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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1929
Page
6
The narrator stalks a foe through a swampy backroad then a town square as Locasto and Spitzstein prepare a public brawl. A boxing ring forms in the opera house courtyard with five hundred spectators as Locasto powers a brutal assault before the Jam-wagon accepts a staged, bare-knuckle fight.
Michigan's delegation to the National Boys' and Girls' Club Congress in Chicago runs to 49 champions from 29 counties. The November 30 to December 7 event coincides with the International Livestock and Grain and Hay Show. About half the delegates earned state fair honors. others are prize winners sponsored by fairs and local groups.
Michigan State College specialists urge wooden overcoats for bees as a community measure. Packing cases with insulating material protect hives, with central and southern Michigan seeing better results than unprotected colonies. Northern areas favor wooden cases. windbreaks help when bees move in spring. Orchardists can boost early bee activity by shielding hives from wind. Detroit criminals Stanley Kucsciak and Ignatz Scyzka, convicted of robbery, received a 12 to 15 year sentence at Marquette after a judge’s appeal for a harsher term. An oil company representative sought farm leases in Webster township, with no drilling yet.
Michigan begins herd classification under the Holstein-Friesian Association with four herds inspected and more slated for December. Officials expect improved breed quality and higher value top animals by culling lower grades. December sessions list several farms and meetings for Holstein farmers statewide.
Albion B L Shutts and R R Jenkins run Shutts and Jenkins fruit farm on town edge using ads to lure customers. They invite visits to orchards during harvest and offer delivery on installment basis 4 bushes at a time with storage for fresh fruit. Families place autumn orders for five to ten bushels.
Edward G. Seubert, new president of the Standard of Indiana, announces a vacation plan for 5 600 hourly workers in ten Midwest states, joining 6 000 salaried staff. One week after five years, two weeks after ten. previous administrations had denied vacations to hourly staff as impracticable.
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