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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1928
Page
8
In the Matter of the Estate of Herman G. Dieterle, Incompetent, Reuben H. Herter seeks license to mortgage real estate to pay debts. Hearing set July 31 at 10 a.m. in Ann Arbor Probate Office. Publication required in The Saline Observer for three weeks. Judge Jay G. Pray presiding.
A June 1928 Pittsfield Township notice requires all noxious weeds on lands and highway rights of way to be cut and destroyed by July 1 and September 1 with repeat efforts as needed or face 10 percent penalties plus collection costs. The notice, signed by D F Campbell and William Murray, directs landowners to act to prevent seeding and covers brush along highways. Later text reports a Wayne Dispatch item about a fatal stabbing near Ford and Vartel Roads involving William Murray, a 28 year old waiter at Westwood Inn.
Edward Pickard notes Mexico faces upheaval after President-elect Obregon is killed at a banquet near Mexico City. The crime strains relations with the United States, with calls for calm, ongoing investigations, and possible constitutional changes. Also covered are reactions in Washington, the Carranza tribute, and regional political maneuvers in the U.S. toward Hoover and Smith amid farm and prohibition debates.
Michigan State College hosts Farmers Day on July 27 featuring an old fashioned cradling contest alongside a combine demonstration. Other events include poultry judging, church choir singing, a dinner, a leather-lung piping contest, and an afternoon meeting with Senator Arthur Vandenberg and speakers. Visitors inspect experimental farm projects, livestock, forestry tracts, orchards, campus buildings, and more.
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