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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
5
Announcement to patrons that the Glenn Frank lecture has moved to April 9 due to the election held in the opera house on April 6. The notice reiterates patrons should note the new date and venue.
The Republican caucus of Saline township is scheduled for Saturday March 28 at 2 p m in the council rooms to nominate the township ticket and handle any proper business. Various local notes follow including visits, social events, and plans for street name changes by Civic League.
A receptive audience welcomed Prof. R H Pettit at the school hall last Friday to his talk Insects of the Orchard and Garden and Their Control. Pettit, Cornell graduate and Michigan Agricultural College entomology professor since 1906, highlighted insect life and control methods and answered questions. The audience was invited to future lectures and urged to view horticulture as encompassing home gardens yards and landscapes.
Saline March 28 1914 special meeting of the common council with President G L Hoyt presiding. Trustees Cook Hutzel Schmider Fowler Alber Hauser approved a wage scale of 45 per hour for team work and 20c per hour for hand labor from April 1 to November 1 1914. Motions directed tool purchase and sewer joint sealing using equal parts sulfur and sand, and setting a minimum two percent grade for sewer connections. Meeting adjourned with six yeas.
Four registered Holstein Frisian bulls aged nine months to one year are offered by Schumacher Bros Manchester. The notice also lists Webber Birdsall Milburn Columbus and Buckeye farm wagons by C H Miller.
Store encourages Easter prep with last week of granite ware and Tina items at reduced prices. Crepe Cloth featured in a bright spring display while a fresh Hit and Miss fabric line promises durability at sale prices. Regular $2.50 items now $1.89, while supplies last.
George Gottschling received a special Scout medal at a Tuesday scout meeting at 8 P Foster's home for rescuing John Traub from Cavanaugh Lake last summer. The New York headquarters issued one of about 25 such medals since the scouts began. Chelsea Tribune.
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