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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
3
In Washtenaw County Michigan the Probate Court at Ann Arbor sets February 23 at 10 a m for hearing Lydia A Fahners petition to appoint an executor for the estate of Charles Christian Fahner deceased. A copy of the order will be published in the Saline Observer for three weeks.
A Michigan bred heifer at Bazley Stock Farm in Ypsilanti set records with milk yields and butterfat tests over 2,63$ pounds thirty days and 5,111.5 pounds sixty days. Best day milk reached 101.30 pounds, reflecting exceptional production.
The Federated Church led by Pastor W J Cross sets next Sunday morning sermon on works of God and a evening message on hindrances to the Christian life caused by Satan. Social evening at Mr and Mrs Finch praised for fine conduct and lively entertainment by the young people. Miss Esther Rowley elected president of Miss Morden's class with Luella Birkle as vice president and Doris Kazmaier as secretary treasurer. Bagster program approved and church anticipates success. Bible study Thursday on the book of Daniel invites all, with outside participation noted. Services Sunday follow normal schedule.
Community church invites attendance with a 16:30 service and Sunday school at 12:00. A University of Michigan student speakers program follows morning and evening services with solos, piano, and choir readings. Evening lunch, family night, pot luck at 6:30, classes at 7:00, devotional at 7:45.
Notice by Roy Rogers Village Clerk that registration for electors in Saline Michigan opens on days excluding Sundays holidays and election days. Last general registration March 4 1922 for the March 13 election. Clerk will review registrations February 18 and February 25 1922 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the side of G L Parsons.
Dialogue highlights changing expectations as women demonstrate independence with practical skills. A playful exchange contrasts past beliefs with contemporary capability including self management and preparedness.
A New York actress files for divorce alleging her husband burned some of her clothes. She claims the offenses occurred in his possession, noting he carried the garments in his match box.
Citizens are asked to direct all legal printing for estate settlements to this newspaper. The Tates are noted as common in such matters and readers should request the probate judge to forward notices here for publication.
Home Economies column offers simple home tests to tell linen from cotton. Tests use fiber break, oil absorption, ink absorption, and boiling gloss to identify fabrics. Boiled cotton loses gloss. linen stays glossy. End with slogan favoring best for its purpose.
Testing cattle for tuberculosis and cleanup of infected herds show a permanent effect in reducing disease as figures from USDA inspectors across the country demonstrate.
In a study of diseased herds 26 percent tested positive initially, dropping to 6.9 percent after six months and 2.8 percent after another half year. A 25 000 cattle sample remained at 2.8 percent. A Washtenaw county meeting on February 21 at 1 00 p m at the Y M C A aims to plan eradication campaigns with county and breed committees, with Dr Rich outlining steps for conducting the program.
A seasoned housewife prioritizes her chores and family duties over local rumors. The quote notes that after tending her own affairs, she moves on to the next day’s tasks, leaving gossip to others.
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