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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1927
Page
4
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Article argues spear fishing is a selfish act harming conservation in Michigan. Cites across states officials and peers calling for a blanket ban to protect fish populations and future generations, urging public action against spear use.
Local notes report talk of extending village limits and a string of community updates. Casual incidents include injuries from falls, travel delays, social visits from London Canada and Buffalo trips, the berry harvest summary, and the death of Asa B Sanford at 85. A new township life insurance line launches with weekly benefits and signups at local offices.
The Michigan conservation department urges all organizations clubs and civic groups to send written opinions on conservation matters. It emphasizes the commission is nonpolitical and seeks closer contact with citizens including Rotary Kiwanis Exchange and women's clubs and schools to influence future work.
Fifteen years ago Mrs M H B Webb of Ypsilanti and Miss Lucille Towner plus Miss Freer of Morrice were Saline visitors. Lulun Leonard and David Schneider of Pleasant Lake were wed July 10. Steven Berderler’s car caught fire while fueling at Herman Hutzel’s home. Two prowler attacks on women along main street reported in recent weeks. Peter W Weiennett died at Whitmore Lake July 17 aged 68. Miss Belle Kellogg to teach in Oregon, Katherine Sears visiting Chicago, Linnie McKinnon home from Ann Arbor hospital stay. Mr and Mrs B P Davenport visited Traverse City. Homer Wood family guests at Dundee. Oave and Nellie Cressy and A R Davis of Chicago with Guy Morgan. W S Hull family, returning from Winnipeg to California for future residence.
Dairy Day visitors at Pontiac State hospital on July 26 will view a large purebred Holstein herd owned by the state. Michigan State College dairy specialists note the Pontiac herd is among the oldest and most influential, with foundation costs recouped by a single animal sale. The event includes show-ring placements, talks on dairying, and entertainment plus a basket dinner with ice cream and beverages provided by the institution.
Roundabout reports a Stockbridge girl keeps a list titled Bright Boys Who Have Wasted Their Time. The note notes a man bit by a cow near Bell Oak and a Pasteur treatment at the U of M hospital. Also recounts a 38 mile roller skate trip by Brazee and Renfuss from Jackson to Lansing. Community items from Michigan papers.
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