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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
7
The piece traces alfalfa’s surge from near 7,000 to 750,000 acres in Michigan, crediting Michigan State College research and extension work. It notes seed testing, lime use, soil treatment, and a new alfalfa variety boosting yield and dairy rations, plus outreach through meetings and media.
Miss Frieda Gilmore of Michigan State College notes major spring fashion trends to refresh last year’s wardrobe. Dye fabrics in beige, caramel, salmon, apricot, brown, navy, purple-blue, grey or black with bright bows. favor rough textures and checked patterns. lean silhouettes with shorter sleeves. necklines stay modest with bows and collars. adds that lightweight wools, stripes, and crepes provide wearable options for dresses and blouses.
Nora Gordon visited relatives in Detroit this week while Ernest Giznach returned from East Lansing for spring vacation. Kerry Gordon works at Buick Motor Company in Flint. Mrs. Roy Stoddard and Mrs. Ellen Collins visited relatives. Dean Gordon of East Lansing spent the weekend with his parents. A weekend in Milan and Manchester activities are noted along with church-related gatherings. Several families from Ypsilanti and Indianapolis joined local residents for weekend events.
The article notes the annual meeting of the Eastern Star and the election of officers. Details are incomplete but indicate scheduling for Monday and involvement of Sabon authority. Further specifics on time location and attendees are unreadable in the fragment.
The Michigan State college outlook report for farmers says current prices are driven by conditions beyond farmers’ control. Relief can come from on farm adjustments, focusing on dairying, poultry, and high yields with seed quality, home production, and strict culling. Credit sources include the Federal Land Bank and Agricultural Credit Corporation via county agricultural officials.
A Michigan 4-H club youth Charles Grover Woodworth, Eaton County, started in 1925 with a purebred Holstein heifer Emma, later winning grand championships at county fairs. Emma produced multiple fat and milk records, aiding Charles’s dairy club leadership and suggesting significant profits from extension work and farm partnerships.
A foreclosure notice announces that the Wilh Vanley Building and Savings Association Michigan will sell the described property in Washtenaw County at public auction to satisfy unpaid mortgage payments. The notice lists totals due including principal, interest, taxes, attorney fees, and costs, and specifies the sale location and time.
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