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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1928
Page
4
The Saline Observer notes membership in the Michigan Press Association and National Editorial Association for region publications. It mentions ongoing benefits for editors and access to industry resources and networking opportunities.
A compact quotation attributed to John Ruskin on resolute work and ethical effort. It emphasizes that true life comes from deeds performed with integrity and dedication, regardless of outcome.
A newly circulating counterfeit $100 bill from the 1914 series is circulating, issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York City. It features Benjamin Franklin, check letters D, face plate No 8, back plate No 5, and signatures of John Burke and W G McAdoo.
The piece urges themes like Be Good to Your Wife Week, Pay Your Bills Week, and Get Rid of Bad Habits Week to improve daily life and finances. It notes Arthur Poeckington’s fall from a plow, fracturing his ankle, with care from Dr. Hendershot and Dr. Hardy, and X ray findings.
Michigan State College farm department urges soybeans as hay fuel with yields about two and a half tons per acre. Soybeans planted late May or early June in 28 inch rows. Manchu and Midwest varieties best for Michigan. Sudan grass as emergency cover and rape as hog or sheep pasture with 3 to 5 pounds seed per acre.
Governor Fred W. Green leads the Michigan Safety Council in delaying the state wide accident prevention campaign to Monday May 21. The drive will involve mayors village presidents and traffic officers to boost life saving efforts.
A truck carrying a model kitchen bath simple water systems and a sentic tank will tour 14 Michigan counties this summer with home economics and agricultural engineering specialists from Michigan State College. Last year 4 114 people viewed the display. Muskegon County drew 693. The June schedule lists Huron Tuscola St Clair Oakland with dates June 1 2 5 8 11 14 and 26 29.
Governor Fred W. Green announces a statewide traffic safety movement in May and June 1928 to reduce accidents and waste of life and resources. He calls on Michiganians to support uniform safety education and enforcement across communities and intercity transport. Our townsman John White’s oil station robbery tale and a moral about recognizing good qualities cap the column.
The article argues that all local industries and enterprises form a tight network whose success benefits neighbors. It notes prohibition affects farming and liquor trade, comparing farmers husking corn to drinkers seeking booze, and cheekily observes that pedestrians who avoid running still get named in papers.
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