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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
4
Local notes list visits among residents and guests from Ann Arbor Detroit Dearborn Milan Tecumseh and Saline. Events include shows at Liberty theatre starting May 5 and a rotary club talk by Fred Wiedman on Europe trip.
Michigan State College dairy researchers report feeding trials show cottonseed meal does not injure calves or cattle when combined with adequate roughage. Overfeeding any concentrate without roughage caused health issues, while substitutes like old process linseed meal yielded no better results.
Thirty years ago Mrs. Barry and Mrs. Kilby visit Hillsdale for a W C T U district convention. Miss Helen Spring returns to Kensington. Captain Allen of Ypsilanti says the electric road will operate by July 4. C H Carven’s house foundation is ready for carpenters. Landlord Harmon overhauls hotel porch. L M Thorn named US express agent here. Prof Tooze becomes head of the school next season with all ladies remaining as teachers. Russell E Brown of Grand Rapids visits old friends. Homer Fish and Amy Walworth wed in Manchester. Thomas Beaty leaves his job at Kelsey Lamkin stables.
Local column recalls visits and family ties with residents at Mason Lansing and Haslett. Notable events include Carl Hertler injured when wagon wheel ran over his head needing ten stitches. Residents travel to Detroit Ann Arbor and Haslett for illness and family matters.
The Christian Science Society of Saline invites all to services in the hall above Citizens bank at 10 30 a m with the subject Everlasting Punishment A testimonial meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m Sunday school follows the morning service for pupils under 20 A South Lyon union school meeting voted to buy park property opposite Seamless Tube mill for athletic use Perry Woodworth of Plymouth donated an old time survey to the Northville Wayne County Fair Association Henry Fora bought four more surveys for his Dearborn museum The vehicle will be displayed at the fairgrounds with a permanent exhibit planned}
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