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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1920

Page

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Late crops call for August 1 planting in Lower Michigan

Prof J F Cox of Michigan Agricultural College says alfalfa and sweet clover can be safely planted as late as August 1 in Lower Michigan and mid July in other sections due to a short season. Land idle this year should be prepared with harrowing and rolling, with inoculation info available from the Bacteriology Department at the college.

Lower Michigan M.A .C Michigan Lower J. F. Cox Farm Crops Department Cox Department of Bacteriology Michigan Agricultural College East Lansing

Methodist Church Notes Rev G P Bayless Pastor

Public worship is set for Sunday at ten. The church school meets at 11 30 with midweek devotional at eight. The pastor plans a class meeting at the parsonage Friday at three. He thanks all for cooperation with church activities.

Shows Need of Lime in Alfalfa Stand Demonstration

Ferman Clements of Pittsfield proves lime benefits on alfalfa with a side by side field. On the lime treated plot alfalfa is vigorous and yellowing is absent, while the unlimed strip shows weak growth and field sorrel. Clements used about two tons per acre of ground limestone.

Ferman Clements Pittsfield

Motor Vehicle Licenses Soar In Early Year Totals

Through June 1 347 313 motor vehicles were licensed in the state up from 325 813 in 1919. Over the first five months license fees reached 4 853 000 versus 3 522 000 in 1919. Issuance runs about 1 000 per day and officials estimate 600 000 motor vehicles in operation by year end.

F. D. Fitzgerald

Notice to Observer Subscribers

On and after July 1 1920 the subscription price of the Saline Observer will be 2 00 per year Subscriptions will be accepted at the rate of 150 per year up to that time but in no case will a subscription be accepted at the old rate for more than one year in advance Present conditions existing in the paper market and the printing business generally make this step absolutely necessary

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Saline Council Holds June 7 1920 Meeting

Saline Common Council met in the council rooms Monday evening with President Fuoss presiding. Trustees Rentschler Wheeler Burkhart Curtiss and Bredernitz attended. Seeger was absent. Bills were approved for various labor teaming and street and lighting services. A water mains extension matter on North Harris Street and a water connections petition from Schuylerville residents were tabled. Board of Review appointments were made for Bredernitz and Rentschler.

Saline Seeger Finance Committee C. H. Carven Labor Arthur Sturm Simon Hirth Saas P. Wiedmayer J. Walker Teaming Chas. Burkhardt John Kohler Fred April Tietman Alber Iwred Gross Co. H. Miller Julius Bredernitz John Bruckner Pees W. D- Mead S. Lueckhardt Chas. Miller Martin Fuchs H. Carven Marshall Detroit Edison Co Detroit Edison, Co Burkhart Wheeler Frank Bracey North Harris Street Joe Schmid Satine Schuylerville Fuoss Imanuel Rentschler Curtiss

MISS MILLS RECITAL AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SCHEDULED

A piano and vocal program led by Miss Mills is set for Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the Presbyterian Church. The program features titles such as March Ruth April, Fairies Carnival, Water Nymphs, Blossom Time, The Voice of the Banjo, and selections from Carmen and Sylvia with local performers Amanda Kuebler Lorena Marion Alma Bauknecht Elmer Burk Hardt and others.

Presbyterian Church Charmeuse Melvina Guenther Vina Marion Erma Heiningen Waters Melvina Alber Lorena Marion Amanda Kuebler Vanderpoele Myrtle Rogers Edith Lehman Muriel Woodbridge Nora Walker Lilies Alfred Schmid Alice Schleh Hase Leona Tower Edna Bauknecht Theresa Sage The Bull Frogs Elmer Burk- Hardt Uncle Remus Lewis Schmid Mary Morris Alice Ichleh

Davenport family and community notes in Ann Arbor visits

Central Lodi reports N C Davenport and family at Farmers club gathering with S J Kress hosting. Davenport family make weekend visits to Ann Arbor and Manchester. Louis Kress returns from Assumption College for summer. Bert Moore celebrates 50th birthday with a large gathering and oak rocker gift.

N. CG Ann Arbor Farmers’ Club S. J. Kress Fred Wagoner Carl Schafer Manchester Robert Wagoner Bert Moore Moore

Forage Crops Boost Hog Production Cost Cup

High priced concentrates push hog producers to pasture. Studies show hogs on pasture use less grain, with alfalfa clover and rape offering viable options. Rape provides rapid, succulent feed even in drought, but still requires careful rotation and adequate forage.

Shower for Mrs Elbert Wittbracht at Rentschler Home

Saturday evening about fifty young people gathered at the East Michigan avenue home of Mr and Mrs Emanuel Rentschler to Mrs Elbert Wittbracht. Guests brought many useful and beautiful gifts. After a social hour a luncheon was served.

Emanuel Rentschler East Michigan Avenue Elbert ‘Wittbracht

Chelsea and Lapierville Families Visit Chelsea Guests

Sunday visitors included Rev. T. P. Dierberger and family of Chelsea and Theophil Roeder of Lapierville Illinois. The E K Cook family hosted, with Theodore Feldkamp and family and Earl Dietiker and family calling in the afternoon.

T. P. Dierberger Chelsea Theophil Roeder Lapierville Illinois E. EK. Cook Theodore Feldkamp Earl Dietiker

For Sale Classified Ads and Farm Items

For sale items listed as grass field hay cabbage plants and dairy cattle including Holstein and Shorthorn cows with calves. Also selling a walnut organ, a milking cultivating implement, a Poland China sow with seven pigs, farm harness, fencing wire, and a Buick truck in first class condition. Contacts include George Schmid Sr Mrs George Hack George Ernst W D Mead Mrs Jewuben Rasers Fred Richards CG Murdock and A B Hamlin with phone references.

Poland Fred Richards Buick J. Murdock Ann Arbor W. Huron St Mich

Cultivators and fuel ads list with prices and contact

Classified notice listing John Deere cultivators and pricing along with various fuel products and costs. Includes delivery details and contact references for Earl Fosdick, agent, with multiple phone numbers.

Timber Wanted for Elm and Oak Timber Sale

Advertises a mill lease extension and invites sellers to contact by writing or calling No. 70 to offer any kind of saw timber. States willingness to pay a good price, whether standing or at the mill, and to arrange a visit to assess available timber offerings.

Charles Fahrner

Three Year Nursing Course At Jackson City Hospitals

The Jackson City Hospitals offer a three year program in medical social obstetrical contagious and tuberculosis nursing. Women aged eighteen to thirty five with at least one year of high school or equivalent may join as pupil nurses. The course is described as unexcelled and provides special training in public health nursing. Write to Superintendent of Nurses W. A. Foote Memorial Hospital Jackson Michigan for details.

Jackson City W. A. Foote Memorial Hospital Jackson Michigan

Detroit United Simes Eastern Time Schedule 1920

Streetcar timetable details dating May 18 1920 show Detroit United Simes service between Saline Ypsilanti and connections at Wayne and Ypsilanti. Departures from Saline 6 55 am 8 40 am and every two hours until 1 15 am with late runs to 10 45 pm. From Ypsilanti 6 30 am 7 40 am and every two hours until 12 45 am with a final 7 40 pm or 10 15 pm run. The theatre car from Ann Arbor is awaited.

Detroit United Simes Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Wayne Plymouth Northville Detroit Jackson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Saline Savings Bank Federal Reserve Bank Burkhart Bros the Quality Grocery Martin Fuols Schnebelt's Bakery Methodist Church G. P. Bayless Council Proceedings Ruth Elmer Burk Hardt Tris Edna Alma Bauknecht Esteleldkamp Carmen Joelyn Ruth Aprill Lorena Bauk Recht Lorena Lodi W. H. J. Edwards Animal Husbandry Department M. A Michigan Agii‘antural ‘College Edwards Observer George Schmid, Sr George Hack Oliver Iding George Ernst W. D. Mead Jewuben Rasers George Uphaus Wietman’s Schmid & Schleh A. B. Hamlin John Deere Oliver Peer Earl Fosdick
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