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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1933
Page
4
Detroit clergyman Rev. Joseph A. Vance warns that the nation’s salvation depends on raising a generation of children who would choose death over dishonesty. He condemns lax moral standards and urges vigorous virtue in schools and families.
Secretary of State Frank D. Fitzgerald proposes a weight tax of three six and nine dollars based on car weight. If a special session meets early next year his plan could become law. High gas and weight taxes push thousands off highways, reducing revenue.
A reflective editorial laments public distrust in government and urges honest service. It contrasts past trust with present skepticism, arguing officials must remain honest to prevent chaos and preserve faith in public duty.
A public service meditation urges adherence to God's law and the Golden Rule as the cure for global and moral ills. It argues political or economic power cannot replace divine governance, noting human greed and delinquency stem from ignoring universal ethical standards.
Washington to ascertain the status of the Blue Eagle insignia of the National Recovery Administration as local committees mobilize across the country. General Johnson leads volunteers drafting workers to secure compliance and promote re employment through the emblem as a shield against a hard winter. Local organizers emphasize informed canvassing and ready speakers to urge all employers and consumers to participate promptly.
The Detroit NRA Headquarters details how violations are to be reported to the Department of Commerce at 801 First National Bank Building Detroit Michigan and states complaints are not accepted by telephone. Written complaints require signature and address, with confidential treatment available, and a form acknowledgment will be issued due to high workload.
Blissfield reader recounts a near miss on Jefferson street where a boy rode a moving car on its rear bumper, then jumped off backwards as it slowed. He escaped with skinned hands and a bumped head, underscoring the warning to jump in the direction of travel.
The pastor C I Kircher preached last Sunday with strong attendance. Midweek services start next week. Improvements in the primary Sunday school are noted. Sunday schedule includes 10 am worship 9:15 am Sunday school 8:15 Y. Cotton superintendent 7:15 pm youth meetings 7:30 pm evening worship with the sermon titled Tf. All are welcome.
William Carter of a Midland area farm faced a $1060 mortgage debt. By Sunday night oil drill testing on his land hit an estimated two day production of 2880 barrels, ending his financial worry.
Michigan Mutual Liability Company displayed at the Free Fair automobile building when its representative announced the winning number for a donated automobile radio. The ninth ticket was 99,999, triggering surprise as the crowd learned the result.
Public notice orders landowners in Saline Township Washte naw County Michigan to cut down and destroy all noxious weeds on or before July 1 1933 and again before September 1 1933 with further actions for failure to comply. Brush along highway rights of way must also be cleared by the initial date. Sebastian Finkbeiner Saline Township issues the notice dated January 1 1933. In related items the Jackson jail gipsies case involving Marilyn Watts is noted as released after examination.
Michigan farmers with rising hog numbers face price drops and plummeting markets. The government will pay fixed penny prices for light pigs and sows due to farrow soon, plus $4 per head cash premiums for qualifying sows. Fixed pricing runs until one million sows and four million pigs bought or until October 1, with federal inspectors approving stock.
The article outlines stain removal methods for grease using soap and water, absorbents, and organic solvents. It cautions on flammability of solvents, recommends blotting, working from stain edge inward, and avoiding rings. It also lists social notes of visits and gatherings in the community.
Lloyd LeBaron of Ann Arbor dined with cousin Mrs Alger Allison and family. Pearl Dicks plans an indefinite stay with sister Mrs George Arno of Hillsdale. James Crittenden and daughters of Mooreville spent Tuesday evening with brother Alger Allison. Alger Allison visited brothers Claude and Grant in Wayne. Millard Allison of Mooreville joined. Mrs Leslie Bailey visited Rekitt family in Detroit Thursday to Sunday. Her daughter Mrs Clarence Johnson of Saline township attended Bailey’s birthday. Mrs John Gooding visited brother Wirt LeBaron and family of Azalia Tuesday to Saturday. Gooding returned Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Welter Graushaher and family of Milam visit Was and Weller Gordon Wrednesday evening. Gordon Gordon and Mrs Hazel Horton and Faye visit Ann Arbor with Miss Olive Braun. Gilbert and Clifton with Daisy Gordon spend a few days in Rothbury and Muskegon. Stimpson attends Osborne reunion in Osborne. Dan OBrien and Shirley Jean with Mrs Wiliam Gotts visit Detroit. Hovey Needham and others dine with Miller of Saline. Greenman and sons visit Kalamazoo. Gauntlett of Milan calls on Gordon. Conklin family reunion held at Mary McMann home with about fifty from Masam, Ann Arbor, Jackson, Detroit and Saline. Hisman in Kalamazoo. Glennis Gordon visits Naomi Friis. Everett Gilbert visits Detroit. Dean Gordon home from East Lansing. Betty Gordon visits Detroit. George Needham returns from south tour. Bobby Greenman visits Kalamazoo with David Gordon. Lewis and family spend weekend with Hammond. Walter Gordon visits Haston of Britton. Frances and Harold Greashaber visit Milan with Glennis and Clarke Gordon. Hovey Needham and Miller visit Louis Feldman in Detroit. Advertisement promotes printing services at Home Town Printers with quick service and reasonable charges.
An enterprising California egg marketer packs cartons with printed messages urging eggs for any meal. The carton flap gives concise cooking directions and recipes to boost value and flavor. A Maryland agent includes similar slips with guidance and cooking ideas tied to official grading standards.
Central Lodi notes Nellie and Joe Dennis with relatives in Wayne while William Wurster Erwin Lindemann visited Jackson on Sunday. Several calls and visits occur among local families including Mrs. John Andress Mrs. Bert Moore Geraldine Hayball and the Lindemanns. A break in at Glasgow Ford Sales involved theft of a Ford display car with gas and oil taken. car reportedly insured.
The Methodist Church notes Bert Ede as minister with 10 a.m. worship and 11:15 Sunday school led by H. A. Holmes, superintendent. A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday evening and a choir meeting Thursday evening.
St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater announces divine services at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11. English services are held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everyone is warmly invited.
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