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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1957
Page
7
Classified notice seeking a furnished apartment or two sleeping rooms for a 17 year old boy and his mother. Contact Milan Hemlock at 9 4921 0 711 for details.
A classified ad seeks a responsible salesminded person or partners to take over a major automobile and farm tractor machinery sales and service franchises. Sell repair inventory at dealer cost, arrange shop or delivery equipment, choose desired inventory, with company financed new equipment. Investment described as not high, options to rent or buy on terms. Previous owner profited. Write Box 112 co Manchester Enterprise.
Hartown runs Friday to Sunday 8 PM with Sunday matinee 2 5 PM at Roll-A-Cade near Chelsea. Call GR 9 7911 or GR 9 7111 for parties. July 17 1957 ice cream social at 5 30 PM offers cake, fish pond, country store, baked beans, slaw, hot dogs, chips, popcorn at 220 West Main Manchester. Rain or shine.
The National Grange advances a draft bill for marketing quotas in milk production to reduce federal involvement. Each dairy farmer would receive a quota with taxed excess milk and price supports set at parity. A presidentially appointed dairy stabilization board would oversee the program and funds to the national treasury.
Washtenaw County farmers will receive 1957 58 wheat marketing cards by mail this year per Max M Kalmbach chairman of the Washtenaw ASC Committee. Cards were mailed Wednesday July 10. Farmers with excess wheat or unsigned 1957 wheat acre reports will not receive a card until penalties are cleared or papers are signed. uncarded farmers may visit the ASC Office in Ann Arbor to complete papers and pick up cards.
The Washtenaw County Republican Committee officially proclaimed Sunday August 4 as Family Day and planned a community roast at Del Hi. S. J. Eldon chairs the event while Alfred and Apr are listed among planned participants.
Washington reports the Agriculture Department has concluded. A grainman cites the situation as the worst in 17 years amid deterioration weeds and rust threatening ripe grain. Labor shortages and harvest delays in Kansas affect neighboring Missouri fields and the small wheat harvested yields lower weight and protein than last year. Some grain remains on the stem and has begun to sprout.
President Eisenhower appears to have supplied the South with new ammunition against civil rights measures by admitting gaps in his understanding of the bill. Southerners push that the proposal allows federal trial without jury and jail for voters disobeying court orders, while backers stress speed in voting cases and fear a Southern jury would acquit registrars. The President disclaims responsibility for drafting the bill and says lawyers wrote it.
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