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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1926

Page

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Holstein Breeders Annual Meeting highlights and officers

The Holstein breeders held their annual meeting at the Federated church Friday evening with a large attendance despite cold weather. J. G. Hayes of Michigan State College spoke, followed by a banquet. Elected officers: President William Austin, Vice President Henry G. Larson, Secretary Walter Spaulding, Treasurer Frank Gieger. Directors W. L. Rundle, Roland Waltrous, O. J. Feldkamp, Arthur Lutz, Ferman Clements, Mark Luthers.

J. G. Hayes Michigan State College William Austin Saline Henry G. Larson Ann Arbor Walter Spaulding Chelsea Frank Gieger Salem W. L. Rundle Roland Waltrous O. J. Feldkamp Arthur Lutz Ferman Clements Mark Luthers Stony ‘Creek Moale -Chorus Cornet George Austin Garth, Beckington John Gossner

Garden plans bloom in February catalogues

The first garden catalogue arrives amid winter cold and a second follows. It touts roses, new vegetables including a large unnamed tomato, gladioli, shrubs from honey suckle to lilac and spirea. It urges planning now for March to May with options for vegetables and flowers and notes some plants like nasturtiums may struggle in Sdline.

Lands for sale by state tax lien advertised

Description of lands held for sale for taxation and interest is published in this issue and will appear for three more weeks. The sale will be on the first Tuesday in May at the county treasurer's office. Contesting lien objections must be filed in circuit court at the February term with the county clerk.

Michigan Livestock Values Rise Despite Fewer Animals

The January 1 Michigan livestock value totals 140 411 000 up from 133 140 000 a year earlier with higher prices and a few declines in horses cattle and swine. State totals beat the prior year by over seven million while U S values reach 501 297 000 up 316 276 000 since 1925. Horses drop to about 474 000 head at 87 each total 41 238 000. mules remain at 7 000 valued 630 000. milk cows number 869 000 at 64 each totaling 55 616 000. all cattle 1 381 000 at 50 99 average value 70 417 000. sheep 1 254 000 at 11 90 totaling 14 923 000. swine 815 000 at 16 20 each totaling 13 203 000. The article notes a classification change for milk cows and references varying 1925 figures.

Michigant United States L. Whitney Watkins Church Agricultural Statistican U. .S. Bureau of Agricultural Heonhepyvics Michigan

Christian Science Saline Services in Hall Above Bank

The Christian Science society of Saline holds Sunday services at 10 30 a m in the hall over Citizens Bank with subject Spirit A testimonial meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 p m All are invited Sunday school follows the morning service Pupils admitting up to 20. Also a Chevrolet Truck sale ad notes price 690 delivered in Saline J Miller phone 223 Rag weaving and customs work offered.

The Christian Science Society of Saline Citizens Bank Geo. V. Cook Chevrolet

Saline Council Minutes January 4 1926 Held in Council Room

Regular Saline Common Council meeting January 4 1926 with President Rentschler presiding. Trustees present Bredernitz Critstenden Alber Fosdick. absent Hutzel Parsons. Bills read including Detroit Edison Carven Alber Luckhardt Marken Gross Miller Carven Muir Cullen Luckhardt Ann Arbor Water Michigan Valve. motion to allow and issue orders. Gross to be paid 150.60 for 1925 tax roll work. Meeting adjourned. EMANUEL RENTSCHLER pres. & BF FITZGERALD clerk.

Saline J. A. Alber Edward Muir Robert Cullen Philo Luckhardt Fred Luckhardt Ann Arbor Water Dept Michigan Valve and Foundry Company Ote Cence Eevee Motiown Bredernitz Fosdick Charles Gross Grittenden Emanuel Rentschler Pres. & Bf, Fitzgerald

New Michigan 1927 Auto Plate Design Adopted

Michigan prison officials under Warden H. H. Jackson prepare about 1.2 million sets of 1927 license plates with a uniform size for passenger and commercial vehicles. The plates feature the full state name at the bottom, a black legend on an orange background, and new stamping machinery to cut production costs.

Iichigam State H. H. Jackson Michigan Unson

Methodist Church Services Schedule Noted

The notice lists Sunday activities with morning worship at 10, Sunday school at 9:45, Epworth League at 6 30, and evening worship at 7 30. Thursday evening service at 7 30. The text emphasizes reverence for divine institutions and setting a good example for neighbors.

Epworth League

Federates Chappe' S. T. Dunk Pastor Daily Services

Morning service at 10:30 with Bible readings at 11:45. Evening service at 5:30. Thursday prayer and praise at 7:30 with an 8:00 Young People's meeting. Visitors welcome. The note ends with a local invitation and a Charleston remark.

Hearing Set On Final Account In Koebbe Estate

In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on January 22 1926 Judge Jay G Pray presiding Amanda Koebbe special administratrix filed final account for Walter J Koebbe deceased Hearing scheduled for February 24 at 10 am at the probate office Published for three weeks in Saline Observer notice sent to Washtenaw County residents. Also a note seeking several good representatives in Saline district Box H Saline.

State OF Michigan Washtenaw Ann Arbor Jay G. Pray Walter J. Koebbe Amanada, Koebbe Saline

Aurora Borealis Film Shelled at Liberty Show

A color documentary titled Kivalina of the Ice Lands screens at Liberty Saturday and Sunday. The Arctic tale follows Aguvaluk and Kivalina amid extreme cold and hardship, with rare color footage of the aurora borealis captured by Mr. Rossman during two years of travel and study. The piece contrasts Eskimo life with enduring loan and legal notices from Port Huron and Croswell.

Ice Arctic Arctic Circle American Mrr Rogssman Kivalina Koog Alook

For Sale Classifieds and Personal Notices Lot

A scanned fragment shows a vintage classified section listing sales and notices. Entries include for sale items such as a good Ford sedan and touring car, 90,000 rounds of handpicked corn, an Earl Reflex set, a hotwater incubator, and wedding invitations. Also includes property offers, a Milan property with 3 1/2 acres, and tanning services by George W. Pentlaid. Several phone numbers and names appear, with dates ranging around February 19 and 23.

Tax payment urged by Floyd Rhoades in county notices

The notice urges taxpayers to pay taxes at the first opportunity. Floyd Rhoades, treasurer, stresses the payments must be made promptly, listing dates for Citizens Bank and Savings Bank on February 6, 13, 20, and 27.

Citizens Bank Savings Bank Floyd Rhoades

Farms for sale with prices and sizes available on hand

In Saline Michigan a lender advertises farms for sale with prices and sizes and invites calls to view on hand properties. The note signs Lewis Ernst at 203 North Ann Arbor Street. A second notice seeks locals with legal mintine for estate settlements to have notices published in the paper, via probate judges.

Local Yardage and Shop Ads Parade Odd Items

Various small ads offer five shoots for sale, cheap clothing including men’s dress shoes, moleskin pants, and work shirts. Other notices promise high prices for chickens, rubber boots, chocolate drops, and feeds for dairy cows, with several merchants named and contact numbers listed.

Monuments and Cemetery Goods Advertised Locally

Local listings show Jos. L. Arnet of Ann Arbor offering memorials, markers, and cemetery work. Henry C. Dieterle advertises custom sawing on Monroe Street river flats. Henman Alber promotes 13 plate Ford storage batteries with rubber case at 1650, Wiedman Auto Company featured.

Jos. L. Arnet Ann Arbor Michigan River Flats Monroe Henman Alber Ford Wiedman Auto Company

Local Business Ads and Notices From Ann Arbor Area

A collage of classified lines announces veterinary services, optometry, clothing specials, hats, and used cars. Listings include Dr E B Miller 1308 Broadway phone 3740, Emil H Arnold 220 S Main street, Style Center Suits and Overcoats, January sale prices, millinery opening February 6, and 1923 1928 Chevrolet and Ford touring cars for sale. Also mentions real estate help from Lewis Ernst and general property listings in Saline.

Emil H. Arnold S. Main Street Ann Arbor

Also Mentioned on This Page

Saline Savings Bank Federal Reserve Bank Holsteen Breeders Annual Meeting Federated Church Martin Fuoss Staebler Staebler-Kempf Oil CO Saline, Mich Census Bureau Schmid & T Wet Agner George Schmid, Jr Milan A. C. Lanse Saline Johnston & Pierce Good Farm Willis M. Fowler Christian Science Notes J. Miller the Home Bakery Methodist Church Reuben Crosby Chappe S. T. Dunk Pastor Charleston Wora O. Borgert Box H. Saline Ice Lands Marysville Circuit Court Port Huron Croswell York Township Roy D. Richards John Feuerbacher, Jr Martin ‘Pree Britton Macon E. F. Henne Heap the Observer Lott A. C. Lange Michigan Avenue George W. Pentlaid Adrian Street Blissfield Mich Saline Township Lewis Ernst St. Saline, Mich Gale Dietiker’s Henry O. Dieterle Henry O. Dieterle’s Emil Milkey Saline Mercantile Co Watkins Quality Products E. W Stutz Harrissstreet Saline Mercantile Company Henry C. Dieterle S. C. White Legorn Cockerels Hollywood Wiedman, Auto Company E. B. Miller Broadway Marty Herman Alber Henry Dieterle A. Schmid Wim. Schmid Westphal Blackwell Henry Street Saliné Ann Arbor St. Saline, Mich
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