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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1936
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists pricing for notices including Card of Thanks and Resolutions of Condolence at six cents per line, Obituaries and marriage notices free, and entertainment announcements at six cents per line with a minimum charge of 23 cents. The notice warns against personal or business interest content charged as standard ads.
Saline Township council meets in the chamber. Alderman Lindemann nominates R A McHenry for justice of the peace and the clerk casts a unanimous ballot. Bills are read and approved. Notices announce township election registration details and dates in March 1936 with Clerk Lester Hanson presiding.
Council members withheld votes on the bills and adjournment was moved by Cook and carried subject to call of the mayor. Gross supported the motion. Clerk Lottie Wallace and Mayor Al B. Sugden signed.
Morning worship at 10 o clock Sunday school at 11 o clock H A Holmes superintendent Epworth League at 6 30 Junior League J Stark superintendent Intermediate League Mrs Lillian Burgan director Evening worship at 1 30 Wednesday evening at 7 30 prayer service Thursday evening choir practice
Scout Executive Walter MacPeek urges leaders that practical camping patrol and troop activities teach boys to act on their own interests. He says Scouting builds citizenship through hands on lessons, flag respect, first aid practice, and self reliance, preparing youths for adult duties. An insurance joke closes the piece.
The Michigan Horse Breeders Association will sell 95 horses, ranging from 860 pound colts to 2100 pound stal lions, in two days March 17 and 18 at Michigan State College Mast Lansing. The sale, cited by Andy Adams, features 39 purebreds and 56 grade horses, with entries from across Michigan and neighboring states. An 11 month Belgian filly and a five year old Percheron stallion highlight consignments, with preparations underway on the college campus starting March 16.
Michigan dairy farmers increasingly swap bulls to improve genetics and reduce costs. A. C. Baltzer of Michigan State College notes many mature bulls head to beef markets and cites $20 bull pens as quickly paying off. Dairy herd tests show 51 associations with 14,000 cows. 38 bulls were traded in January as breeders adapt to daughters’ yields. Gairymen cut feed costs per hundredweight in January while herds gain cows producing 50 pounds of butterfat monthly. Irving Latimer, pardoned ex-convict, visited Chelsea and is now employed by Henry Ford in Dearborn. Tecumseh High School director Clare Camburn has written a new march for the Junior Band.
The Lodi township caucus will be held at the Town Hall on Monday March 16 1936 at 1 30 p m for the nomination of township officers for the ensuing year and other business as lawfully come before the meeting. By Order of Township Committee.
Tue Wed and Thu feature Jack Benny and Ted Healey with Una Merkle in It's In the Air. The Kings of Comedy bring their latest screen sensation plus March of Time and Comedy. Admission ten and fifteen cents.
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