Saline Observer masthead and publication details
Publication data for The Saline Observer shows weekly Thursday issues from 108 W. Michigan Ave Saline Michigan. Publisher is F E W Giesel with advertising representation by Michigan Press Service. Subscription prices: 2.50 yearly in advance in Michigan 3.00 outstate U S Possessions. Single copy 5 cents.
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Michigan Ave
Saline, Michigan
FE. W. Giesel
Meti
CSARR
Michigan Press Service
Saline
Michigan
U. S
Former Champions To Show at Detroit Junior Show
Verne Freeman notes only two 4-H members have won both lamb and steer grand championships at the Detroit Junior Livestock Show. He says some feeders with prior champion entries now enter other projects this year, while regulations prevent showing fat calves and lambs in the same year. A past grand winner faced restrictions as described.
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Detroit
Verne Freeman
Assis
Michigan State College
Champions Shared Across Classes and Notable Statues in Capitol
The text notes a steer championship rule allowing contestants to switch classes, cites Robert Chapman of Monroe who funded college with steer winnings after a 1949 Detroit show, and recalls Louise Porter of Lapeer who won both lamb and steer crowns in different years. It also mentions a Frances E Willard statue by Helen Farnsworth Mears in the U S Capitol and a Capitol reception for Adelaide Johnson with statues of suffragists.
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Frances E. Willard
Helen Farnsworth Mears
State Police Recruiting Drive At Clinton Post
State Police seek young men 21 to 30 for interview with Sergeant Claude Bartell at the Clinton post office hours 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Monday November 19. Applicants may apply anytime. a special effort targets new recruits for upcoming training.
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Michigan State Police
Claude Bartell
Clinton Post
Bartell
State Civil Service Commission
Lansing
Gala Garb for Captain Wu Class In Snow Work
Students in sixth and fifth grades decorated a bulletin board with pet dog pictures and built snow sculptures during recess on Thursday. Carter Bohnett James Bohnett Jenny Reid and Mary earned perfect spelling scores as the fifth graders begin studying China and make geography booklets.
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Carter
James Bohnett
Jenny Reid
Mary
China
Shaw School News Observes Education Week with reading charts
The sixth grade studies lunches and table manners in health class. Judy Reid organized a potluck lunch with demonstrations of proper table etiquette. The third grade reads dog stories while visiting Milan library and planning a book a day during American Education Week.
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Jean Taylor
Milan
Judy Reid
Galileo and Torricelli Pioneered Early Weather Tools
In the 1590s Galileo built an open air thermometer to measure temperature change. Torricelli invented the barometer in 1643 to determine atmospheric pressure. Modern scientists explore weather manipulation to induce rain or snow.
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Galileo
Torricelli
Cub Scout Pow Wow at Beth Judah church
Portage Trails Council hosts a Cub Scout Pow Wow for Cub Scouters Den Mothers and Pack Committees at Beth Judah Evangelical and Reformed Church Ann Arbor and Portage on November 15 and 29. Handicraft ceremonies entertainment pack administration exhibits and a midway highlight the event with Chairman Wallace Lenz and a team of volunteers overseeing arrangements.
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Portage Trails Council
Beth Jehem Evangelical and Reformed Church
S. Fourth Ave
Ann Arbor
Wallace Lenz
Don Danford
William Thompson
Herald Hoffman
Edward Allen
Earl Bell
Art Gerstler
Volney Jones
Vic Schaefer
Memorial Bronze creates dog urn in natural bronze
Memorial Bronze Company of Ellenville New York unveils a miniature natural bronze doghouse cremation urn complete with a polished name plate for Fido. The company says the urn offers a healthful and respectable disposition of animal remains.
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Fido
Memorial Bronze Company
Ellenville
N.Y
Dust First Then Paint Edges For Clean Room
When painting a room the base board is painted last. Begin by dusting the adjoining floor area carefully to prevent dust from settling on fresh paint.
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Richard Newhouse
Ypsilanti
Mich
Fort Bragg
N. C
Army
Donn
Post
Armed Forces
Warner Dairy
Robert Chapman
Monroe
Lapeer
Louise Porter
Captain Wu
DuMont
Captain Video
al Hodge
Don Hastings
Universal Airways
Shaw School News
Cainine Memorial
BO J
Kellogg
Atlas Milling Co
Clinton
United Stationery and Card Shop
Michigan — Saline
Saline Hotel
Henry Leutheuser
Stephen McNally
Coleen Gray
Donald O’connor
Piper Laurie
Zhoe
Ezio Pinza
Janet Leigh
Chevrolet
A & M Chevrolet Co
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