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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1926

Page

6

Mineral mixture improves livestock nutrition at USDA Beltsville farm

A recommended mineral feed formula from the US Department of Agriculture Beltsville experiment farm includes steam bone meal lime phosphate and common salt to support bone growth gland secretions and tissue formation. Also reported is a 1926 court order in Washtenaw County for publication in the Seline Observer detailing a chancery case and summons.

United States Department of Agriculture Beltsville Maryland

Buick Announces Thermostatic Circulation Control

The 1927 Buick features thermostatic circulation control that speeds cold starts and trims warming up to under three minutes in all weather. The feature claims a vibrationless engine and smoother drive, presenting the car as the greatest Buick yet built.

Buick

Publication Order in Estate of John W Guenther

Probate Court in Ann Arbor on November 6 1926 orders final account of executor Lee Tescher for the estate of John W Guenther. Hearing set for December 7 at 10am. Copy to be published three weeks in Saline Observer in Washtenaw County.

Jonathan Kersley Levi B. Pratt Sally Jane Ann Foster Catherine Foster Commodore Foster George W. Foster, Jr Lemuel F. Frink Isabel Frink Gilbert S. Vincent Catherine A. Vincent Clement LaFarge Angeline P. LaFarge Charles C. Combs Charles H. Combs Gilbert M. Brown George W. Sample 22Nd Judicial Circuit Washtenaw Benisteel & Laws Seline Claramon L. Pray Bonisteel & Lane Pittsfield Township Washtenay County Michigan Ann Arbor Jay G. Pray John W. Guenther Lee Tescher Saline

Extending Time of Thanks

A civic note argues people focus on discomfort and overlook happiness. It urges five minutes daily to recall thanks, hoping thankful periods grow and worry shrinks. Thanksgiving is a prompt to start daily gratitude, no special skill required.

Almost Ready for Oven wu Plive Garnyara Final Stage

The note indicates the subject is nearing the end of their career with progress toward a final stage. Readable details are limited and no clear dates, organizations, or locations are provided. The fragment suggests an ongoing preparation phase and career culmination.

Wu Plive Garnyara

Harness for Dog Led Sled Team Described

The harness uses rawhide straps with a collar and back straps. A neck to back strap joins a central line leading three to five feet forward to the sled, with dogs attached along a main line. More than three dogs pair up on the main line, the smartest dog serving as leader.

Notable Men Born in January Through History

A list of distinguished figures with January birth dates including Edmund Burke January 1 1730 General Wolfe January 2 1727 Cicero January 3 107 B C Benjamin Franklin January 6 1706 Swedenborg January 29 1685 or 1689 Thomas Paine January 2 1737 Mozart January unknown Burns January 25 1750 Frederick the Great January 24 1712 Francis Bacon January 22 1561 Byron January 22 1785.

Edmund Burke General Wolfe Cicero Benjamin Franken Swedenborg Thomas Paine Mozart Robert Burns Frederick the Great Prussia Francis Bacon Byron

One Word Sermon Explains News Across Compass Points

A century old author links the word news to the four compass directions North East West and South. He notes the word signals intelligence from around the world and urges Nobleness Equity Wisdom and Sobriety as guiding virtues.

Rainfall and water need for crop growth

The article notes that a cultivated plant requires several hundred pounds of water daily to produce one pound of mature matter. It explains that rainfall often exceeds what is needed for best development, with one inch of rain delivering over 100 tons of water to one acre if there is no runoff.

Mildewed Leather Care and Cabbage Related Plants

The article advises drying and ventilating leather to prevent mildew and washing mildewed items with soap and warm water. It lists cultivated cabbages and related greens including Brussels sprouts kohlrabi collards kale and turnips and notes crucifer plants may share diseases and control methods.

Farm Industry Has Heavy Tax Burdens

A Michigan State College report cites R Wayne Newton showing farming and mining firms pay the highest tax rates on net income in 1924 and for the three years before 1925. Farming corporations taxed at 3.1 percent of gross income when profitable and 3.8 percent when not. The report criticizes reliance on property taxes for agriculture and notes tax fairness depends on capital values rather than current income. The Liner Columns.

R. Wayne Newton Michigan State College Newton Successulul

East Michigan Visitors Praise Local Hospitality

Tourists from other states report excellent treatment from Hast Michigan residents during summer visits and vow to return next year. The East Michigan Tourist Association surveys out-of-state guests, noting cordial hospitality as a standout factor alongside the region’s natural recreational appeal.

Hast Michigan East, Michigan East Michigan

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