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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1927

Page

5

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Celebrations

Mrs Florence Bond returns from Flint while Minnie Norman visits Ann Arbor on business. Walter Towler visits Tecumseh and Jackson. George Schmid Jr on Ann Arbor business. Observers liner ad promotes Observer. Mr and Mrs Sim R Wilson stay with Detroit relatives. Belleville’s Anthony Meyer joins George Schmid Jr market as meat cutter.

Florence Bond Flint Minnie Norman Ann Arbor George Schmid, Jr Sim. R. Wilson W. ‘O Chase Detroit Anthony Meyer Belleville George Schmid Edward Jedelend Lodi Julius Walker B. P. Davenport California

Livingston deer protected by Choctah residents

About eight years ago James Leggett a game warden received four yearling fawns from Iroquois Michigan through a state permit. The herd grew to 22 and is the largest wild deer group in Michigan below the Saginaw Muskegon line. They stay within Deerfield township near the Shiawassee bottoms and are cared for by local farmers. They prefer natural forage and rarely wander from the area three miles east of Cohoctah and eleven miles north of Howell.

James Legett Cohoctah Irolton Mich Mr. Leggett State Game Department Shiawassee Cohoctal Deerfield Township Howell Brighton Arets

Get Acquainted With Your Observer Correspondent

An appeal highlights the Observer’s rural network and local correspondents. The piece urges readers to submit news to their authorized local reporter who faithfully reports neighbor news and community events.

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KEEP SHADE TREES TRIMMED

Instructional guide by Edgar W. Cooley on when to trim shade and evergreen trees and how to prune for safety and aesthetics. It covers removing dead wood, avoiding branch conflicts, maintaining form, cutting parallel to trunk, avoiding stubs, and using coal tar or paints to protect exposed wood.

Auditors Approve October County Bills Totaling 9085.16

The board of auditors approved October bills totaling 9 085 16 at the November meeting per Luella F. Kittel. General county expenses led with 6 064 88, while prisoner and delinquent care costs reached 3 323 76. Sheep claims were 426 86 and dog bounties paid were 85. Miscellaneous officer expenses ran 1 146 56 plus 1 128 45 from the contagious disease fund, with 560 30 to University Hospital. County building supplies 595 03 and court house utilities 150 24.

Board of Auditors Luella F. Kittel General County Justice Court University Hospital Times News

Add Life To Your Years Promotes Health Claims

A Kansas reader reports kidney irritation relief after Foley Pills diuretic and credits them with improved health and mood. The note notes widespread use and a pharmacy recommendation. A local paper notes arrests along the Chicago pike and mentions a new road aiding alcohol runners.

J. B Stevenson Emporia Kansas Foley Wheeler

Rush Service Brings One Day Battery Charging

Auto ads promote the Constant Potential Charging system offering 8 to 12 hour recharging. The new one day service claims to save time money and worry for motorists seeking faster battery upkeep.

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Bank For Savings Citizens Bank Saline W. E. Dietzker Salnie, Michigan Walter Towler Tecumseh and Jackson Will Dell Ypsilanti John Dunn Tecumseh F. C. Zimmerman Salime William Zimmerman Brooklyn Elaine O. EB. S Eigty John Zick Freedom, Township George W. Cook C. A. Curtiss Jessie Cole Frad Walker Matilda Theurer Ann, Arbor Aaron Walker Marion Rober Walker Erenor Clica Esther Theurer Paul Hieber Freedom American’ Legion Opera House Michael Sage County Seat Thomas Shurtz Toledo Federated Church Cook Grocery Boettmer’s Hall Bridgewater Rentschler School Lodi Township F. E. Cole Elving Ames A. B Cole Jessie Home Furnishings Club Ormond Feldkamp Home Management Club Leo Westphal Charles Hartman Elbert Masur Fred Gross Edna Daisy Galatian William, Westphal A and T Pure Foods Stim Maid Kirk’s Castile Cherry Blossom Japan Livingston Florida Edgar W. Cooley Moner Chicago Pike Saline Mancheser Enterprise Wiedman Auto Co H. Gross & Sons Liberty ‘Theatre Tom MIX ACE OF Stars Syd Chaplin Old Bill Bill Busby Goodyear
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