Saline Council Debates Michigan Avenue Plans and Appointments
Regular and special meetings of Saline Common Council discuss Michigan Avenue paving plans under Detroit United Railway franchise, appoints officers and committees, approves bills, and sets dates for future action. The April 10 and April 19 sessions cover contractor roles, taxation splits, and Decoration Day planning.
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Saline
Rettschler
Barr
Bredernitz
Blaess
Parsons
Fosdick
Cottenden
Millimsen
State Fighway Department
Ann Arbor
Michigan
D. UL. R
Ent Corporation
Forks
Harris Street
Presbyterian Church
St. Paul Church
Apaves Street
Monroe Street
West Corporation
Michigan Avenue
Crittenden
Blavis
Millmien
If. A. Miles
Lansing
Pardlow
D. WW
Detroit United Railway Company
Braess
Careful Feeding Key For Young Pigs Say Michigan Expert
Prof W E J Edwards of Michigan Agricultural College urges careful feeding and exercise for piglets. Early bone and muscle growth lowers future fat risk, with ample yard access and pasture when weather allows. Begin with thin sloppy feed in a creep trough, twice daily. adjust rations to support bone, muscle and eventual fat development.
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W. E. J Edwards
Michigan Agricultural College Husbandry Department
Edwards
Sirs Edwards
Banana Plant Tale Told By Banana Plant In Garden
Peter Gnome visits the Botanical Gardens and hears the Banana Plant recount its growth timeline from 22 months to fruiting. The plant explains care needs, sap, leaves, and how its fruit develops while stressing individuality of each plant and appreciating those who observe nature closely.
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Peter Gnuille
Lve Cove
Bird of Paradise
Bird of Paradise Flowers
Peter Gnome
Flo
Free State
Peter
Riddles and quips from a playful column
A short comic piece presents riddles with punchlines about a mule moonshine kick and a humorous comparison between a train and a truck. It ends with a joke about two large ladies in the United States named Miss Ouri and Mrs. Sippi.
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United States
Ouri
Sippi
Saline Observer Advertising Rates and Notices Policy
The Saline Observer notes pay as you wish and as often as you please. Cards of thanks cost one dollar. Obituary and marriage notices are free. Poetry costs five cents per line. Announcements and entertainments are charged per word or at regular rates. Personal or business interest content published at standard rates.
County Agent as Manager of the Poor Farm
Minnesota Mascot suggests county agents manage the county poor farm as a model farm. The agent would operate a real farm to demonstrate stock and grain practices, showing farmers rather than just advising. Adequate staff would be needed to serve the entire county and travel when required.
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Sven P. Knutson
Swede Prairie
Minesota
Plans Announced for Summer Farmers Day at Michigan
The Michigan Afra cultural college will host Farmers Day on August 4 as announced by Dean R S Shaw. The outdoor conference on campus draws Michigan farmers with 3000 attendees yearly and features agricultural exhibits and MA C livestock displays. Prominent speakers are planned for the afternoon program with new features and entertainment.
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Michigan Afra«cultural College
State Board of Agriculture
R. S. Shaw
Michigan
College Agricultural Division
Fifteen Terrible gang exposed by Collier's feature
Collier's National Weekly reports on a New York City gang known as the Fifteen Terrible incarcerated for decades at county expense. The Salvation Army aided their rehabilitation with modest costs yielding a net profit for the cause and arguing against costly court systems that enable repetitive prosecution.
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Collier's the National Weekly
New York State
Salvation Army
Doa
Every day is Mother's Day in lasting love
This piece extols a mother's constant care and sacrifices, noting how daily acts of kindness endure beyond time and distance. It frames motherhood as a timeless, quenchless flame that remains bright even as hair gray and years pass.
Local quarrel prompts warning from worried mother
Willie taunts Jack about fighting. Jack denies, fearing his mother will learn from the doctor visiting their house. The brief exchange hints at domestic discipline and secrecy in a small town.
After It's Too Late to Help a Businessman
A historical observation notes that late realization of business success can coincide with personal failure, highlighting a man who discovers too late the consequences of his career and life choices.
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Council Proceedings
Wosdick
Blvess
Parsons, Crittenden
George Seeger
Detroit, Edison &Co
Owen
C. H. Carven
Marshall
R. Wilson
J. B. Wallace
Earl Fosdick
Reed Luckhardt
W. KE. Dietiker
Sam Boyd
Teaming
Chas. Burkhart
Robert Cullen
Henry Geltz
Fred Tuckhhardt
Posdick
Bless
Eriess
Boettner
Charles Marken
Lockhardt
Pprsons
Carrie
John Duff
Mercantile Co
Barry Garvied
Rbilatss
Bredernitz Barr
Blaess, Crittenden, Parsons, and
Renischier
Posditk
Max Blaess
Martin Fuoss
G. W. Baur
George W. Gook
C. H. Miller
Martin Fucss
Emanuel Tenytschleier
G. F. Fitzgerald
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