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Saline Observer in Saline, Michigan

04 Oct 1951

Page 8

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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1951

Page

8

Fair Is Great Winners Highlight Local Fair Ribbons

Readers learn the many prizewinners across divisions at the Fair Is Great event. Elsie Berglund and several entrants won jellies. sewing, floriculture, hobby, antique, and soap box derby prizes are listed with multiple names. The Rotary float won in the merchants parade. The notice apologizes for unlisted winners.

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Elsie Berglund Lewis Ernst Alton ‘Wahl Cora Marshall B. Hack Cora Finkbeiner Ruth Lutz Phyllis Gilbert Rose Anderson Mildred Collins Frieda Braun Jean Osterhout Maxine Ross Dale Armstrong Clarence Fritz Margarite Stull Karl Lutz Leland Dicks Mary Bredernitz A. R. Burkhart Alton Wahl Cora Mueller L. G. Boettner Alwin Gross Adolph Stier Je Vern Osterhout Herman Rentschler Fred Phelps H. F. Howeisen George Malenczak Helen Gross Orman Haas Mildred Ernst Nora Bixby Richard Weisenreder Rosanne Cambrum Adolph Stierle Jean Taylor Richard Cole Marvin Raus Ruth Stull James Harwood Judy Blystone Susanne Foster John Reveling Carol. Brown Alfred Gross Arthur ‘Harris Sam Lambarth Ann Elizabeth Friend Rodney Hoeft Sharon Sackett Kenneth Martin Anita Larson Joseph Burgess Danny Larson Jim Knight
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Congress Is Quoting Weekly Newspapers Continued

A discussion on how to handle classified information and the press compares wartime voluntary codes to current government directed news. The piece argues censorship expands government power over media and cites the Miami Herald urging to keep the Kremlin in Moscow.

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Congress United States Miami Mherald Kremlin Moscow
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Artificial Breeders Plan Open House

The Michigan Artificial Breeders Corporation at East Lansing will hold an open house at its State Headquarters on Thursday October 11 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dairymen are urged to attend.

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Michigan Artificial Breeders Corporation East Lansing
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Engagement Announced by Samaria A B A and Maybee ABA

Directors urge members to plan with former neighbors for upcoming event in Monroe County. Carloads of dairymen expected to attend to see proved bulls, bull barn, breeding shed and laboratories. Dr Fr ank Thorp and Dr James Williams to display reproductive tracts. Free coffee and milk from MABC. box lunches recommended.

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Samaria A B Monroe County Frank Thorp James Williams Veterinary School MABC
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The Backbone of American Journalism

Senator Homer Ferguson extols country weeklies as journalism’s backbone praising their grass roots reporting. He notes daily papers miss the personalized significance of events while weeklies offer real-world context and timely insights.

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Homer Ferguson American Press
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Editor Avba Moulton’s Caring Legacy in Small Town Press

The passage honors Avba Moulton, a long time country editor and publisher, noting his decades of service, influence, and character. It contrasts hard weekly newspaper work with the enduring trust and guidance he provided to his community and readers. The piece lauds his empathy, discipline, and contributions to civic life.

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Stanley Banyon Benton Harbor News-Palladium Arba Moulton Decatur Republican Moulton Avba Moulton America
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Remember When Ring Up And Ring Off Were Cranks

The article notes old telephone slang for dialing by crank method. It explains users had to ring the central office to start and end calls. Improvements reduced crank use, with only about 9 percent of Bell rural customers still turning a crank to reach the operator.

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Central Bell
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Patricia Ann Swanson Guernsey Saline Valley Farms Cooperative, Inc Widmayer’s Furniture Store Manchester, Mich Kahn Terry Worden Burkhart Saline, Mich Mellencamp Hart Schaffner & Marx Sharkskin Nellene Ypsilanti Oxl
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