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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
4
The piece urges citizens to support careful conservation of forests, fisheries, and other natural resources. It argues current actions shape tomorrow’s playgrounds, fishing, and timber, and invites honest administration and public involvement to prevent wasted wealth for children.
The United States Radio Commission expects to reduce 752 stations to about 450 permanent licenses, eliminating pirates and portable stations. Temporary ninety day licenses will allow federal review of past performance and future viability. Only unsullied, quality programs will remain, ending excessive ads and irrelevant broadcasts as Detroit and Philadelphia signal efforts in the ongoing purge.
Thirty years ago a jury awarded Mrs. Augustus Bond $1500 against the Lake Shore Railroad. the case will be appealed to the supreme court.
Snow blanketed streets on May 13. A new maple floor goes in at the opera house. Memorial Day speaker Prof. C. C. Hoyt will address. Mrs. Ernest Monroe visits Adrian kin. Wheat crop damage foreshadows fall feed shortages. Homes and rose terraces damaged by winter. John R. Parsons visits from Los Angeles. Mrs. George Rentz dies at 62. Local residents attend a Christian Science lecture in Detroit. Carol Schleh sells frontage on Ann Arbor to Dr. K. B. Wallace. Fire at Mortimer L. Raymond farm destroys four barns, four calves, machinery, hay high loss insured partially. Recovery values listed for livestock and machinery. One note mentions car payment discipline.
State authorities report mandatory clean-up of corn debris underway to curb corn borer spread. C C Larrabee says 90 percent of work should be voluntary, with scaven ger crews clearing debris in towns while government crews handle farms. Owners neglecting regulations face enforced removal and taxlike charges.
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