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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1947
Page
2
An undeclared war notice lists Myron B. Gallagher Jr as associate and provides subscription pricing of two dollars for a one year period within Michigan.
The notice describes Seasickness and Stock-Gro feed products for poultry and swine, highlighting the role of nutrition in disease resistance. It notes stock- Gros packaging sizes 50 100 and 500 pounds and mentions milk evaporation during processing removing about 60 percent of water.
A survey of one hundred economists across business, finance, and academia predicts a mild recession starting next spring. They expect wholesale prices to rise then fall by August and again by December 1948, with construction volume rising despite overall economic softening. Congressmen returning from Europe report varied views but agree Europe needs aid soon.
David Swope of Tappan Hill, Tarrytown, New York, designed a simple yet charming home that uses a rectangular plan for economical materials and flexible subdivision. The compact layout fits essential modern living spaces with ample closet and attic storage, a convenient bath, a compact kitchen, and a bay window enhancing living room airiness. Exterior clapboard siding contrasts with dark low-cost, long-life asphalt roofing, and gas forced-air heating is planned for efficient warmth.
A compact retrospective notes events from twenty and thirty five years ago. It mentions painting and redecorating a Lutheran school, a strawberry gift for readers, a W C T U meeting, Dr J R Mersee relocating to Saline, a birthday party for Helen Dicks, and a tiling machine on a farm. Also records a masquerade party in Bridgewater and obituaries including Katherine Sears and J A Klein.
The US Treasury urges millions of young people to return to school and learn thrift through the School Savings Program. It emphasizes courses like grammar history and arithmetic plus values such as honesty and self reliance, noting thrift as vital daily.
Mrs. Lucetta Witherspoon of Detroit visits Mrs. Ella Gillen and family. Dr. R A Harlan starts practice in town. Irving Clark and Nelson Clough rent the Doelker building to open a saloon Saturday. The Juniors host a social with Miss Blanch Mead tomorrow evening. Judge H W Newkirk and wife of Ann Arbor visit the Crittenden family. A Persian lecture at the Presbyterian Church discussed the Turks and the Mohammedans.
New concentrated cultured whey from cheese whey offers 66 percent solids with 34 percent moisture and includes vitamins such as ascorbic acid riboflavin niacin choline and pantothenic acid. It resists mould freezing and flies and reduces the risk of overfeeding while boosting growth production and hatchability in poultry and swine feeds.
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