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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
7
Sanitation is vital in summer as in fall and winter. Avoid overcrowding, clean houses and ranges, remove manure weekly, check ranges for carcasses and debris, wash water pans daily, clean feed hoppers weekly, rotate feeding sites, move houses every three weeks, and eliminate damp spots to prevent disease and maintain healthy flocks.
Trade circles cite two likely price drivers in spring egg markets. The war in China could cut Chinese egg imports, while government buying may peg prices if domestic levels fall. A separate note questions political leadership and forecasts women ruling the world in a distant century.
The Saline Township annual financial statement for year ending April 1 1938 lists Contingent Fund receipts including Jacob Finkbiner moving fence Bersuder Bros dynamite Sebastian Finkbeiner labor Bridgewater Lumber tile and balances. It covers Poor Fund receipts including balance April 1 1937 stamps rent and 1936 7 expenses, cemetery cleaning, salaries and wages, and estate related items. Disbursements include road grading payments to Finkbeiner Feldkamp and others, medicine and meat costs, welfare department, and balance on hand April 1 1938 totaling 288.60. Signed by Supervisor Austin Robison and Clerk Lester Hanson dated April 1 1928.
Township of Lodi presents a detailed annual financial snapshot ending March 22 1938. It lists balances in Contingent Highway Repair and Cemetery funds plus receipts from taxes licenses and estate settlements and payments to officials and services. The report records transfers between funds and final balances across Contingent School and Cemetery accounts.
Notice to electors of Washtenaw County Michigan that the annual township election will be held at Lodi Town Hall on Monday April 4 1933 for offices including Supervisor Clerk Treasurer Justice of the Peace Highway Commissioner and constables. Polls open seven a m and may close as late as eight p m with noon adjournments possible. Dated March 21 1938. H A Gensley Clerk.
The narrative recounts land purchases in 1824 1825 by Hugh Christie and Allen Williams in Lodi township with settlers arriving in 1826. It notes rough travel routes a first school taught by Miss Polly Stratton, harsh pioneer life, Abagail Thayer who tended the sugar bush, and the lasting Michigan virtues of independence and industry.
The Saline Township election will be held at Hertler's Hall on Monday April 4 1938. Polls open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 6:00 p.m. unless the Board of inspectors adjourn for a one hour noon break. Prepared by Township Clerk Lester A Hanson.
Annabelle a Gregory community cat famed for catching mice was kidnapped last month by police and residents but returned home after a week footsore. She then gave birth to quintuplets Martha Mary Marie Mike and Moses at Sam Denton’s store where she lives under owner Ann Arbor Daily News.
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