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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
9
A Michigan Central train struck a mood grader at a crossing on McKinley Street injuring none, though the 1700 pound drive wheel was dragged along the rails and the engine is damaged. The demolished grader left debris across tracks while a switch box was damaged. No fatalities reported.
W E Dietzker advertises prompt call answering services day and night with a Saline contact. The ad highlights hospital cases and lists Saline Phone 175 as the assistant contact.
Parks data show annual operating cost about 65000 dollars for the Michigan State Parks Service covering salaries maintenance and lifeguards for 7454741 visitors last year. Land purchase and building costs are funded from a separate 110000 dollar legislative appropriation.
Dundee Reporter says during Sunday evening a vandal destroyed mail boxes and posts on routes 4 and 1. Fourteen boxes broken on route 4 and 11 on route 1. A model A hub cap found near a broken post as sheriff Custer investigates.
Mortgage foreclosure announced for Washtenaw County Michigan with William Braun as mortgagee. The 1916 mortgage on a Ypsilanti parcel is due for principal and interest totaling 694.62 plus fees. Sale to satisfy the debt will be held August 11 1980 at 10:00 am at the south front door of the Ann Arbor courthouse.
The coin shows Liberty head with 13 stars and 1831 date and is described as in fine condition by Day. Mrs Henry Choate of Liberty plans a June 12 trip to France to visit her son Blazael Choate's grave, a World War I casualty.
Probate Court Washtenaw County orders final accounting for George J Stollsteimer estate examined July 2 1930 at the Ann Arbor office and hearing petition for distribution. Publication required in Saline Observer for three weeks. Judge Jay G Pray presiding. Nora D Borgert register.
A writ of fieri facias from Washtenaw Circuit Court levies one third of a parcel in Saline village. Sale will be to the highest bidder at public auction on July 26, 1930 at 2 PM at the north front door of the Ann Arbor courthouse. Sheriff James W. Robison and attorney Dean S. Face are noted. dates listed through July 24, 1930. Rotarians celebrate twenty fifth anniversary of Rotary in Chicago with global gathering and program details.
A New York State College of Agriculture poultry department guide urges regular two week culls from June to September 15 with a final cull September 1. It notes a first class culler can judge laying status and egg rate, advising no hens over three years and detailing humane catching and confinement methods.
A 1930s note explains that if turkeys share ground with infected chickens the Blackhead germ may spread via a roundworm. A semi confinement method uses virgin soil alfalfa fields for at least two years to prevent infection. This approach aims to raise turkeys safely without Blackhead risk from prior chicken residence.
An odd discussion about turkey egg shell patterns follows a note on nest markings and turkey nesting behavior. The Tecumseh Rotary hears pictures from Dr. and Mrs. P. B. Hardy of their western trip with a rare Arkansas mirage view. The Tecumseh Herald reports the Bureau of Standards touts a six minute breath analysis method, joking that some wives can do two second checks.
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