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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
8
Feeding experiments at Michigan State College show hogs fed outdoors in portable coops gain faster and cheaper than those in central houses. Skim milk as a fattening supplement outperformed tankage and commercial protein. A snowstorm tested resilience of the portable setup.
Mortgage holder Ancient Order of Gleaners in Detroit seeks sale of 102 Wallace Blvd Ypsilanti Washtenaw County Michigan lot one block eighteen Normal Park Addition. Notice lists due amount 3323.52 and sale date June 30 1930 at 10 am at the Ann Arbor court house front door. Court action under 1927 mortgage secures costs and interest. attorney H Orr Caro Michigan.
Default on the Hinsch Braun mortgage dated August 7 1916 triggers a public foreclosure sale on August 11 1930 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor to satisfy the principal interest and attorney fees of 694.62 tied to the Ypsilanti parcel described with Spencer L. Shaw boundaries and an alley easement. The mortgage to William Braun is recorded in Liber 140 page 16 and is handled by Bean Brown attorney for the mortgagee with address in Ypsilanti Michigan.
Warm May conditions aided spring planting and germination, with the season about two weeks early. Severe frosts from the 24th to 28th damaged fruit, truck crops, and berries, while wheat conditions improved since May 1. Projected state yield around 15.7 million bushels, near but below the ten-year average, with hay prospects remaining below last year due to moisture shortfalls and past drought.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County sets July 2 1930 at 10 AM to examine and allow final administration account of George J Stollsteimer deceased and to hear petition for distribution. Publication required for three consecutive weeks in Saline Observer. Judge Jay G Pray presides. Nora O Borgert Register. June 12 19 26, 1930.
Four Michigan World War I heroes who died in action will be honored at Camp Custer this year. The Citizens Military Training Camp will be named George M. Hollister, and three streets will bear the names Guyton Vibbert and Rust. Lieutenant Hollister served with French and American forces, earned the Croix de Guerre, and died October 12 1918 near Canel France. He was son of Cla H Hollister a Grand Rapids banker and Kent county Co M T C chair.
Lt William H Rust awarded Croix de Guerre with silver star as last remaining company officer killed near objective. Private Joseph W Guyton earned silver star for fall at Alsace front. Private Edward T Wibbert received Croix de Guerre with distress and Distinguished Service Cross for mortally wounding while delivering a message near Sergy on July 31 1918. Michigan quotas for 19380 CMTC endorsements urged. Phelps Newberry urged applications at 1972 Penobscot Building Detroit.
Lawrence Walters aged 15 of Riga township suffered injuries Tuesday morning after being caught under a roller while adjusting a horse collar. He was treated by a local physician and taken to Adrian for X rays, with a crushed nose and other body injuries reported. Hiram W. Saxton, longtime resident, was found dead in his car Monday in Raisin township after heart trouble and unusual nocturnal activity.
A letter carried on the Graf Zeppelin during its South American flight is linked to the birth of Paul Jr. on the Friedrichshafen run. Addressed to Mrs Niehaus, it bore a $2.60 Graf Zeppelin stamp and traveled from Friedrichshafen via Seville to Pernambuco and Rio de Janeiro, then along the U S coast to Lakehurst and across the Atlantic via the Azores.
Sheriff Wimbles and deputies raided several Brighton area locations Monday night. Ligor in considerable quantities was found and confiscated, and goods stolen from local stores were recovered. A number of persons were arrested and charged with violations of the law.
C D Garland of Roanoke Virginia had his dog stolen but detectives tracked it to a palmists tent near Winchester. The dog was brought to the police station and Garland was alerted by telephone. A receiver was placed by the dog’s ear and it recognized its master’s voice over the line 200 miles away, prancing in Freude when called.
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