floor unit will be erected in two days with ventilation, insulation, and equipment. The Jackson demonstration runs October 1-8 with meetings at each site.
A former subscriber writes of near Washtenaw county plans for a state insane asylum. He notes crop failures due to no rain and widespread unemployment with men waiting for work near the asylum site. Families describe living across the road from ongoing construction and unsafe nights.
The sixth annual hatchery school will be held at Michigan State College September 15 through 19, directed by the college poultry department. Attendance last year reached 165 as experts cover hatching, breeding pens, rations, moult effects, and disease control with talks by Dr. R. M. Bethke and Prof. C. W. Carrick. A tuberculosis control program on September 19 features speakers Dr. R. J. Mohler, H. R. Smith, and Dr. L. Vanks. A Portland Indiana agent reports a two headed rooster from a double-eggs experiment. a Perry farmer runs 1,500 young birds on a 20 acre pheasant ranch.
In a tightly fought baseball game at Manchester, Saline loses four to five. Saline relied on a single family for most scoring while a Manchester player filled in and Albert Hoeft from Saline played in the garden. After a strong start, Manchester rallies late to overturn a 4-3 Saline lead, with two hits a walk and a balk sealing the win.
An endorsement from Mrs. Marie Basman of Chicago claims Konjola relieved years of rheumatic hip pain after six months and six bottles. The ad promotes Konjola for the aged and infant, estimating six to eight bottles cure stomach liver kidney and bowel disorders as well as rheumatism neuritis and nervousness. Sold at Wheeler's Pharmacy in Saline Michigan and by druggists across towns. STUHRBERG for PROSECUTER Ady.
Macon Ned Hawkins visited New Boston on Sunday. J W Howell left for Washington, D C on Thursday. Numerous residents including Mr and Mrs Lewis Coller in Manchester and Mrs Emma Collins in Adrian were out Saturday on business or visiting relatives. Travel and family reunions recur across Detroit Detroit weekend guests in Ontario and Ohio.
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