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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
4
Classified notices include card of thanks resolutions of condolence and obituary or marriage notices free of charge. Advertising rates available on application. poetry and announcements priced per line or word. subscription rates listed for yearly and short-term periods. Michigan Press Association and National Editorial Association member.
The 1926 revenue act lowers the tax rate for 1925 while increasing exemptions. Returns are required for single filers with net income 1500 or more or gross income 5 or more. married couples have bracket changes from 3500 net or 5000 gross last year. Joint or separate returns allowed. net income equals gross minus deductions. Filing period ends March 15, 1926, with at least one fourth of tax due due with the return to the Collector of Internal Revenue. Pay cemetery dues.
The Saline Cow Testing Association reports 204 cows tested across 25 herds in the month ending January 1, with 32 cows producing 40–50 pounds fat and 27 above 50 pounds. Lindsley Bros. own the herd with the highest butterfat average, 1380 pounds milk and 47.2 pounds fat, and also the top butterfat production at 1922 pounds milk and 74.9 pounds fat. The association sold two grade cows and three purebreds, with three purebred bulls bought and three purebreds sold.
Michigan farmers learn daily market reports over WGHP Detroit at seven p m eastern time. The program, courtesy of Dodge Brothers Inc and the Michigan Business Farmer, covers livestock and grain quotes seeds fruit butter eggs prices weather and two week forecasts with Prichard’s forecast.
Elien Guenther Ruth Krause and Laura Belle Schrader recover from measles while Lloyd Elfring goes to Ann Arbor for school. Fourth grade pupil John Burg entertains misprint. Fifth and sixth grades create posters on breakfast lunch and dinner and study food values. Seventh and eighth grades debated national anthem. New Ike club forms in music. Educational film shown on iron ore to end week. Local notes include jokes and a plan for night watchman as Milford fire apparatus reported tampered with. Brighton Argus.
Six states appear among the leaders in the international egg laying contest at Michigan State College after four months. Whits Teghorn from the Hanson Poultry Farm Corvallis Oregon tops with 904 eggs in their first four months. Other leading pens come from Michigan North Carolina New York Missouri and Alberta Canada. One hundred pens of ten birds compete in the test gathering production efficiency data for the poultry industry.
A brief church notice invites readers to a 10 30 a m service followed by a testimonial meeting Wednesday at 730 pm. The facility offers admission to pupils under 20 after the morning service and extends a cordial invitation to all attendees. Time heals all wounds yet lengthy durations are noted.
Rush Service promises its largest enhancement in automotive service ahead for motorists. The announcement emphasizes speed and efficiency improvements for vehicle maintenance and repairs.
Our new Constant Potential Charging system recharges batteries in 8 to 12 hours. It promises time and cost savings and reduces worry for users seeking efficient power restoration.
Thirty years ago today Ira Biddle prepared to move on the Muir farm Mr and Mrs George Braun welcomed a son Bert Derendinger entered a hardware venture with S H Mahar and Miss Ida Derendinger visited her uncle William Derendinger Henry Lindenschmidt left the meat market for a bank job at Davenport Son Bruce Bixby died after a brief illness leaving many friends mourning his loss
A lively Friday night basketball game featured a lighter High school team defeating the Normal college 256 to 21. Other items note Wilbur Coe moving to McKay street, Miss Grace Collins returning to duty, a birth in the Bodegeb household, and the death of Ornon Stimpson at 74.
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