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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1923
Page
6
Officers responding to a photo call at about 11 p m found Robert Fuller age 42 of 301 North Park street intoxicated and suspended. He was jailed overnight and released this morning after declaring a will to live and returning home. Fuller is employed at the Michigan Ladder Company and is married.
An eastbound Grevieland Express from Adrian collided with a northbound truck at an Ann Arbor railroad crossing. The crash spilled chickens as bystanders from Latine gathered the flock then took birds before returning to a site for a feast. a farm owner warns no hunting on his land.
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds a service in the hall over the Cross Bank Sunisy. A testimonial meeting Wednesday at 7 50. A Sunday school initiates pupils under 20 after the morning service. They say beauty is only skin but why rub it in.
The article recalls the first Thanksgiving celebrated by the Pilgrims about three hundred years ago and describes the grand feasting with venison turkey and Indian dishes. It traces the holiday’s development from early regional observances to Lincoln’s 1864 proclamation establishing a fixed national date.
Prominent officials at Michigan Agricultural College showcased excavation skills during Excavaion Week, President Robert S. Shaw leading the effort. Obituaries note Hawley of Summit Township, pioneer in spraying fruit culture, while James Alexander Taylor seeks naturalization after 40 years in Kalamazoo politics. University of Michigan reflects alumnae totals, and a range of local reports cover road building, county projects, and hunting-related incidents.
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