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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1930
Page
6
A man healed from a shipwreck romance in a secluded cabin with Berna. He contemplates marriage and social scandal, then vows to wed when she agrees, staying together despite dishonor. They build a hopeful year with plans to travel and settle, bonded by a deep, devoted love beyond convention.
Two men pound through a snowbound plain in harsh pursuit. The lead climber, a massive, brutal figure, drives sled dogs as the smaller, wiry companion struggles with frost and exhaustion. The scene ends on a dark note with a promise to continue.
Exhibitors during Farmers Week at Michigan State College contested heavily in both number and quality of grain and seed entries. J. W. Pickett won two sweepstakes and three first prizes on corn, with other corn firsts claimed by William Folks A P Shankel John C Wilk Gordon Dickerson Ralph C Collin Roy Wright BH R Yorke Roy Hobart and Farley Brothers. John C Wilk won the wheat sweepstakes for Berkley Rock, with A W Jewett Jr and Ellis Aldrich taking firsts on other wheats and Jewett blue on rye. Barley firsts went to Fritz Matey Kenneth Myers A W Jewett Jr and John C Wilk. Wilk also led on oats and took first on both pea and kidney beans. First red clover seed went to Joseph A Bell Nashville. alfalfa seed to Albert Dietz Hawks. sweet clover to Frank Walker Chesaning. alsike clover to Clifton Sooy Pompeii. Frank C Miller, long associated with Flint’s First National Bank, leaves to become executive VP of Lilley State Bank at Tecumseh, joining Frank Turner, former Flint resident and ex First National Bank aide, as cashier there.
The East Lansing exhibition favored northern growers with most prizes. Harry Behling of Boyne City won best Russet Rurals entry and sweepstakes. Firsts were earned by John Herreman Manton Herbert Johnson Sands J. D. Robinson Peliston and Lee Fowler Mayville. Delongchamp Champion had best peck, and Robinson exhibitor of best individual potato. Beginners winners were A. F. Derbyshire and Sylvester Dipzinski. County prize leaders included Charlevoix Missaukee Otsego Menominee Tuscola and Van Buren. A drain notice for Rhoades Finkbeiner Drain in Washtenaw County follows.
Eight thousand guests watched the Thursday program as Farm Bureau events drew large crowds at Michigan State College. A thousand attended the Farm Bureau banquet, with overflow funding the special rules. Counterfeiters were reported issuing fake $1000 notes, a note on other chatter, and a New York hacker plans a book about twenty years driving taxis.
The geographic survey division reports Michigan produced about 5 million barrels of oil in 1929, up from 500 thousand in 1928. Average value around $1 per barrel yields just over $5 million for the year, with most production in the Mt Pleasant and Muskegon fields.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County announces four months to file claims against Berton M. Masters deceased. Claims must be presented by June 7 1920 and heard April 5 1930 and June 7 1930 at 10 a.m. in Ann Arbor. Judge Jay G. Pray presides.
William Stevens of Detroit narrates his journey from years of ill health and yellow eyes to recovery after using Konjola. He credits two bottles with removing poisons and restoring vigor, with a third bottle finishing the cure. Konjola is sold at Wheeler's Pharmacy in Saline and at many druggists across the region.
Default on a real estate mortgage dated November 14 1927 by Harold Benns and Bessie Benns to William Braun. Mortgage foreclosed by public sale on April 17 1930 at 10 a m at the south front door of the Court House Ann Arbor Michigan for the parcel in Ypsilanti described as Lot Five from a 1908 deed. Amount due, interest, costs, and attorney fees totaling $818.100. Mortgagee William Braun, attorney Lren Brown, Ypsilanti Michigan. Schedule appears January 16 to April 3 1930.
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