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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1928
Page
2
An 30 year old Observer puzzle describes a farmer with three sons and three daughters. The sons receive circular plots within a circle with a one acre gap to the seas while daughters share remainder land outside the three circles. A bank heist report notes assailants fled after alarm.
In a stalled room at Cedar Crest a dazed stranger cannot recall his name while guests confront a ghostly threat. A broken door, power failure, and a hidden figure raise suspense as clues and tension mount in a tense drawing room moment from The Sat play.
Michigan State College departments of agricultural engineering and forestry seek wood samples from farmers. Submit a 1 inch by 6 inch sample plus a brief history of location age and construction. Include two kinds of wood from interior and exterior work. Samples aid research on durability and comparative timber merits for Michigan farmers.
The Michigan soil department reports higher beet yields reduce costs from about 10 dollars per ton to under four dollars as yield rises from six to eighteen tons per acre. Fertilizers and legume cover crops like sweet clover and alfalfa help farmers lower fertilizer and production expenses for subsequent crops.
The delinquent tax roll is published for the last time this week while lands for sale by the state remain listed. The sale of lands will occur on the first Tuesday in May at the county treasurer’s office. A motion to contest liens must be filed in circuit court during the term with the county clerk. The Behresry Baptist church burned Sunday morning, possibly $14,000 in losses with only $2,500 insured, discovered around 8 o'clock by Ernest Eyser. The rear of the building was ablaze. firefighters protected nearby homes as the bell tower collapsed. the fire consumed the structure within about a half hour.
Last Friday a thief stole 50 bushels of Henry Reason and sons wheat from a granary on the Floyd Reason farm south of town. Clues included empty bags bearing a Whitmore Lake farmer’s name. Suspects Finter Hubbard and William Richards were arrested in Ypsilanti and bound over to trial in Howell.
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