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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1929
Page
8
A quaint decorative cypsy doll brightens a davenport corner. Made from crepe paper, the doll design is modern in color and style. Doll heads cost only a few cents, making the item an inexpensive and attractive holiday gift option this season.
Michigan exhibitors top the International Hay and Grain Show with ten first places in a crop division led by Clarence Johnson and John Wilk Jr from St. Louis, Beville Shannon Fairgrove, Jesse Shever Unionville, Robert Parr Charlotte, and others. Alfalfa seed and red clover prizes also go to Michigan teams. Bed ford Exchange Club plans a spring beautification drive in Redford with thousands of rose bushes.
A Rotary Club gathering featured a vocational talk stressing plumbing as essential to public health. The speaker urged selecting a plumber with the same care as a family doctor, noting rising sanitation standards and home bathing becoming common.
The Washtenaw County Probate Court schedules December 27 1929 for examination and allowance of final administration account of administrator Raymond C Rentschler for the estate of William Rentschler deceased. Hearing set at the probate office Ann Arbor with publication in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks. Jay G Pray Judge. Nora O Borgert Register.
The Conservation Commission by authority of Act 230 P A 1925 orders a one year closed season on beaver in the Upper Peninsula with no molesting or hunting allowed from January 1 1930. The notice is signed by George R Hogarth Director and commissioners William H Loutyit and Ray E Cotton dated November 1 1929.
President Hoover's annual message urges up to 1.2 billion dollars in naval buildup if armament talks fail, backs Kellogg Briand pact, tax cuts for 1931, tariff changes to aid agriculture and industry, and commissions on finance and Haiti. The budget for 1931 requests 3.83 billion dollars with 719 million for national defense, plus expansion of rivers harbors and public buildings.
A humorous note describes Santa delivering grotesque stuffed frogs as gifts, promising kids a jolly surprise. The collection includes camels and geese and other animals, creating a festive scene of animal toys that will greet children at Christmas.
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