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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1941
Page
1
14000 copies of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association magazine Health were mailed this week. Since 1908 volunteers have cut tuberculosis deaths from 99 to 33 per 100000, the piece notes. The volunteer organization is praised as a strong democratic force in wiping out the disease.
The Saline City Council approves a Building and Construction Board led by the city superintendent to enforce the code. It sets permit requirements, inspection duties, minimum room sizes and light, and penalties for unpermitted work. The ordinance establishes standards for occupancy, repairs, and enforcement for all new and existing structures.
Savvy snippets recount Sandra VanDorn with grandmother and a handmade outfit, fishing lore from Saline lake including a 38 pound pike caught by Mrs Burkhardt, Fourth of July parades in Saline Dexter Ypsilanti and Dexter, harvests ahead of schedule, and community requests for jelly and canning recipes.
Auction at 117 West Michigan Ave on Saturday July 12 at 1 PM features surplus household furniture and antiques including dishes. Terms are cash. Conducted by Mrs. L HL Wells.
A Millen Hotel office offers eye exams and glasses every Saturday from 2 30 to 9 30 PM. Dr Frank Gifford in Toledo is the optometrist. Ambition endeavor and struggle are noted as admirable qualities.
The Saline Rotary Club met at The Tavern where President Don Ford created buddies for members and secretary Burkhardt read communications. Fran cis Lockwood outlined entertainment for Wednesday evenings, with a ticket incentive program for purchases and a drawing for prizes. Clarence Cook was named treasurer for the summer.
City of Saline adopts ordinance to acquire own and manage a cemetery inside or outside city limits. Council may fund purchase and care, within Michigan statutes. Tuberculosis service urged for civil defense. notes on tuberculosis association. Liner ads urged.
Notice of annual meeting of School District No 1 Fr. of the City of Sealing for election of school officers and other lawful business. Meeting at the school auditorium on Monday July 14 1841 at 8 oclock PM. Dated July 5 1941. Mrs Anna Miller Director.
Parson's Wolverine Work Shoes and Milan Bakery highlight local goods. R G Wahl offers heating and repair services. For sale: brand new double tractor plow, 4 wheel trailer, 12 ft rowboat. Display Ford six cylinder at Wiedman Auto. tractor economy claims 6 to 10 gallons daily and price $660.00. Saline and Dearborn ads urge demonstrations and deliveries.
Saline Mercantile Co in Saline Michigan promotes Hudson's 426 All-Mix Poultry Concentrate and 50% Hog-Mix Concentrate. The notices claim one sack of 426 plus 4 hundred pounds of own grain makes laying mash. One sack of 50% Hog-Mix plus 6 to 12 hundred pounds of grain speeds hog market weight in about five months.
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