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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1929
Page
8
An advertisement lists cheap signs available from The Observer for ten cents each and twenty five cent items. It covers warnings and notices like No Hunting, No Trespassing, Not Responsible for Loss, Rooms for Tourists, Road Closed, and other sale signs for various goods. It ends with a political jab about taxes from the Ion ia News.
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee pressed inquiries into Washington lobbying. Witnesses from the tariff and beet sugar sectors disclosed lobbying roles, salaries, and spending while clashes over information hindered tariff bill progress.
Prime Minister MacDonald, after visiting New York and Niagara Falls, was welcomed in Toronto by Lieut. Gov. Ross. He urged the American Federation of Labor to assist disarmament and peace efforts as tensions with China and Afghanistan are discussed. Madame Curie visits America amid health concerns.
Harold Cray and Hilgin Turner brought to this office on Monday the remains of a skeleton buried on the Levi Woolston farm northeast of the village. The bones, possibly an Indian brave of the Pottawatomie tribe, include skull, jaw, clavicle, vertebrae, limbs, and pelvis. Artifacts such as clam shells and a clay kettle were found. the report quotes the J. Adams Advocate on the tale the bones might tell.
Washtenaw County 4-H members represented at the National Dairy Show in St Louis last week led by Arthur Hagen. Leo Ziegler won Holstein calf club top honor earning a trip funded by the county association. The Washtenaw herd, including Edmund Shuart and Dorothy Zimmerman, placed as leading exhibitors with several calves placing in top heats. The group, led by 4-H club members and local Ag leaders, earned second place among 19 states with individual calf awards across multiple classes.
The Pleasant Lake road through Sharon Freedom and Lodi handles much traffic between Manchester and Ann Arbor. It is a fine graveled route and will see more use next year during Mil between Manchester and Saline construction. It is also somewhat shorter than the Saline Manchester Enterprise path.
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