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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1936
Page
4
Card of Thanks and resolutions priced per line or per item with minimum 25 cents. Obituaries and marriage notices published free. Poetry and entertainments priced per line and per item with fine rates. Personal or business notices charged at regular rates. Sim R. Wilson noted.
A compact list of Goethe’s nine requisites for contented living includes Health, Wealth, Strength, Grace, Patience, Charity, Love, Faith, and Hope. Each item pairs a virtue with a practical aim such as work, needs, overcoming difficulties, confessing sins, toil for good, seeing good in others, usefulness, realizing God’s promises, and removing future fears.
The Farm Bureau aims for a prosperous family on every farm and a high standard of living funded by farm income. It improves rural life through 4-H, better homemaking, and neighborliness, proving its purpose beyond crop and livestock gains.
The Associated Press summarizes a table tracing U.S. public debt from 1861 to 1935, with figures rising from 90 million to over 30 billion. It notes a Treasury borrowing of 900 million and 418 million in refunding obligations, and warns that tax, inflation, or repudiation could discharge the debt, disproportionately burdening the poor.
The December 1 crop report shows Michigan winter wheat at 84 percent of normal, 5 points below last year but 2 points under the 10 year average. Rye acreage fell 85 percent from 1934 levels, with 182000 acres sown, mainly in central and southern counties.
The author argues eyesight varies in impact on shooting. He notes many skilled shooters wear glasses but can still excel with or without them, urging field use of universal focus. He explains keeping eyes unfocused on a single point enhances awareness of target line and gun, boosting performance. Western Newspaper Union.
The American Bankers Association outlines efforts to explain the 1935 Banking Act, promote public understanding of bank functions, and hold regional conferences. Topics include expanded services, regulations, public relations, and local banking challenges.
The Detroit News reports a statue of David Livingstone will be placed near Victoria Falls his discovery site in 1855. The statue shows him with a walking stick and Bible as he vanished then met Stanley who greeted him calmly. The project follows the Cape to Cairo railroad crossing the river nearby and hopes to dispel old superstitions among locals.
The American Bankers Association lauds banking law 1935 for stabilizing finance and enabling banks to support communities. It urges retirement of government from credit activities and argues privately owned banks should meet demand for sound credit while rebuilding public confidence.
The American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission asserts that keeping accurate records is fundamental to successful management in manufacturing, merchandising, and farming, emphasizing equal importance across business sectors.
Michigan dairy farmers rely on herd improvement records as cows culled for low production rise and November calls reach a record. Despite higher dairy prices, margins stay slim due to rising feed costs. average November production runs 533 pounds per cow with 22.9 pounds butterfat, while feed costs hit 87.1 cents per 109 pounds of milk. Members sold 15 purebred bulls in November and traded others. ration changes saved $256 for members in Michigan.
Michigan State College hosts Farmers Week, February 3 to 7, with limited seating at the Home Economics building. Notable speakers include Miss Margaret Harbacke of Grand Rapids on lighting in the home and Dr. Mary Swartz Rose of Columbia University discussing nutrition.
Federal and state experts project a larger Michigan hog crop for 1936 after a survey of about 4,000 farms showing spring farrowings will rise 40 percent from 1935. The 1935 fall pig crop reached 256000 and total 1935 pig production stood at 702000, offsetting a spring decline.
Next Sunday at 10 a.m. the Federated Church will hold communion. Sunday school at 11:15 led by S. Y. Cotton with Carl Geddes assistant and Mrs. Reuben Rogers as chorister. Eileen Martin on piano. Evening program at 6:30 youth meeting and 7:30 worship with special music.
Morning worship at 10 with Sunday school at 11 led by H. A. Holmes. Epworth League at 6 30 Junior League led by J Stark Intermediate League director Mrs Lillian Burgan Evening service at 7 30 Wednesday prayer at 7 30 choir practice Thursday. Three cars involved in an accident Tuesday near Ottawa Lake on US 223 about a mile south. cars badly damaged occupants with cuts and bruises.
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