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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
3
People needing legal printing for estate settlements may have notices run in this paper. Rates are uniform and all that’s required is to ask the probate judge to send the notices here.
A practical home built spark intensifier using fiber tubing and repurposed spark plug parts lets drivers monitor cylinder firing and boost mileage. The design contrasts with costly commercial sets, noting fiber radius heat tolerance and simple assembly for quick testing.
Hastings resident Sonia Martin Tingler pleads guilty to driving while intoxicated and pays a $100 fine. A 13 year old Blanchard boy dies after slipping from a dock into Pine River. The Detroit Fidelity and Surety Company hires Sheridan Masters as general counsel. Macomb County hospital bonds for $60,000 are rebid after low turnout. A bear is seen and killed in Osceola County.
The American Committee for Relief in Ireland, aided by the Society of Friends, dispatches a Quaker commission to investigate famine conditions in Ireland. They report thousands starving, with funds routing to feeding, clothing, and shelter for families in Belfast Cork Longford and other counties aided by local committees and unions.
The report notes leaking valves cause loss of power and valve damage. Oakland Motor Car Co announces management changes with Charles H. Hannum new manager and A C Hamilton, W H Masten, J W Young leaving. Benjamin Jerome becomes chief. Also listed are legal and financial notices from Michigan cities.
Dr. M. M. McCool of Michigan Agricultural College emphasizes ongoing lawn soil care after establishment. He advises proper clipping, firming soil, thorough watering over extended periods, and avoiding close autumn cuts. Rolled or compacted grounds aid turf, with fertilizer matched to soil conditions. Rearing children is costly but not as much as rearing automobiles.
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