Fine chicks thrive on Larro feed blend
The article praises a poultry diet using Larro Chick Builder followed by Larro Egg Mash and grains as an unbeatable combination for chicks, highlighting strong growth and productivity.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1941
Page
1
The article praises a poultry diet using Larro Chick Builder followed by Larro Egg Mash and grains as an unbeatable combination for chicks, highlighting strong growth and productivity.
Saline celebrates Jon Whitcomb a New York artist withSaline roots as he rises in the art world. He studied at Ohio University and works in New York with studios in Darien Conn. He designs covers for Good Housekeeping and illustrations for major magazines.
Gross Hardware announces a Free John Deere Day this Saturday February 22 starting at 10 AM at the auditorium. The event features moving pictures a farmers program and lunch at noon.
Saline city taxes will be collected this Friday February 28 1941 at Citizens Bank. Camburn treasurer will oversee the collection.
Eye exams offered by Dr. Frank Gifford at the Milan Hotel office every Saturday from 2 30 to 9 30 PM. Glasses fitted and available.
The piece urges observing Washington and Lincoln birthdays with flags and civic pride. It notes recent window washing, spring prep work, seed catalogs, Red Cross sewing efforts, license plate reminders, local sales events, and community inquiries about postmarks and library magazines, finishing with Dan Hertler repairing a barn roof.
Dan Murray Treasurer says taxes for York township will be collected at Saline banks on the specified days. Web 28, Savings Bank Dog tax must be paid.
Council met in Council Chamber on February 10 1941 with Mayor Gross presiding. They approved minutes, ordered no parking signs near East McKay Street school grounds, discussed installing a light behind the school, and agreed to pay bills totaling 828.3. Officers appointed include City Clerk Lottie Wallace, Treasurer Frank Camburn at 300 yearly, Assessor Hilbert Derenderger, City Attorney Jack Kraizman, Health Officer J B Wallace and Deputy Cemetery Clerk, Police Chief Bert Gillen, and City Superintendent Charles Kern at 100 monthly. Adjourned subject to Mayor’s call.
Public auction on February 22 at 12 30 PM on the Julia Gordon farm listing teams of horses cattle sheep hogs farming implements and miscellaneous equipment with cash terms and on premises settlement required. Auctioneers are Jim Finnell and Rex E Gleason with Theodore Stimpson as clerk.
Saline Township IT will collect taxes via Citizens Bank on March 1 and at the treasurer Julius Marion’s home any time. It notes Woodrow Wilson as a lover of limericks who often wrote them himself.
Saline High edged Flat Rock 32 to 29 in a tense local gym clash to stay mathematically alive for a share of the Huron League basketball title behind U High. Saline rallied from a five point deficit in the final four minutes as Bernard Bamer and Joe Martin led with 14 and 6 points respectively, while Flat Rock’s J Greer had 18. Other league scores: A High beat Milan 60 19, Lincoln beat Ypsi Roosevelt 22 15, Chelsea beat Romulus 31 17, Belleville topped Dundee 32 25.
The state lists lands held for sale for taxes and interest in this issue and will publish again next week. Lands will be sold on the first Tuesday in May at the County Treasurer's office. Contest lien objections in circuit court at the March term.
The notice lists an auction by Mary Schwartz with Brassow road on Thursday March 6. It notes North Carolina's Great Smoky Mountain range reaching 5 000 feet in altitude for 36 miles. The piece also contemplates salesmanship as the art of persuading people to buy what they cannot afford.
Jacob and Mrs. Smith write from St Cloud Florida describing the town near Orlando, population 2500 normal and 4000–5000 in tourist season, a lake, and ample amenities. They praise water quality, note curfew for children, and detail their five room home, garden produce including lettuce radishes beans onions potatoes and large grapefruit trees nearby with a promise to share fruit. They say they are well and plan to return with more fruit credits.
A collage of local notices and ads lists For Sale items such as a 1928 Chevrolet pickup a 3400 lb bank weight and farm equipment. It includes insurance services from Fairbanks, poultry notices from Saline Hatchery and Morton Poultry Farm farm equipment dealers Wiedman Auto and Wiedman Tractor Sales. Also offers man wanted live-in Washtenaw County residents upholstery services and Ford 4 cylinder pickup promotion with tractors and plows.
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