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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
4
Small dairy or stock farm available at $85 000 per acre with $3 000 down. Five percent mortgage on a well located property with a new silo granary hen house wind mill apple orchard and other fruits. Includes 23 general cropland and good mail route access.
Property offers 127 acres with a new furnace, a large hip roof barn, hen house, windmill, and an excellent location about one mile from the main line. Price and terms very reasonable.
Property offers 30 acres available at 50 dollars per acre with a small house and barn, some fruit trees, plus 16 additional acres. Located about three miles from Saline. Affordable home option with land features.
Edward d Mur reports a bustling store day with Charles Guyer buying a Quick Meal Oil Store and Wilbur Rundell purchasing a CultiPacker. promotions include Hi Grade Gasoline and Sinclair Kerosene at storage tanks and delivery prices, plus a full Mobiloil line and paints, tools, and home goods.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports May hog losses at South St Paul market reached 651 head weighing about 157 000 pounds killed or dying in yards and transit during a warm spell. Losses could have been cut by cleaner cars lighter loads and frequent spraying in transit and at transfers.
The Saline Observer lists subscription rates including $2.00 per year and six months at $1.00. It notes advertising costs by category, with obituary and marriage notices published free, and urges readers to pay owed subscriptions while referencing sugar beet county concerns about potential spring turmoil.
A plentiful supply of clean water is essential for laying hens and should be kept clean. An illustrated method uses an elevated platform forcing chickens to hop to the water, preventing edge standing and encouraging access.
There is only one way to get ready for immortality and that is to love this life and live it bravely and faithfully and cheerfully as we can. Henry Van Dyke.
Step by step preparations for tender rabbit roasts venison and wild duck with vinegar water bath browning and gravy, plus raisin stuffing and onion carrot enhancements. Includes rabbit with vegetables and cautions on moisture and scorching. ends with a note about luck visiting hard workers.
Andrew Boss of the Minnesota experiment station says fall plowing increases crop success by speeding decomposition of residue, improving soil intake of fall rains, reducing weeds, and cutting spring work. It also prevents crowding and benefits both workers and horses.
Iowa State College farm engineering authorities advise washing harness with warm water and soap, hanging to dry while slightly moist, then rubbing with animal or vegetable oil. They say pure neatsfoot oil best to renew leather softness and flexibility, and warn against mineral oils.
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