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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
6
A poetry feature credits Robert W. Service as author and Irwin Myers for illustrations. The piece presents Service’s verses alongside Myers’s artwork, reflecting a collaboration that blends verse with visual interpretation in a period art style.
A tainted romance unfolds as Berna refuses to forget and flee with a lover who declares he will sell her to purchase passion. The couple argues over loyalty while the man plots a descent into vice and ruin, ultimately courting a shared downfall in a doomed life.
The narrator spirals through a carnival of sin at Palace Grand with Blossom urging him deeper into debauchery while Berna haunts his thoughts. A telegram bearing grim family news interrupts the frenzy as a blow to the head sends him reeling.
Michigan State College farm crops department says last clover seed crop supports avoiding unadapted seed from questionable sources. Superior home grown seed reduces risk, while inferior seed causes poor germination and weed mixtures. surveys show long-standing clover strains on many farms. John Fish of Hastings charged in Barry County circuit court over poisoned doughnuts meant to kill dogs in Freeport.
Over the past week several cottages at the south end of Cavanaugh Lake were broken into with most damage from broken windows and unlocked entries. Police have no clues to the culprits. Some fear linked to recent fires at Cavanaugh and Crooked lakes. M J Dunkel reports bullet holes at his summer home and offers a $100 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction in Chelsea.
Berthold F. Gensley 36 of Lodi died Sunday at an Ann Arbor hospital after a brief illness. Born March 31, 1893 in Lodi, he lived in Washtenaw County all his life. Survived by widow Elma a son Ralph three brothers Herman Edmund and Paul and three sisters Ida Lydia and Ella. Funeral services were in Lodi township and Salem Lutheran church Scio with burial in the church cemetery.
The passage includes a Theodore Roosevelt quotation about courage. Fred Seyfried told sheriff’s officers his Basslake cottage was broken into, with 17 cottages entered during the winter and items stolen. Livingston County sheriff’s deputies investigated and were notified. Ann Arbor News.
Hiawatha Land farmers win first two places in Michigan 300 bushel per acre club contest. Albert Kipfer Stephenson top with 402 bushers per acre. Alphonse Verschure Astique second with 365 bushels. Other members include Guy Eppler Petoskey Rudolph Klee Rogers City Harry Reilly Bellaire Ray Eppler Petoskey Harry Behling Charlevoix H V Liskum East Jordan A H Evers Petoskey Edward Kowalski East Jordan. Unfavorable weather cut yields last summer across the state.
Mrs. C. Seaman of 419 Webber Street, Saginaw, reports severe stomach and kidney ailments. After taking Konjola, she recovers, no longer bloats, sleeps well, and can eat freely. Konjola is sold in Saline at O. C. Wheeler’s Pharmacy and by major druggists across the region.
A Hudson drug store sold a tonic advertised as Makes Life Worth Living that fermented in bottles due to a manufacturing slip. Hillsdale bottles were ordered back to the factory, prompting questions if the slogan or fermentation drove demand and if Volstead Act limits applied.
Default on a real estate mortgage by Harold and Bessie Benns to William Braun dated November 14 1927 triggers foreclosure. Proceeds from a public sale April 11 1980 at 10:00 AM at the southern front door of the Ann Arbor courthouse will satisfy the debt including principal interest insurance and attorney fees for a parcel in Ypsilanti described as Lot Five in the 1908 Thompson Hagel deed.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan schedules hearings for Berton M Masters estate. Creditors must file claims by June 5 1930 and June 7 1930 hearing dates set for 10 a m. in Ann Arbor at the Probate Office. Copyright notice appears with dates January 31 1930 and judge Jay G Pray.
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