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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1937
Page
8
Michigan State College research shows sunburned pigs delay gains by two to three months and incur higher costs. White pigs are most sensitive to sun rays, with redness on ears and neck, itching, and risk of mange. Shade prevents damage. treat burns with mild antiseptic and oil mixtures, avoiding gasoline-containing products.
Michigan State College experts say portable range shelters costing 20 to 30 dollars for materials can protect 125 pullets and boost fall egg production. A nine by ten foot frame placed on green feed ranges reduces contamination from nearby stock, with alfalfa or sod as ideal cover. Copies of Extension Bulletin No. 124 detailing construction and materials are available from East Lansing.
Michigan farmers in all Lower Peninsula counties will enjoy 26 horse events this summer coordinated by the Michigan Horse Breeders association and Michigan State College staff. At Dryden's D J Alison farm the Preston Wolfe horse day on July 20 features two fat Hereford yearlings for a half ton of sandwich beef, drawing 208 visitors this year after nearly 1000 last year. King of the Belgians stallion Preston Wolfe leads a display of 25 progeny among the purebreds.
The phrase emphasizes The Observer as essential reading for households seeking complete home coverage and trusted local news.
Michigan State College's Farmers Day program on Friday July 30 will include an endurance team pulling contest between farmers and college bred sorrel geldings Stub and Major. The Michigan Horse Breeders association funds two trophies one for the best team and one for the best teamster.
Miss Helen Noyes home management specialist offers advice on safely using electric appliances. She covers proper cord handling, washing machine use, iron care, vacuum maintenance, and range cleaning, plus refrigerator upkeep and spill cleanup.
Walter B. Lang of the geological survey explains that the sunflower images on southwestern rocks were created by erosion. He confirmed the phenomenon with chemical tests on a specimen at the Smithsonian Institute. The article notes artists from the Royal Academy designed Christmas cards from 1878 to 1888 and a single card collection brought $10,000 in 1884.
Theodore J. Werle of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association spoke on a radio talk urging personal action and early detection. He noted 70 000 die yearly, praised tuberculin testing and X rays, and highlighted cost in hospitalization and lost wages while stressing the physician’s key role.
The Treasury in Washington burned 198 176 dollars of old bills from Hetty Green estate. Officials valued the collection at over 41 million, with duplicates redeemed at face value for Col Edward H R Green. One 1864 $500 national bank note was spared for display under glass.
A compact classified style line asserts power in a bold, punchy slogan. The ad emphasizes action over size and uses a brash, salesy tone typical of midcentury classifieds.
Notice from Michigan Probate Court Washtenaw County for Edward James Muir deceased. Four months from June 15 1937 to present claims by October 21 1937. Hearings scheduled August 21 1937 and October 21 1937 at 10 a.m. in Ann Arbor. Judge Jay G. Pray presiding.
The Citizens Bank of Saline Michigan forecloses a June 1931 mortgage on Silas L. Briggs and Celia H. Briggs to sell at public auction. The sale is set for August 13, 1937 at ten in the morning at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse in Ann Arbor. The property includes portions of section 19 in Pittsfield Township totaling about 160 acres with described rights of way. Burke & Burke, attorneys for the mortgagee, publish the notice with monthly publication dates through August 12, 1937.
Public auction scheduled for August 13 1937 in Ann Arbor to satisfy a mortgage dated August 2 1920 by Webb E DePuy to Citizens Bank of Saline. Property includes multiple Saline Township parcels totaling about 120 acres of land as described in the mortgage and recorded in Liber 143. Also mentions damage reports from Munith area weather events and a note on the Chosroes II throne.
Nine federal agents with Sheriff Irvin Kennedy and four deputies raided a Cohootah area farm on Thursday night finding a four vat moonshine operation with 21 000 gallon mush capacity and 750 gallon 188 proof output. They seized sugar and yeast and a truck and car carrying the product bound for Detroit. The six men were taken to Detroit for arraignment. the sheriff and deputies conducted a lengthy stakeout and the still described as among the largest in years.
Mortgage on property in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan will be foreclosed after default. The assignee Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation later transferred to Christ Bilakos. Sale set for August 23 1937 at 10 am at the south front door of the Court House Ann Arbor.
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