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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1931

Page

8

Audubon Society Announces Michigan Bird Contest Prizes

The Michigan Audubon Society in Hart will award prizes to rural children for feeding and identifying the most song birds excluding crows and English sparrows. Winners in two zones receive bird books charts and recruit plans, with runners up getting a bird game and recruit plan. Feeding runs Feb 15 to Mar 31, and teachers report by Apr 6 to the school commissioner.

Michigan Audubon Society Hart North America Mason Arenac Michigan Department of Public Instruction

Best Methods Fail On Infertile Soil

Michigan State College soils experts warn that improved farm methods do not raise yields unless soil fertility is conserved. State records show oats, wheat, and corn yields lag behind earlier decades due to nutrient loss. Legumes, manure, and rye plow-downs help nitrogen. phosphoric acid and potash rise with commercial fertilizers. Circular Bulletin 53 details proper analyses for Michigan.

Soils Department Michigan State College State Department of Agriculture Michigan

Advertising guidance for merchants and budgets

A lively 19th century newspaper ad note urges merchants to use big page ads for major needs and regular or small classifieds for small stores. It emphasizes tailoring ads to what you sell and what you’re willing to pay, with bold language about purse and purpose.

March 20 Cambridge Junction to start 24 hour weigh checks

State highway officials announce night and day weighing of heavy and passenger vehicles beginning March 20 at Cambridge Junction. A new weigh station at 0.8-112 and M-50 features a modern scale house and precise balances. Overloads result in fines and required unloading, with court action if tickets are unpaid.

Cambridge Junction Justice Mobr Tipton Cambridge Clinton

Mortgage Sale Foreclosure of Wenzel Property in Washtenaw County

Mortgagee Minnie Rust announces foreclosure of the Wenzel real estate in Pittsfield Township Washtenaw County Michigan for 3316.10 due including principal interest and fees. Sale set for May 18 1931 at ten in the forenoon at the south front door of the court house Ann Arbor to satisfy the mortgage and costs. The described parcel lot 34 in Wind Mill Heights with a dwelling stands on section 2 Pittsfield Township and is bounded start point on east boundary. Mortgage dated November 7 1925 and recorded November 20 1925 Liber 170 page 569. Attorney for Mortgagor N B Brown.

Andrew J. Wenzel Elizabeth M. Wenzel Minnie Rust Office of the Register of Deeds Washtenaw County Michigan Ann Arbor Washtenaw State of Michigan Pittsfield County of Washtenaw Pittsfield Township Wind Mill Heights Minnie. Rust Lee N. Brown Ypsilanti

Bonus Loan Vote Shifts Gop Stance With Democrats

The House and Senate approved a bonus loan bill lifting veteran certificates from 22 to 50 percent of face value. A near party-line vote 363 to 39 in the House followed Longworth’s push, while the Senate backed the measure 72 to 12. Administrations leaders warn of veto, with fiscal debates intensifying over veterans’ pensions and related relief funding.

Ways and Means Senate Smoot Reed Mellon Andy House Veterans’ Committee Congress Interior Department Hoover

Buyers Strike Urges Early Purchases As Prices Fall

An urging to readers to buy now amid a broad economic downturn. The piece notes lower prices, widespread participation from manufacturers to retailers, and the need for consumer spending to keep factories and stores functioning. It stresses the multiplier effect of shopping and the benefit to families and workers.

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