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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1928
Page
4
The Howerl City Record lauds Governor Green for aiding the 16 year old son of the Hotelling slayer. It notes the governor helped plan for emergencies as the boy left school to support his family while their mortgaged home faces sale. The piece contrasts this humane action with mainstream papers’ coverage.
Officials of The Detroit Edison Company announce a 1928 construction program with total planned expenditure about 31 million dollars. Of this, 7.5 million funds ongoing 1927 work, while the rest covers new projects to serve 2.1 million people across 4,250 square miles. New electric customers, line extensions, street lighting, a 48040 warehouse at Ann Arbor, and upgrades around Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor are noted, with several equipment and infrastructure improvements planned.
A Saline High School page reveals a music and art memory contest, student speeches, and a note on new basketball uniforms replacing worn outfits. It describes students learning to speak confidently, references Acres of Diamonds, and mentions Donna Cook’s hospital stay plus upcoming game plans and a coach’s plea for fresh gear.
A love poem celebrates sixty years of marriage with memories of shared joys and sorrows. It notes seven decades of progress from telephones to tractors while praising enduring devotion. The verse prays for eternal happiness, reunion after death, and the rarity of a golden wedding.
The state lists lands of delinquent taxes with three additional weeks for publication. The lands will be sold on the first Tuesday in May at the county treasurer's office. Contest liens by the state require circuit court action at February term and objections filed with county clerk Charles Rothfuss. In Brooklyn Friday forenoon, a driver wrecked near Ray Blowers' farm, injuring Ike with two leg fractures and facial bruising. he was found unconscious, revived, and returned home.
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