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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1937
Page
4
The notice lists pricing for various newspaper entries including six cents per line for general notices and poetry five cents per line, with obituaries and marriage notices published free. Entertainments with admission require six cents per line, minimum 25 cents, and personal or business notices billed at regular rates.
Rotary International raised a peace fund of 2 million dollars at its recent convention in Vice France, aimed at supporting international institutes exchanges of students and youth conferences. The fund will assist 4 289 clubs worldwide and builds on Nashville and other city institutes promoting peace education. Peace Action notes the growing role of men in understanding international affairs and peace work.
A public reflections on why most people avoid making wills. Procrastination and superstition lead to costly settlements, litigation, or loss to heirs. Legal guidance urges timely drafting to ensure estates go to desired beneficiaries and prevent small fortunes from erosion.
Judge Malcolm Hatfield reports a college freshman found guilty of reckless driving injuring several. Army worm reports from C Ward Andrews show two Dundee Ida areas with limited damage mainly to oats. Detroit mineralo gists, led by Robert L Muller, die after a rock collapse at an abandoned Chilson pit.
A reflective class poem by Ray Gleason and Wilma Sredem imagines future roles from presidents to farmers. It concludes that regardless of wealth or status, all students start equally and face the same future together tonight.
A humorous year end sendoff presents students with quirky gifts and notes meant to honor each peer. Names appear with playful twists, including car keys, watches, scissors, alarms, and tongue in cheek predictions for post graduation life.
Michigan State College animal husbandry researchers find skim milk boosts hog efficiency on farms. Pigs on pasture drink three to four pounds daily. six to eight pounds of skim daily per pig yields best results. Milk fed via troughs with self feeders saves labor. avoid switching between sweet and sour skim to prevent stomach upset. Roosevelt-DuPont wedding noted as disappointment.
Katherine Marken receives a battery expected to last five years while Ruth Lee gets a clock. Ernie Arthur in Ann Arbor is noted for looking sleepy Monday morning as clocks at the Lee farm stop around noon. Cecelia Gruszecky is promised three cent stamps to answer Detroit letters. Viola Luckhardt gains a loud speaker to project her voice in senior class competition.
Extra feeding of lambs and frequent flock sorting are advised to finish animals around 80 pounds to avoid price declines from western lambs. Weaning at 3 to 4 months when pastures are sparse, then feeding oats and a barley corn wheat mix aims for 1 to 1 1/2 pounds per head daily. ensure dry meadow, shade, and water to prevent bloat.
The article notes there is no single cause for auto accidents citing poor equipment and other factors. It calls for broad public cooperation to prevent crashes. It also reports Jacob Beck’s oil drilling pause after reaching 4275 feet and preparations to dismantle equipment. A Georgian quip about nations armed with new wisdom teeth is included.
A woman extols an electric oven for its versatility offering complete dinners with fish roasts and fowl, noting its distinct flavor. She says the oven is perfect for baking and roasting and recalls how her husband bought the range against her wishes. See displays at department stores electrical dealers and Detroit-Edison offices.
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