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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1934
Page
8
The Township Clerk of Lodi Township Michigan announces registration hours by personal application on designated days before elections. Registration at home is set for Tuesday March 13 1984 and Saturday March 1934 with voting rules for Absent Voter law and resident eligibility.
In Wash tenaw County Circuit Court a chancery case, Max J. Richards vs Mary Richards, orders the defendant to enter appearance within three months. Publication notice to run in The Saline Observer within two weeks. Clerk George W. Sample. Plaintiff's attorney Lee N. Brown of Ypsilanti.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders March 27 1984 for hearing on Ethel Geddes petition to appoint Andrew Farrén or other suitable administrator in the William Sweet estate. Public notice to run in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior. Judge Pray presides. Register Borgert attests.
Vital statistics show tuberculosis ranks high as a killer among children and young adults in Michigan. The article explains childhood tuberculosis can lead to serious adult disease if untreated and urges free tuberculosis tests and X rays funded by Christmas seals to detect infection early.
Burlington Wis nineteen thirty three reports a bumper crop of lies in the United States with 2 500 top stories from 40 states entered in the National Liars Club annual contest. O C Hulett notes the era’s conditions and a New Year’s Eve champion earned a bronze medal. Phil McCarty of Denver returned his as a past winner who did not enter this year.
Township Clerk John G Wahl announces registration times under Michigan Election Law. Persons may apply personally at Carl Hertler's residence on March 13 1934 and March 6 1934, from 8 am to 8 pm, with final day March 24 1934 for reviewing and reregistering qualified electors.
Breeding Anconas for ticking focuses on achieving a V shaped white marking from head to tail. The article notes history, selection tips for V shaped ticking on wings tail and neck, feather width effects, and the importance of shafting for color distinction and overall neatness.
Adrian Monday visits and hospital news. Mrs. Ray Gilmore ill. Detroit visits. Bay City and Union City social rounds. Fires destroy a tenant house in Macon due to chimney. birthday celebrations for Marion Pennington and Mrs Rose Hatch. pig birth of 19 piglets in Indiana. editors remark on birth control for pigs.
A South Saline roundup lists Donald Stilts visiting Detroit and multiple gatherings with families in Ypsilanti Macon Milan Britton and Corning New York. Several couples host relatives including the Craigs Veasleys Stilts Jones and Spence families. The piece ends noting sea otter skins fetch up to 2500.
New York Poultry leads gains with 14 percent higher receipts than 1932, strong year end storage and rising demand. Philadelphia and Boston also boost dressed poultry use while Chicago shows a slight decline. four major markets show an overall 7 percent rise in supplies and equal rise in demand.
An ad promotes Kruschen Salts as a simple fat loss method. It claims taking half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning leads to rapid fat loss within weeks, with added benefits of increased energy and clearer skin. The offer includes an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks and a money back guarantee.
A fire in Los Angeles at the San Fernando Building damaged Hollywood Laboratory. Fire crews confined the blaze to the structure causing smoke and structural concerns while investigators assess the cause. No injuries reported.
Grand Rapids article reports a cod liver oil feeding test credited to Dr. R. T. Parkhurst showing eggs weighing about an ounce more per dozen. He notes two paths to larger eggs breeding and proper feeds, with different results across nations and protein levels.
Dot the Eureka Springs Arkansas family cat is 24 years old with few teeth and two kittens. The Hopper couple Mr. Hopper eighty two and Mrs Hopper seventy eight say Dot understands every word they say and remains a cherished family pet despite her age and lack of pedigree.
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