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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1926

Page

2

Social notes from Milan and neighborhood include visitors

Central York reports Mrs Langstaff visiting Mrs Leslie Bailey and others as families host relatives from Detroit and Milan. A special P T A meeting was held at Oak Grove school. Mrs McKissick, 70, died and funeral at Milan Baptist church. Several locals visited Cassius Debenham and Murray households, with numerous trips to Ann Arbor Toledo and Superior township.

Langstaff Leslie Bailey Fred Ricket Detroit Louis Blum Dettroit Oak Grove John Gooding Wirt LeBaron Milan George Richards Karl, Richards George Thearer Marion Mary Murray Superior Township Hattie Murray Beulah Richards William Kelsey John” Gooding Frank _ Jackson Andrew Jackson Ann Arbor Murray Home Clarence Johnson Jane Bailey Henry Halli Toledo Fred Finch Finch Parker Murray

Local Meeting Adjourned After Social and Supper

Mr Gordon and Mr and Mrs Sebastian Fink Beiner with Mr and Mrs Otto Hartson attended the gathering. The meeting was adjourned after a fine supper was served. Additional correspondence is noted on pages three and six.

Gordon Sebastian Finkbeiner Otto Hartson

Farm Tax Figuers Sought By Michigan State College

The Michigan State College department of agricultural economics mails 80 000 questionnaires to farm owners statewide to determine the ratio between farm earnings and assessed valuations. R Wyne Newton says responses will determine the earning power to value ratio for rural districts with help from the U S Department of Agriculture divisions. Mailing began October 1.

Michigan Department of Agricultural Economics Michigan State College R.wyne Newton M.S. C. Economics Department

Local Hammond Social Roundup and School Event Notice

Multiple Hammond district residents are listed visiting, hosting, and attending events around Hillsdale and Ypsilanti including fairs, gatherings at Cornish and Hammond homes, and visits from Detroit and Dundee. A necktie social at Rollo Nelson’s for Hammond school is announced, with about 80 attending the PAT.A meeting at Andrew Girbach’s home.

John “Young Ann Arbor Harold ‘Hammond Wilbur Cornish E. B. Dibble Helloway Hovey Needham’s Minnie Hammond Lucille Ellis J. N. Lewis Detroit Ralph Hammond Ida Mehler Britton George ‘Helzerman Loretta Henry Helzerman Ypsilanti R.J. Dunn John McGraw Romulus Hen Collins Hazel Gordon David Ella Monroe Will Martin Manchester Elmer Stimpson Hovey Needham David Gordon Glenn Gordon C. W. Gauntlett Ridge Road George Stoll Lorenzo Elliot Ann Arbor Myrtle Boettger Belleville Lena Gordon Rollo Nelson Hammond School Alberti Custer Harold Mildred Silky Dundee Ray Frisbee and Son Joseph Kessler Harry Schont Cleveland B. M Gilbert Andrew Girbach Homie Sweet Rubena Doris Finkbeiner Geral_dine Hanson Muriel Woodbridge Bessie Collins

National Dairy Exposition Aims to Improve Home Life on Farm

The twentieth annual National Dairy Exposition kicks off at the Michigan State fairgrounds in the women's building. Edith M. Wagar leads the farm women's division announcing exhibits on profitable dairy heads buying modern appliances, a health and food show led by Dr. McCollum, and daily lectures demonstrations and entertainment. Prominent speakers include Kenyon Butterfield, Foe McCollum, and Mrs. Miles Oper of Farm Women of Ontario, with special provisions for youth to enable women to tour the exhibits.

Edith M. Wagar Michigan State Fair Grounds John Hopkins “University

Trio of famed cows headed for Detroit

Brownie and Lucy, celebrated Brade dairy cows, travel to the National Dairy Exposition at Michigan fairgrounds October 6 to 13. They belong to an elite milk producers association. Brownie, a grade Ayrshire owned by Robert Cripps in Camden Maine, holds a 20,149 pounds milk and 891 pounds butterfat single‑year record. Lucy, a grade Holstein Friesian owned by Ole Larson in Burt, Minnesota, posted 800 8 pounds butterfat in 166 days this year.

Brownie Lucy Michigan — Fairgrounds Association Camden Maine Ole. Larson, Burt Num Minnésota

Dairy cow stars join Brownie Lucy at Exposition

Larson met Cripps and his famed cow at the Daily Show Exposition in Indianapolis last year promising Brownie a meeting with Lucy in Detroit. J H Burnett announces a surprise for Brownie and Lucy as Short Horns a grade Jersey dairy cow from Antrim Michigan finishes a year test with over 20000 pounds milk and 800 pounds butter fat and heads to the Dairy Exposition.

Larson Cripps Indianapolis Lucy Detroit J. H. Burnett Antrim Michigan

Foley Pills Diuretic Promotes Health in Adverts

Mrs. Wint C Fischer of Louisville Kentucky praises Foley Pills diuretic stimulant for kidneys and ongoing use over 25 years. The ad claims the medicine provides cleansing flow and reliable health benefits, urging readers to try them via Wheeler's Pharmacy.

Wint C. Fischer Woodbourne Ave Louisville Foley Wheeler’s Pharmacy

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