Saline High School Year Ends With Closing Events
Saline High School concludes a busy year with exams and baccalaureate. Seniors head to Washington for the trip as alumni events and the prom wrap up. The Class of 1929 reflects on studies, sports, and student council, while honor students are excused from exams.
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Washington
Saline High School
Saline High
Opera House
Washington Club
Washington Clubs
Richard Cramer
Ruth Hertler
Ruth Gross
Laura Lambarth
Joyce Heilman
Lucille Hirth
Federated Church
School News Ends With Elections And Results
Visitors from country schools filled the week as seniors race to finish career books overdue. Saline fell to Manchester in both tennis matches while Lowery and Kaiser defeated Lambarth and Jim Gross in singles. Noble and Lambarth beat Lowery and Kaiser in doubles. George Martin won the Student Council presidency in recent primaries. This final edition marks the school page’s closure.
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Saline
Manchester
Lowery
Kaiser
Lambarth
Jim”Gross
Noble
George Martin
Publicity Used to Stop Game Violations
The Michigan conservation department and Director George R. Hogarth plan monthly lists of game and fish law violators mailed to state newspapers. They emphasize prevention over punishment and note violators incur costs to the state for apprehension and conviction as resources grow.
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Commission of the Conservation Department
George R. Hogarth
Hogarth
Michigan
Michigan Farm Conditions Report Shows Broad Below-Average Grain Yields
State crop survey on June 1 finds winter and spring sown grains largely below normal. Winter wheat remains best but slipped to 79 percent of normal in May, with a forecast near 14.9 million bushels. Rye and barley also below average. oats and alfalfa suffer from late growth. Fruit crops show varied frost damage with apples and peaches above long-term averages, while others lag. US winter wheat forecast up four percent from May estimates. Separately, Keith Shaffer of Carson City remains in Foote Hospital after a railroad crossing crash. grafting surgery on his leg progresses slowly with two months expected to remove the cast.
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Michigan
Allegan County
United States
Jackson
Keith Shaffer
Willis Shaffer
Carson City
Foote Hospital
Young Shaffer
Carson City Gazette
Kitchen shows savings of steps for homemakers
Michigan State college home management specialists tour a moving model kitchen truck to cut household steps. The unit includes lighting and water systems and travels to counties from Gladwin to Clare to demonstrate arranging equipment to minimize walking and boost efficiency for farm and urban kitchens. Deer sightings also noted in local area reports.
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Michigan State College
Michigan
Gladwin
Bay
Arenac
Iosco
Alcona
Oscoda
Alpena
Presque
Isle
Cheboygan
Otsego
Montmorency
Crawford
Roscommon
Ogeman
Clare
Notice to creditors in Washtenaw County Michigan
Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders creditors of Minnie Jones deceased to present claims by October 8 next at the Ann Arbor Probate Office for examination and allowance. Claims will be heard August 8 and October 8 at 10 a m. Dated Ann Arbor June 1 1929.
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State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
Minnie Jones
Ann Arbor
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