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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1928

Page

2

Michigan crops rise as fall plowing aids more acreage

State crop report shows Michigan farmers planting one and a half percent more land than 1927, with less idle land and strong fall plowing. Oats and barley improve, corn up two percent but only four percent higher forecast. hay short. Potatoes up eight percent but below average. beans and fruit crops show varied results amid weather impacts. National forecast predicts 500 million bushels for major grains and rising potato and bean outputs.

Michigan United States

Big Auction Sale of 75 Head of Cattle in Saline Area

A rain or shine sale on July 24 at 1:00 PM on G. H. Miller farm 40 rods north of Saline features 25 new milch cows with calves by side, 15 milking now, 10 new with calves, plus 23 young cattle including 15 Durham and Hereford steers. Cattle are Jerseys Guernseys Durhams Holsteins, TB tested with no reactors. Sold without reserve with a money-back guarantee through Lloyd Fairbank of Saline Citizens Bank. Cash or bank-arranged terms. Auctioneered by Guy F. Thompson Milan MI. owners W. L. Blount & Potter.

G. H. Miller Saline Jerseys Durham

Reading man dies four months after twin brother

Luther H. Fitzsimmons died at his Reading home on Friday four months after his twin Uriah, the oldest twins in Michigan and possibly the United States. They spent their lives in the same township where they were born. If the Marines ever catch him they will take the sand out of Sandino.

Luther H. Fitzsimmons Reading Uriah Michigan United States Sandino

Central York Notes on Local Residents and Visitors

Local items list Joseph Sweeney receiving treatment at University of Michigan hospital. Several families report visits and visits of relatives from Detroit Ridge Road Milan and nearby areas. Sore finger incident at hay unloading and multiple family gatherings reflect a week of social activity in the York community.

Joseph Sweeney U. of M Karl Saunders Parker Murray Charles Applegate James Horace Francis Lucha Detroit Jacob Stecher Edgar VanValkenburg Clesson Sanderson Near Willis Anna Kelsey Jesse Bird Floyd Karl Jesse, Jr Marie Caro Electa Murray Dan Murray Ridge Road Adelaide van Valkenburg Milan Fred Finch York Baptist Church Sibert Richards

Sunday Guests Visit Hovey Needhams

Ray Gilmore of Britton, Mrs Ellen Collins and Mrs Marie Pennington were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Hovey Needham.

Ray Gilmore Britton Ellen Collins Marie Pennington Hovey Needham

Saline Social Roundup of Visits and Family Gatherings

Mrs Helen Pierce visited Ann Arbor as an overnight guest. Jennie Leonard spent Sunday with Ellen Kiitler Maude Goodrich Chauncey and others headed to Wampers Lake. Maude Goodrich visited her brother Chauncey. Claire Waite from Saline holidayed with Earl Kutler’s family. Frank Drumm and family from Detroit were guests of Paul and Mrs Metzger. Aubrey Pocklinton spent Thursday with Easlick and Albert Johnston. Albert Cross and family attended a Bowling Green Ohio reunion. Ed Johnson and family visited Perry and Mrs Tingley in Cone. Leon Hall and children stayed with Willard Hall. Baslick and Albert Johnston with son Ellsworth visited Roscoe Cammet’s.

Frank Drumm Detroit Paul Metzger Aubrey Pocklinton Easlick Albert Johnston Albert Cross Bowling Green Ohio Ed. Johnson Perry Tingley Cone Leon Hall Willard Hall Baslick Ellsworth Roscoe Cammet

Local notices of visits and calls across towns

A long list of visitors and residents across Hammond, Adrian, Milan, Ypsilanti, and surrounding areas is recorded. Names include Mrs. Etta Williamson, Orange Gordon, Julia Gordon, Ralph Hammond, Miss Julia Gordon, Miss Ruth Needham, Mrs. Jack Hicks, Mrs. Myra Rhoades, Tom Horton, Mary Lewis, Doris Goldsmith, and many others. Several trips to Detroit, Lansing, and Joliet noted, along with church and funeral attendance and social calls. The Adrian Construction Co. began work on Ford Textile road with a contract of 36741.45 and set camps on Marshall Price’s former farm.

Etta Williamson Pontiac Orange Gordon Laird Lake Junior Horton Detroit Julia Gordon Gleen Girbach Lansing Aly Cyrus Biegler Wayne BE. M. Gilbert’s Mary Lewis Ralph Hammond Ruth Needham Jack Hicks Halfway E. M. Gilbert Myra Rhoades Floyd Harry Finch Fred Dieterle Ypsilanti Sebastian Finkbeiner Thomas Feldman Fordson Little Doris Goldsmith Ernest Cornish Joliet Illinois Wilbur Cornish Adrian Construction Co Ford Textile Marshall Price Pittsfield County Road Commission Adrian Chicago Pike Wayne County

Adlerika claim restores steak appetite and sleep

A testimonial from Mrs J Julian touts Adlerika for gas relief after eating steak and fried onions. The ad says one spoonful acts on both upper and lower bowel to remove old waste matter and improve digestion, with endorsement from Mark B Sugden, Druggist.

Adierika

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Guy F. Thompson Milan, Mich Syc Friedlander Royal Knights Harmony Parachute Mr. Farmer Reynold Sanford Hdw. Co., Inc Central York Hattie Murray Robert Renton Yp Silanti Prank Wolfe Lois Elwin Saunders Beulah Malcolm Laure Lydia Sylvia Brownhelm Oho Marion Murray Superior Township Myti Murray Mooreville South Saline Helen Piercé Ann Arbor Jennie Leonard Ellen Kiitler Claire Waite Earl Kutler Hammond District Tom Horton Kenneth Gordon’s R W. Darling Jackson Mary McMann Ella Harry Schopf Cleveland 8. M. Gilbert Thankful Needham Isaac Shaw Omaha Miss Ellis Mary Lamb Grace Hammond Frank Durham Butch Durham Mary Brigs Plymouth John Camburnand Ellen Kuder Earl Kuder Aubrey Pocklington Matilda Pocklington A. S. Johnston Burt Osborne Allen Collins Macon Bessie Waite Fred Passon Smith Pocklington Sadie Ridgeway Hugh Craig Ray Hendershot Byron Ella Hendershot Helen Pierce Mary Collins John Crook Coleman Sam Westlake Azalia Floyd Cross Friend Eleanor Underwood Ralph Mul Super Tile Works Tecumseh Herald A. W. Brooks Brooklyn Exponent Palm Beach Wadhams &C Emanuel Stadel Harry H. Gillen E. Washington Delco Light Products Delco Miner St Jenks’ Laboratory Jenks C. C. Jenks Jeweler Michigan Ave Optometrist Ypsilanti’s
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