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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1923

Page

3

Call State Poultry Organization Meet

A Michigan state poultry association meeting to improve production and marketing standards for Wolverine raisers will be held July 12 and 13 at Michigan Agricultural College. Secretary J A Hannah of West Michigan Poultry Association calls for cooperative marketing and egg grading. A program includes talks by state and national poultry authorities. In Ypsilanti a car crash damaged Emma Schock’s house when Anna Schaner’s auto rolled down Maple Street after brake failure.

Michigan State Poultry ‘ Association Michigan Agricultural College J. A. Hannah West Michigan Poultry Association Hannah Emma B. Schock Genevieve Meple Street Anna Schaner Sehock Dwelling yYnpsilanti Reeo

Livestock Growers Reach Out To Detroit Market

Livestock growers announce daily trips to the Detroit market to sell cattle and other stock. They urge callers to ship date arrangements and claim buyers can guarantee full value. Contacts point to Arthur Armbruster at Lee's Saline Co-Op Assn for farm implements.

Detroit Arthur Armbruster Lee Saline Co-Op Ass’n

Michigan State Fair poised to break records with $100000 premiums

The Michigan State Fair in Detroit will award $100000 in prizes between August 31 and September 9. Officials anticipate a record turnout from across the state with farm product and livestock exhibits, horse and auto racing, midway shows worth over $100000, and extensive educational and recreational attractions. Secretary-Manager George W. Dickinson says the fair aims to be the greatest yet, drawing half a million visitors and ensuring a ten day vacation at ideal weather.

Michigan Detroit Ohio George W. Dickinson

Woman Handles Big Work at State Fair

Michigan's $5,000,000 exposition relies on Mrs Eisenbrey as assistant secretary and cashier to direct vast operations. Her French heritage and sharp business sense earn admiration from scores of men who admit she is a better business man than they.

Michigan Ejissabrey Eisenbrey

Fine Arts Exhibit at Michigan State Fair Detroit

The Michigan State Fair in Detroit opens August 31 and runs to September 9 featuring a $5,000,000 fine arts exhibit. Collections from art institutes nationwide will be shown with daily lectures explaining the works and their value. Art lovers from across the state are expected to attend.

Detroit

Roundabout notes on class of 35 and local happenings

J B Rambo attended Milam commencement for the class of 35 and met friends after forty years. The old York Church remains in use, built by pioneers nearly a century ago. A. M. Jacobs on the Oscar Adams farm near Tompkins was struck by lightning, killing horses and injuring him but he is recovering at home near Springport. Mike Degree, father of 36, barely saved his Ubly home from a Sunday fire. he is 86 and a Civil War veteran. Williamston well boring reveals coal layers on John Shirley land near Pinckney, suggesting high land value. Debates on hard times note workers earning $22.50 weekly in Durand for 8 hours a day, challenging the era’s poverty narrative.

J. B. Rambo Milam Old York Church Pioneers Fowlerville Review Mike Degree Ubly Mike Croswell Jeffersonian Liamston John Shirley Pinckney Pinckney Dispatch Durand Durand Express

Bands Stage Spectacular Chautauqua Concerts

The Community Chautauqua presents Green and His Band in two great concerts. The 100 percent American group features former Sousa Webber and Pryor band musicians under Charles H. Green. Noble Howard solos and a child Music Memory Contest highlight the programs with vivid visual effects and elaborate uniforms.

Sousa Webber Arthur Pryor Charles H. Green Noble Howard Indianapolis Green Seach

Also Mentioned on This Page

Call State Poultry Organization Meet Association ML A. C. Con Uncle Hark Goodyear Wiedman Auto Co G. S. GC. Eisenbrey A. M. Jacobs Oscar Adams Tompkins Jacobs Iis Springport Parma News Wil Corner State and Nickels Arcade Ann Arbor Corner Main and Washington Chautauqua Herman Belistedt John Phillip Sousa Hussar Green and His Band
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