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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1946

Page

4

Farmers and government clash over postwar production plans

Washington editorials consider Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Anderson’s view that farmers should lead postwar production with full cooperation across sectors. Congress faces labor legislation, cooling off periods, and a 11 percent federal pay rise amid broader debt talks with Britain.

Washington, D. C Cliton Anderson Anderson Sage Torrés Congress Truman Senate

Hay Storage Shapes Preserve Quality for Years

A farm note explains hay quality is kept best in large well rounded stacks with good tops. Proper stacking and moisture control help maintain forage quality for extended storage, aiding long term feed supply.

Dangerous Machinery Causes Fatal Farm Accidents

A report notes tractors are involved in more fatal farm accidents than any other farm machine. The piece warns about safety and recalls incidents, highlighting ongoing risks on farms and the need for precautions.

Christmas Dinner Ties Kreager Family Gatherings

A Christmas Day gathering brought together the Kreager clan plus relatives from Pontiac Ypsilanti Mooreville and Detroit including Irvin Kraeger Bernard Kreager Ray Sanford Allen Burger and Carrie Ableson Visiting relatives and neighbors filled the day with calls dinners and shared stories amid flu warnings and holiday bustle.

Fred Kreager Irvin Kraeger Pontiac Bernard Kreager Ypsilanti Ray Sanford Moorevile Allen Burger Carrie’ Ableson Detroit Orrin Briggs Otto Davidter Esther Landwehr Carl Moehn Saline Charles’ Osgood Peggy Jenet Osgood Fayette Ohio Ed. Adams Harry and Jeanne Parsonsi Luella ‘Parsons Harry Jeanne Arthur Nissly Doris Jean’ Henré Trianon Toledo Robert E. Miller Fred Brennioti An Arbor Street Ray McLaughlin W. D. Kendall West McKay St. S Umy Alvin Siemsen St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Harold Zahn Ann Arbor William Sturm Sturms Roy Rogers Douglas Withers Lee Pittsfield Village Maurice L. Robbins Walter Towler Rena Towler Bishop Ridgeway George Wood George Seegers Ernest Towler Schroens the Woods Ruth Schleh South Rockwood

Eyes Examined at Milan and Toledo Optometrist Office

Dr. Frank Gifford offers eye examinations and glasses fitting in Milan on Saturday from 1:00 to 9:30 p.m. Readers are directed to the Toledo location at 625 Edison Building for services.

Frank Gifford Toledo Milan Edison, Bldg

Social visits noted in Lodi area gatherings

Eileen Grosshaus spent last Thursday afternoon with Mrs Charles Naylor. Ernest Wild and daughters visited Mr and Mrs Bert Moore last Friday evening. Mrs Bert Moore called on Mrs John Fritz last Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ernest Wild and daughters were dinner guests last Wednesday evening.

Harrison Arkansas United States Forestry Service Naval’ Air Corp Arend Michigan Pegsy Janet Osgood University of Michigan Charles Osgood George Everett Ypsilanti Ellen Mae Everett Ann Arbor Greydon Everett Hollywood Florida Oer Mesritt Martin George Martin Wesley Nielsen Wyandotte Nielsen Willian Gallagher of Devicon Myron Gallagher Prank. Karn Allen, Feller Vera Winkleman sThursday Weeks Mr. Zion Lutheran Mc Nichols Gratiot Detroit Winkleman Bellete _E Gordon Saline Observer Ora Maurer Elmer Rothfuss Eileen Grosshaus Charles Naylor Ernest Wild Bert Moore John Fritz

Farm Bureau History and Local Social Notes Recap

West Saline community gossip records visits among Boehm Donner Hagan and Roehm families in Ann Arbor and nearby towns. The piece also notes a Women’s Guild meeting at St James Church and farm bureau history recalling boom times after World War I with high prices for wheat hogs wool and milk.

William. D. Boehm Delmar Ann Arbor Charles Donner Edwin Hagan John Boettner Women’s Guild of Warren Fink- Bett And Adrams Clarinoe Hash Dan. Roehm Herman Finkbeiner Farm Bureau The Michigan F. B

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