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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
1
A special parade of transportation will illustrate the progress from an earthen jar to the aeroplane during Farmers Week at MSC in February. Floats will portray corrected models, with a future space travel concept as the final exhibit, while the event also features livestock displays, farm machinery, student delegations, and the college military band leading the procession.
A pen of white leghorns entered by Hanson Farm Corvallis Oregon leads the International Egg Laying Contest at MSC at the end of the first quarter of the year's test. A white leghorn from Harry Burns Farm Millington stands second and barred rocks from F. Fogel Okemos are third. The ten leading birds produced 450 eggs by January 9, per the last official report.
The Christian Science society of Saline holds Sunday services at 10 30 a m in the hall over Citizens Bank with the subject Truth A testimonial meeting is held Wednesday at 7 30 p m A cordial invitation is extended and Sunday school follows the morning service with pupils under 20 admitted
We have several 1923 touring cars to clear out at prices from $190 up. See them now at Geo V. Cook Authorized Chevrolet Dealer. Phone 61.
Federated Church announces services on Sunday January 24 at 10 30 morning and 11 45 study with inviting remarks for visitors. Also classified ads: farms for sale with prices, a water power washer for sale, and a notice inviting legal printing needs sent to this newspaper for estates settlements with probate judge guidance.
Karl A Boettger, a son of Mr and Mrs Henry Boettger, is named by Congressman Hari C Michener as the Post Office Department's recommendation for postmaster at Dexter. The Dexter Leader notes the paper is first to publish the appointment support and predicts general satisfaction with his capable official conduct.
By ERWIN GREER president Greer College of Automotive Engineering Chicago. The article explains that many car owners overlook steering factors and outlines wheel alignment toe in tie rod drag link and ball joints as key sources of hard steering and tire wear. Regular checks and lubrication are urged to maintain steering ease.
Motor Life argues that using engine compression as a brake on steep hills is not injurious. By shutting off the engine and leaving gears in mesh, wheels drive the engine against cylinder compression with throttle closed. Braking can be increased by shifting to second or low.
The Light of Western Stars, a Zane Grey adaptation, arrives in Liberty as a dramatic western romance set on the Arizona border. Filmed in southern Arizona with scenes against the Superstition Mountains, it centers on four main characters amid cattle drives, town raiding, and frontier action.
Public notice from W. H. Gordon urges all students enrolled in the German school to attend examinations on January 27 and 28 for first semester credit in public school subjects. Students may still enter or drop and review classes before exams to satisfy requirements.
Washtenaw county board of supervisors extended the deadline for dog license applications to March 1 to help rural residents. The move shields owners from the $2 delinquent tax penalty and accommodates the new state dog law provisions.
The column lists church services led by Reuben Crosby with morning worship at 10:00, Sunday school at 2 15, Epworth League at 6 30, and evening worship at 7 30 plus Thursday prayer and testimony. It also reports the Washtenaw County Poultry and Pet Stock Association show in Ann Arbor with varied stock and judging by A B Erich of Toledo. Also notes Michigan has the largest artificial ice rink at the state fairgrounds, with 12 000 skaters on Sunday.
A bustling set of ads lists priced items and services from Henry O. Dieterle offering shoes work shirts and rubber boots to Exide batteries at the Chevrolet Garage. Other entries advertise Holstein cattle, farm loans, monument sales, veterinary care, logging and sawmill services, gas and fuels, and used Ford touring cars priced around $50 with contact notes in Saline and Ann Arbor areas.
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