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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1947
Page
2
In his 31 years Schubert produced 603 songs shaping early Romantic vocal music. The prolific composer achieved enduring fame for melodic lieder and intimate piano accompaniments.
Washington eyes a November 17 start for the special session of the 80th Congress called by President Truman. Key committees including Ways and Means and Foreign Relations prepare for action on stopgap relief and long range Marshall plan loans plus food aid to Europe. The GOP leader ship may push a 1948 income tax cut with a new community property clause. The treasury study on farm co operatives notes tax exemption limits and possible reforms while price controls and export allocation loom. The Citizens Food Committee launches a nationwide thrift campaign with media and advertising experts to promote saving grain and meat and a daily bread slice. Chairman Clifford Hope postpones long range farm hearings until after the session.
A collage of rural items notes Horse loss Henry Morris new house framing and a cyclist fatality H M Snow Dearborn died in a fall near Ypsilanti Mrs Martha Stierle dies in Ann Arbor hospital Clara Clark undergoes hip amputation after leg injury at an Ann Arbor x ray Conserving corn yields Ernest Hager husked 124 bushels Herbert Cornish 105 bushels James Cross leaves blacksmithing for a clerk post A newborn daughter for Dan Wertler November 12 subscription contest closing Sacramento camel race in 1864
Charles Cool plans his annual deer hunt while John Gordon hunts in northern Michigan. Ten birth and death certificates filed with the village clerk since January. Karl Boetiger adds a lunch counter to his Union block store. Miss Laura Boettger will ensure meals. Prof A S Hall votes by proxy from Chestertown Maryland for water works at next Tuesday’s election. Henry Jewett delivers red raspberries described as Progressive berries, not Taft.
Twenty years ago William Birkle spent Friday evening with Norman Moore. Two families in Sutherland district are quarantined for small pox. D G Richards made a business trip to Ionia county the first of the week. Alwin Burkhardt and family are moving into their new home on S Lewis street. Mas Fosdick sold and shipped 35 Golden Campine pullets to a firm in southern Ohio for breeding at 2.00 each. Cr W Carr west of town had
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