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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
4
Public notice outlines pricing for class ads including banks six cents per line poetry five cents per line entertainment announcements six cents per line minimum 25 cents and notes ads benefiting individuals or businesses charged at regular rates.
A veteran columnist warns merchants about collection agencies. He argues they can waste capital, add fictitious charges, and leave the merchant deeper in debt. The advice is to discard such firms, tighten credit, and avoid signing contracts with racketeers.
Michigan farmers will vote October 26 on whether the corn hog production adjustment plan should continue. The nationwide vote includes non signers and will determine future crop adjustment policy. Contracts expire November 30 1935 and adjustment payments in Michigan totaled 3 408 531 for 1934 35 with many counties receiving sums over 50 000.
Twelfth grade notes six week tests in government physics chemistry and public speaking while mentioning World Series fun. Eleventh grade reflects on tests and study, with references to history and literature readings and a Scholastic magazine. Ninth and seventh grades note three day week due to Teachers Institute and a swing accident. Girls Glee Club performed at a Methodist church on Sunday night.
Saline Michigan council met in the chamber with Mayor Sugden presiding. Actions include adopting a cemetery lot care contract, authorizing water and sewer line extensions with material and labor costs, and approving bonds for Co. BE. Alpert. Several bills were read and approved after clerks’ readings. Local notes report remarkable sweet potato harvest near Plymouth road and a schoolhouse theft incident in Cement City with minor losses.
Macon residents report moves and visits including Melvin Pratt family relocation to Britton and Elwyn Bugbee visiting in Detroit. Community updates cover church notices, graduates, and a timber wolf sighting in Brighton township alongside a formal probate notices meeting for claims against Charles F. Unterkircher in Saline Mi.
Four months from October 9 1935 are allowed for creditors to file claims against the estate of Robin M. Kearney deceased. Claims must be presented to the Probate Court in Ann Arbor by February 11 1936 and will be heard on February 11 1936 at ten o’clock in the forenoon. Judge Jay G. Pray of Probate dated October 9 1935.
The Conservation Commission directs a one year ban on trapping raccoon in the lower peninsula north of the north line of T 16 N and west of Saginaw Bay with short exceptions from November 15 to December 15 and December 1 to December 15 for other zones. Signed July 10 1935 by Director P J Hoffmaster and officials. Public notices appear Oct 10 17 24 1935.
Morning worship at 10 o clock Sunday school at 11 15 with H A Holmes superintendent Epworth Leagues senior and junior 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 80 Wednesday evening 7 30 prayer service Thursday choir practice
Morning worship at 10 oclock and 11 15 Sunday school with Y Cott on sup erintendent Carl Geddes assist ant and Mrs Reuben Rogers chorister Eileen Martin pianist 6 30 p m young people meet 7 30 worship Mil an area crop outlook notes blight hit the sugar beet crop late in sum mer but estimates say the Mil an territory will yield the largest crop in the history with shipments started last week and daily tonnage to rise as factory capacity allows ideal early season weather boosted prospects but late summer rains and wet weather caused some damage Milan Leader.
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