Market Quotes From Local Trading Day
Hog prices at 10 cents with calves at 14 to 16 cents. Wheat at 1 dollar 41 cents per bushel. Oats 50 cents, corn 1 dollar 12 cents, rye 1 dollar 5 cents per bushel. Eyes 42 cents per bushel.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1928
Page
2
Hog prices at 10 cents with calves at 14 to 16 cents. Wheat at 1 dollar 41 cents per bushel. Oats 50 cents, corn 1 dollar 12 cents, rye 1 dollar 5 cents per bushel. Eyes 42 cents per bushel.
Parker and Carlton Murray traveled to Detroit with stock on Monday. Hattie Murray visited her son Parker Murray’s home Tuesday. Henry Murray broke an arm Friday while cranking a Ford. Several families attended funerals in Ann Arbor and Milan, including Harold Schroen and Mrs Adelaide Van Vailkenburg, with multiple relatives present.
Alfred Acton in the Judd district obtains a new radio. Several district residents visited friends in nearby towns including Detroit and Ann Arbor. A humorous note on weather and corn harvesting ends with a Brooklyn Exponent quip about aging writers and blacklists.
Harold Boice and Harold Kutler attend illness and injury updates among Wayne and Saline residents. The Gleason P T A meets at Leon Vealey’s home in October. Neighbors visit kin in Adrian Ypsilanti Milan Tecumseh and Monroe, with multiple gatherings at Stilts Johns ton Pockl ington and Kudler Vealey households.
The Adrian branch of the American Automobile Association urges a northern loop to Los Angeles via South Bend Joliet Cedar Rapids Council Bluffs Omaha Denver Santa Fe Albuquerque San Bernardino. The group notes Iowa gaps are improved and Nebraska roads exceed Kansas in quality.
Hammond District residents and guests from Owosso Mackinaw City and beyond spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends in Tecumseh Bronson Belleville Milan Ann Arbor and Detroit. Names include Donald Stimpson Raymond Girbach Andrew Girbach Hovey Needham William Deem Dora Gilbert Julia Gordon Ellen Collins and many others. Football fans Gilbert Rex and Daisy Gleason attended the Ohio Wesleyan Michigan game in Ann Arbor Saturday afternoon.
The P T A met Monday night October 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Sebastian Finkbeiner. The program included a vocal solo Dreaming Moon by Mrs Clarence Carr a play Managing a Husband by Marion and Elen Girbach Rubena and Doris Finkbeiner a recitation Sorry Hostess by Elen Girbach a history of the 4 H Club and readings from Edgar Guest by Mr Hagen Refreshments followed and the group planned to meet next month at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Cornish.
The township of Lodi in Washtenaw County Michigan will hold a general election on Tuesday November 6 1928 at the Town Hall. Voters will elect federal state and local officers including President Governor and U S Senator with polls open 7 am to 5 pm unless adjourned to noon by the election inspectors. Herman Gensley Township Clerk.
State of Michigan Ingham County conservation order issued September 7 1927 making mink closed season until March 1 1929 is rescinded. Signed September 7 1928 by George R Hogarth director and commission officials. Also Saline Observer publication order in Washtenaw County chancery case Marie Louise King vs Carlos King with appearance deadline and notice dates August 31 to October 11.
Dr L P Bailey of McBride Michigan endorses San Yak Kidney Pills for kidney health and body renewal. He claims it treats hypertension dizziness and rheumatic conditions while aiding diabetics. Sold by O C Wheele.
The kind expressions of sympathy from our friends and neighbors are gratefully acknowledged with appreciation.
Mrs and Mrs Oliver Gitekunst appear in the liner column notes. The item records social guests and family gatherings with brief mentions of names and placements.
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