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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
3
A Kalamazoo boy survives a near scalp loss after a shotgun incident and undergoes skin grafts in a dramatic head reconstruction. Richer tales include a Russian financier in a ruble suit, a fatal cottage fire near Adrian, medical society elections, county farm site talks, and local crime and accidents across Michigan.
A. R. Todd of Grand Rapids reports nearly all Michigan fruit sold this year while a few small operators lost money due to poor cost accounting. The Michigan Canners association scheduled a November meeting but postponed it to later in the month due to a Western Michigan convention.
Saline athletic club announces a season opener basketball game against Detroit’s Arrow team at 8:00 p m with a post game dance. Coach Rychener plans two final workouts before the contest as he refines the lineup from ample material. A sidebar notes President Diehl reports over 10.4 million motor cars in use in the United States and their vast reach.
Notice prohibits hunting or trapping on the premises of William. No exceptions listed.
A readable ad fragment urges purchasing a Ford car and using any price gap to cover additional costs. It emphasizes value and practical savings in a straightforward sales pitch.
Mrs. Everett Collins visited Ann Arbor on Wednesday. Miss Jennie Riukson was a weekend guest of Miss Helen Craligt. Miss Madge Garrett stayed with Miss Gladys Hawkins Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Teufel and son Charley visited Bred Teufel family Sunday. Miss Erma Eisel attended Mrs. B. W. Payne in Macon Tuesday evening. Mrs. Hugh Craig and daughter Helen visited Mrs. Sam Craig in York Thursday. The Misses Jennie Burleson and Helen Craig spent time with Miss Helen Williams Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Craig and son Walker visited Louis Tabbert’s family near Deerfield. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson and sons, Mrs. Ora Losee and Albert Johnson returned from a week in Southern Ohio.
The International Live Stock exposition plans to open December 2 to 9 in Chicago. Breeders associations colleges farms and railroads cooperate nationwide to provide unprecedented accommodations and facilities. The event aims to serve agriculture through a non profit mission with broad support from diverse interests.
Figures from Thomas H. Johnson show rapid Michigan school growth as 123 new buildings were added in 1921 at a total cost near 37 million dollars. The state now operates over 9,100 schools educating between 750,000 and 800,000 pupils with teachers earning about 32.6 million in salaries.
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