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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
5
A section of community news lists residents with visits and travel. Fred Burkhart shows health gains while Fred Bell resumes work in Detroit. Multiple moves, visits, and events mark a week in Onsted, Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, and surrounding areas.
The column notes social visits in Pontic Ann Arbor and nearby towns. Families celebrate births and entertain guests including Herman Guenther family Ellen Dorothy born November 1. New dwelling for Jacob Smith west of town with nine rooms and slate roof. cost over 4000 dollars.
Thirty years ago Miss Mattie Schaffer visited Ypsilanti relatives while Olive Cessy and sister spent time with kin in River Rouge. A monthly tea and oyster supper at the M E church was announced for tomorrow night. The Little Goldie play at the opera house drew a good crowd. George Cobb and wife of Bay City visited cousins south of town. Newkirk and Bennett of Ann Arbor opened a law office in J H Fish’s office, visiting Mondays. Guthard & Schroen were selling stores this season. Nora Rogers of Lodi married Joseph Schmid, moving to a new home on East McKay street. Fred, Jerry and Bert Wheeler planned a northern peninsula hunt. Mrs J B Fritz formerly of this place died in Cascade Montana October 26. Jacob Fucs and wife moved into the second story of the Nelson Clough house. L Pierce added a cement-block greenhouse. Mesdames Fred and Jake Kaiser of near Lansing visited East of town. Herman Lindenschmitt converting old Baptist church timbers into a cold storage building behind the slaughter house. George H Morse at Nissly barn runs a poultry operation employing over fifteen hands. Ollie Warner, former town collector for the Pere Marquette, has been promoted to cashier at the company.
Deer hunting licenses will be denied this fall to 739 Michigan residents. The disqualifications include 73 percent for deer law violations or for injuring another hunter. Licenses barred under the 1931 law apply to those within three years with violations or five years with injuries. Open season runs today through November 30 across the Upper Peninsula and several Lower Peninsula counties.
Storage quality and original seed vigor determine germination in aged stocks. Tests show alfalfa, wheat, barley and oats retain varying viability over years, while corn erodes faster. Proper drying and cool dry conditions plus seed testing help ensure reliable future crops.
Michigan farmers can cut losses from fires costing the United States 100 million dollars annually. Spontaneous combustion, oily rags, wet hay, and heat in stacks threaten barns and feed stocks. Keep water pails ready and use extinguishers to stop small blazes before they spread.
In a mournful tone Geraniums notes Don Morton as a poet naturalist who favors somber mood and shared sadness over gaiety. He signals a political preference with a voter loyalty line about keeping the Republican ticket despite receiving corn and hog checks.
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