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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
6
Government figures show two rats breeding for three years could yield 359 709 482 individual rats. Act at first sign. RATCSNAP is an exterminator. No food mix, dries after killing, no odor. Sold by O C Wheeler and B J Muir.
The Michigan Agricultural College announces Farmers Week from January 30 to February 3. The event draws rural workers and features leaders such as President M. L. Burton, David Fiday, Sir Auckland Geddes, Henry Wallace, and lawmakers from Michigan and Kansas. Major agricultural groups will meet during the congress, enhancing attendance.
Readiness is complete for the eighth annual National Farmers exposition at Toledo's Terminal auditorium from December 5 to 11. Exhibits cover commercial and educational displays, featuring new agricultural implements and demonstrations of historic machines to show progress. An American Pomological Society fruit exhibit and Ohio Apple Show accompany advice for farmers on best cultivation and efficiency methods.
Detroit and nearby towns host visits and greetings as Mrs. Webb Coe and family entertain. Various residents travel to Gary Indiana Alma Pittsfield Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor for kin and friends. Thanksgiving events include dinners Eastern Star meeting and a Blueess school attendance roundup with a pumpkin pie lunch.
Daniel Boone, son of Quaker parents, left the Quaker creed to become a famed Indian fighter and frontiersman. He founded Boonesborough in 1775, endured Shawnee captivity and escape, and after years as a hunter, died in Missouri in 1820 at eighty six. Kentucky later honored him by reinterring his remains in Frankfort.
Harry Utchenik of near Anderson who was buried alive in his well last winter and survived 36 hours visited the Pinckney Dispatch office. He says he has not fully recovered with a lame back headaches and insomnia but feels fortunate to be alive. He notes the impulse to donate flowers to mourners as a fading worry for the force.
An old saying suggests wealth may come with a warning as the fabled goose’s hiss is tied to the danger of awakening to riches. The line implies caution about sudden gains.
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