Saline Observer Highlights Michigan Legislature Debate
The Saline Observer reports on state lawmakers rushing bills after party conventions. It covers the Senate passage of the administrative board repeal, potential House resistance, and Fitzgerald administration plans to centralize or decentralize agencies. It notes emergency school aid, a moratorium extension, and tax economists attending a regional conference.
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Pote
State Administrative Board
Senate
Tom Read
Fitzgerald
State Securities Commission
Office of State Librarian
State Historical Commmission
Securities Commission
Michigan Corporation and Securities Commission
Corporations
Department of State
House
State Board of Canvassers
Don VanderWerp
Fremont
Senate Elections Committee
R. H. Lee
Royal Oak
Treasury
Washington
Council of State Governments
American Legislators’ Association
Andrew Ll. Moore
Pontiac
George A. Schroeder
Detroit
Houses
Vernon J. Brown
Mason
Toasts and debts in a minister's praise of editors
The Northville Record reprints a Kansas minister's toast urging support for editors through prompt payment and generous news tips. He warns against bankruptcy and profanity, urges honest debt settlement, and notes divine judgment will balance accounts in time.
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Kansas
Plymouth
Ray
Northville
Graft in Public Affairs and Private Ones
A column argues graft appears in both public and private life. It notes common schemes by salesmen, farmers, neighbors, and others to gain advantage, with examples spanning taxation, theater and rail fares, animal ages, and professional dealings. The piece ends by noting scientists report rising global temperatures due to glacier retreat.
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Qsage
Iowa
Man’s quiet example sparks youth clean street campaign
A correspondent recalls observing a well dressed man erase indecent chalk marks from a sidewalk. His restrained act inspires boys to join in cleaning the street, demonstrating how character leads to practical reform and lasting influence beyond words. Walter MacPeek’s Adventuring With Youth is cited.
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Walter MacPeek
Illinois Woman Owns Historic Watch Charm
Champaign Illinois Mrs D S Condit possesses a Civil War era watch charm said to have been worn by Jefferson Davis as he fled the Confederate capital in 1865. The heirloom, inherited from her Bloomington physician father Dr Henry Conkling, rests in a safety vault as a rare museum piece.
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Champaign
Jefferson Davis
D. S. Condit
Condit
Henry Conkling
Bloomington
Saline Township Tax Notice Listings and Deadlines
Saline Township treasurer Co. W. Carr warns taxpayers of due personal taxes and four percent charge for late payment. Notices list Savings Bank on March 2 and Citizens Bank on March 9 as final collection dates.
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Savings Bank
Citizens Bank
Co. W. Carr
St John Lutheran Church Bridgewater Service Notice
St John s Lutheran Church Bridgewater invites all to divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 a m English services are held every second and fourth Sunday pastor M C Philipp welcomes attendees.
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St. John’s Lutheran
Cherech Bridgewater M,. C. Phillipp
Higlish
Methodist Church Notes Bert Ede, Minister
Morning worship at 10 o'clock and 11 15. Sunday school superintendent H A Dolmes with classes for all grades. Epworth Leagues at 6 20 p m senior and junior. Wednesday 4 o'clock juniors church school. Wednesday 7 50 prayer service. Thursday evening choir practice. Evening worship at 7 30. We welcome you to all the services of this church.
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H. A. Dolmes
Epworth
Federated Church Services and Youth Meeting Schedule
The Federated Church led by Pastor C E Kircher offers worship at 10 06 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 11 15 a m S Y Cotten is superintendent Carl Geddes assists Mrs House chorister Eileen Martin pianist The youth meet at 6 30 p m The note adds a quote on demagoguery and a remark about scalper prices for shows.
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S. Y. Cotten
Carl Geddes
Mrs. House
Eileen Martin
New York Rabbit Cutlets Command Higher Prices
New York producers market dressed rabbit cutlets in one pound boxes with cellophane windows showing the lean meat. Retailers report 50 to 55 cents per pound and steady demand as consumers pay more for neatly packaged rabbit meat. Domestic grain fed hares are used, while wild cottontails and jacks are avoided.
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New York
Dahlias described and beer-bottle house in Nevada
The poem notes the beauty of dahlias and their lack of scent and joy. A Rio Vista Nevada house is built entirely of empty beer bottles, measuring 20 feet by 16 feet with two rooms, using ten thousand bottles in its construction.
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Rio Vista
Nev
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