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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1931
Page
8
Michigan State College announces 22 short courses for diverse professions including greenkeepers beekeepers and pickle packers. Courses run 16 weeks annually for general agriculture and three days for specific trades with openings in late 1931 and 1932. Most students are Michigan residents with some from other states.
Anthony York, a 92 year old Romulus Michigan resident, pleaded guilty to entering the Clintonian garage in daytime with intent to steal. Judge Rathbun sentenced him to one to five years in Jackson prison with no recommendation, noting a 1928 larceny conviction and parole history in Berrien County.
Local residents and friends visited family and neighbors across Michigan towns including Lansing Ann Arbor Detroit Onsted Waldron Blissfield Adrian Jackson Hillsdale and Chelsea. Guests included Mr and Mrs E W Payne John Norin Fay Bilby Roy Smith Crittenden Howell Bigelow Nash and many others.
The Laval Briand Berlin talks produced a mixed commission to pool Franco German economic activities. It aims to fight the crisis with consultative cooperation across finance industry shipping and aviation and to avoid tariff increases while seeking new markets.
The piece highlights a county boy's winning essay toward a national show. It notes other items about railroad staffing policies, veteran Maj. Gen. Lassiter and public notices, plus a long feature on dairy plant operations and modernization in milk production.
Muriel Dundas of Michigan State College advocates canning fowls to repurpose low producers in farm flocks. The guide details cleaning and packing steps for chicken and giblets, including salt levels and pressure canning times, plus a brief note on a local railway station theft investigated by Agent Ballard.
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