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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1930

Page

3

Touring The Townships In Lodi Its Heartland Tour

The tourist visits Lodi townships noting new homes and strong crops. He details farms and residents along Ann Arbor Road from Koselka to Guenther, Lindeman, Manor, Braun, Jackson, Lamparter, the Guenther brothers, Merilake, and the Phelps estate with a private lake. The journey ends as the tourist nears the close of the season.

Lodi Ann Arbor Gunthers Garden Joseph Koselka Jacob Thaerer York Mill William Hall Hall Edward Jedele Mamrow Will Guenther Mr. Guenther Louis Kleinschmidt Mr. Kleinschmidt Edward ‘Weubiing Mr. Neubling Julius Lindeman Pleasant Lake Road John Manor Manor West, Virginia Gustav Lindeman Mr. Lindeman Julius Chris. Braun Ernest Lamparter Lamparter Guenther Brothers Carl Fred Merilake Detroit Fred Phelps

Teachers Institute Ninth District Meets in Detroit

The ninth district teachers institute will be held in Detroit on October 30 and 31 with Saline educators attending. Arthur G. Erickson of Ypsilanti chairs the district covering Oakland St Clair Macomb Monroe and Washtenaw counties. Prominent speakers include Samuel J. Hume John Langdon Davies Dr J Cayce Morrison and Beatrice Emser.

Michigan Detroit Saline Arthur G. Erickson Ypsilanti Oakland St. Clair Macomb Monroe Washtenaw

General Election Notice for Township Officers 1930

General election set for November 4 1930 at the opera house to choose state and county officers including governor lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general state treasurer auditor general and judges. Polls run 7 am to 6 pm with possible one hour noon adjournment per statute. Dated October 11 1930 C F Fitzgerald township clerk.

Opera House Justice of the Supreme Court United States Board of Dr. Fitzgerald Board of Inspectors of Board of Election Inspectors C.F. Fitzgerald

Alfalfa Seed Yield Figures Corrected by MSU

Michigan alfalfa seed totals were corrected by H C Rather of Michigan State College. Reported previously as 250000 bushels certified and 750000 bushels uncertified, the figures are 250000 and 750000 pounds in the respective classes. Michigan now ranks among the top four producers of certified seed.

Michigan H. C Rather Farm Crops Department Michigan State Colllege Department of the College

Village Officials Meet at Ann Arbor Conference

Village officials from the area including Mayor Mark Sugden attended a Municipal League district meeting in Ann Arbor. Topics included volunteer firemen insurance rural fire protection and consolidation of appointive positions along with water department administration and the fifth class city law. Twenty two villages within 25 to 30 miles were invited. It marked the second round table discussion of village problems in the state with Sugden and Alderman Walter Cook among attendees.

Mark Sugden Municipal League Ann Arbor Bay City Sugden Walter Cook

Fur-Laden Cloth Coat Inspires Novel Sleeves

A fashion blurb describes fur trimmed cloth coats with bold collars and innovative sleeves in rich colors. The narrative frames winter wear as a thrilling chapter of style and notes the broader context of presidential responsibility for 128 million people.

Driverless Truck Slips, Scrapes Car in Michigan Street Incident

A Michigan Truck line vehicle rolled uncontrollably after brakes failed, gaining speed toward The Observer office. A staff member narrowly avoided a collision as the truck scraped a car and knocked down an electric light standard, with the incident ending without injury.

Michigan Observer Office Observer

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