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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1930

Page

10

Michigan State College Graduates Highlight State Residents

A Scholastic Opportunities report shows 131 graduates from Michigan State College, with 32 earning diplomas in dairy production and 28 studying dairy product manufacture. The list includes both men and women from Michigan, with only seven nonresidents among the 137 graduates and notable emphasis on modern production methods, agricultural engineering, and power machinery on farms.

Michigan State College Michigan

Wyman Dexter short story wins reward amid political notes

A fragment from the Charlotte Republican-Tribune reports Mrs. Fred Wyman’s monetary reward for a short story "Doc Bancroft's Perfidy" under the pen name Mary J. Wyman-Dexter Leader. It also cites Attorney General Wilbur Brucker’s reputation on prohibition. The Ionia News recalls other rural items including local crime, a fire at the Leach home, jail damage, and a jail cell mix up involving the village treasurer.

Fred Wyman Doc Bancroft Mary_ J. Wyman Dexter Wilbur Brucker Dickinson Charlotte Republican-Tribune Fisk Bangs Eaton County Jackson Ionia News Joseph Leach George Deerfield Moon Charlotte Ionia Neiws

Garden School at Michigan State College Dates Set

A one week course offered by the horticultural department at Michigan State College runs March 24-29 for those who mix profit and pleasure in home gardens. The program starts at 8 am and ends late in the evening with topics including rock and vegetable gardens, insect control, fertilizers, plant disease sprays, and care of fruit and nut trees.

Horticultural Department Michigan State College

Thieves Break Into C. F. Smith Store Manchester

Thieves entered the C. F. Smith store in Manchester by breaking a window and escaped through a rear door after taking 164 in currency and 17 in checks. Michigan State Police and Deputy Sheriff Lee Davison investigated. fingerprint experts cataloged the interior for clues.

C. F. Smith Manchester Michigan Lee Davison Ann Arbor Daily News

Thieves Take 130 Chickens From Herald Farm Green Oak

The Herald farm in Green Oak reported 130 chickens stolen with five hens left behind. Marauders also damaged a Ford truck radiator during a prior visit the previous week. The Butlays were away in Detroit South Lyon Herald. An editor recounted a near fatal courtesy at a Baton Rapids Journal fire sale where a shopper's act sparked a fall.

Herald Green Oak Detroit South Lyon Herald Baton Rapids Journal tIonia News

Michigan growers urged to plant more potatoes to lower prices

Government Outlook suggests a U S acreage increase could cut market prices if weather favors the crop. With normal conditions the plan calls for 421 million bushels. the 1924 price was about 62.5 cents per bushel. Higher yields reduce costs, and Michigan seed potatoes from Irish Cobblers, Russet Reds, Green Mountains and White Russets are available through the state college recommendations.

Michigan United States State College Farm Crops Department

Notice on Returning Inflated Tire and Rim

Silas Briggs requests the party who took an inflated tire and rim from the roadside at the top of the grade just north of his farm to return it to Cook's Garage. The statement is signed by Silas Briggs.

Cook Silas Briggs

Outwit Fatigue and Pressure with San-Yak Pills

Outwit fatigue high blood pressure and dizziness with San-Yak pills advertised for kidneys and stomach. Claimed antiseptic laxative vegetable formula aids bowels and prevents issues. 95 percent of all Africans presumably benefit. Sold by all druggists.

Mortgage Sale Notice In Washtenaw County Michigan

Default on a real estate mortgage by John S Seevers and Margia Seevers to William Braun dated 1928 leads to foreclosure. Property in Ypsilanti includes Parkridge lots 381 and 382 with highway rights excepted. Sale set for April 17, 1930 at 10 am at the courthouse south door Ann Arbor to satisfy the debt and costs.

John S. Seevers Margia Seevers William Braun Register of Deeds Washtenawwe County Michigan Ann Arbor Washtenaw County William Bragn LEE No Brown Wees Ypsilanti

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