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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1931
Page
7
Michigan State College dairy experts warn that letting herd improvement association memberships lapse harms profits. They say test records reveal milk and butterfat output and feed consumption, guiding cattle profitability. Despite economic pressures, associations cut from 90 to 88, as tester wages are shared among members.
Macon residents Mary Howell and several families spent time with relatives in Adrian Ypsilanti and Tecumseh. Trips covered include Mr and Mrs Ray Smith in Adrian Mrs J K Collings in Monticello and Miss Mildred Walters visiting in Toledo. Repairs on Will Swick tenant house progress as Leonard Graf recovers at home.
Romeo Mich editor M. B. Smith of the Romeo Observer was abducted by four men, forced into a car, and robbed of $12 on a cold night. He escaped when the assailants ran out of gas, lacking an overcoat to warm him. The report notes the editor normally carries money but had little at the time.
Sir George Sandison and Ray Browne evade a pursing gang along the canal in a tense pursuit to deliver payroll money. They foil attacks with a guard of workmen and police, escaping by car as shots ring out and tires are damaged.
In a state house tale, a busy governor meets a black and white cat outside his door. The cat’s quiet visit leads the governor to draft a proclamation urging kindness to animals, a note kept private by only a few.
Doris watches painters finish the house and finds paint left in cans. She and her mother turn cocoa and coffee tops into a tray and use vinegar and catsup tops as tumblers. Doris plans blue and orange accents and a doll with a long platter.
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