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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1948

Page

2

Saline Observer Notes Local Happenings and Parade

Myron Gallagher Jr. writes from Saline Michigan. The Observer reports on a Tuesday parade view and a two week outing by Edgar and Armine Westphal. Other items include a family gathering at the Thearer home, fishing at Laird Lake, visits to Ralph Hammond’s family, a Detroit trip to see Knight Templar parade, and a Saline Poultry Association picnic planned for July 26 at Pleasant Lake.

the Observer Saline Mich Edgar Armine Westphal Saline Camp Newkirk Max Fosdick Michigan North Lake

Reviewing Our Yesterdays on July 22 1938

Local notes record illnesses recoveries and social visits. Helen Lambarth beds rest after tonsil and adenoid operation while Ernest Stiener receives daily hand treatment. Families paint, visit, attend the Cherry Festival, and travelers share updates from Saline to Traverse City and Langley Washington.

Helen Lambarth Ernest Stiener Ralph Uphaus Billy Ash Abe Alber Ray -Niles Saline General Hospital Ambrose Ernst Raymond Daniels

Truman Faces Party Split Over 1948 Nominee

Observers note a Democratic party split as Truman clings to polling support while leaders in Illinois New Jersey New York California and other states tilt toward Eisenhower. They debate whether Truman’s record suffices while GOP hopes hinge on Dewey or Eisenhower and a possible nonpartisan coalition.

Abraham Lincoln United States Harry Truman Gallup Truman Ilinois New Jersey New York California Geniget Eisenhower Teon William O. Douglas Washington White House Dewey Eisenhower Hisenhower

Records Show Value Of Iowa City Fire-Resistant Roofing

Fire Chief H F Hemphill reports 1947 Marshalltown calls totaled 40 due to chimney sparks. Of 15 homes with flammable roofs, fires occurred. 25 with fire resistant roofs had no fires. Building codes in 600 towns require fire resistant roofing like asphalt shingles. Re-roofing after any roof fire is mandatory in Marshalltown. Previously up to 90 roof fires yearly. recently as few as 17.

H. F. Hemphill Marshalltown Iowa Iowa City

Cattle Warned to Avoid Fresh Paint on Buildings

Dr. E A Woelffer of the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine warns that cattle should be kept away from freshly painted farm buildings until the paint dries. He notes paint is the most common source of lead poisoning in cattle.

E. A. Woelffer University of Minois College of Veterinary Medicine iHe

Salisbury Law Requires Fire Resistant Roofs Citywide

Salisbury North Carolina requires all new and existing houses to be roofed with fire resistant shingles to cut fire hazard from sparks. The ordinance passed over 14 years ago had delayed enforcement to ease homeowner costs with deadlines extended from March 23 1946 to May 9 this year. Fire Chief Charles L Burkett notes early roofs were a major fire risk and says shingle roofs were vulnerable to sparks with only four such fires reported last year.

Salisbury N. C Charles L. Burkett

Time to file claims in Wackenhut estate 1948

Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders creditors to present claims for Herman Wackenhut estate by September 20 1948 at ten in the forenoon. Public notice to be printed in the Saline Observer for three successive weeks prior to hearing.

State of Michigan Washtenaw Ann Arbor Jay G. Pray Udge Herman Wackenhut Saline

Corn Color Separation Guidelines and Racial Note

White and yellow corn share soil needs and require at least 200 yards isolation to prevent color mixing in early rows. Of the 90 million acres of corn grown originally in the United States only 12 percent is white.

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