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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1936
Page
10
Stanley Held a 17 year old son of Mr and Mrs John Held of Exeter was injured Wednesday evening when a fork in the hay fell on his right arm. He received first aid at Dr Gray’s office and was sent to Monroe hospital for preventive treatment against lockjaw, according to Carleton Messenger.
The Huron Valley Building and Savings Association announces a public auction of the Hewett mortgage secured lot in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County. The sale takes place November 11 1936 at 10 00 a m at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse to recover 4521 14 dollars plus costs.
Public foreclosure sale announced by Huron Valley Building and Savings Association. Defaulted mortgages originated 1922 1923 1924 1927 by Vernon J McCrumb Helen McCrumb and Frederick Harris Timmerman for properties in Ann Arbor were declared due. Sale set for November 14 1936 at 10:00 a.m. at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse to satisfy principal interest and costs. The property described as the northeast corner of Samuel G. Miller's Addition lot 60 in Ann Arbor.
Omar Rash and Mabel Rash of Ann Arbor mortgaged to Huron Valley Building and Savings Association. Mortgages dated 1925 and 1927, recorded in Washtenaw County, declare sums due totaling 1030.96 dollars plus costs. On November 14, 1936 at 10:00 AM EST, property at Lot 146 KilIns Heights Addition, Ann Arbor, will be sold to cover the debt, interest, and fees, subject to restrictions.
Voters in Washtenaw County Michigan will elect national state and local officers at the Lodi Township Hall on Tuesday November 3 1936. Four proposed amendments to the Michigan constitution will be on the ballot including gun evidence tax changes and income tax distribution. Polls open 7 a m to 6 p m EST with possible hour noon adjournment per rules. Lester Hanson township clerk.
Notice announces a general election in Saline Township Michigan at Hertler Halil for voting on presidential and state offices including president, governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, state senator, and state representative. Four proposed constitutional amendments will appear including weapons seizure evidence rules and tax policy reforms.
The Director of Conservation recommends raccoon trapping rules and the Conservation Commission orders a one year ban north of the north line of T 1 N and west of Saginaw Bay with seasonal openings in November and December, covering Huron County south of the line, effective July 9 1936 with notices published October 8 15 22 29 1936.
The Conservation Commission orders a one year closed season on deer and bear in Leelanau County and the area south of a line from Lake Michigan west of M-46 to M-46 east to its junction with M-37 west of Casnovia then along M-37 to Kent City and Kent County Highway 510 to US 131 at Cedar Springs north along US 131 to M-46 north of Howard City east along M-46 to M-47 west of Saginaw then north along M-47 to Saginaw Bay including Huron County. Signed July 8 1936 by Wayland Osgood Secretary. Oct 22 29 Nov 5 12 1936.
A poem compares rain drops on glass to life and love. It moves from separate drops to mingled ones and beyond, likening them to joys and losses that pass like fleeting breaths and the eventual fall beyond recall. The imagery links heaven sent love to the transience of human bonds.
An Indian mortar several centuries old was unearthed beneath a 300 year old tree in the upper Deschutes basin Oregon near the Wickiup stone knives site from last year. Experts say the finds support that the basin hosted Stone Age tribes. the piece joins other early artifacts and references to native dogs.
The Old Chisholm Trail defined a vast cattle era. Jesse Chisholm, born 1778 in Cherokee country East Tennessee, built trading posts near the South Canadian and Council Grove, later joining the Wichita. He led expeditions that popularized the route to the Washita valley, birthing the famed Old Chisholm Trail.
A quirky baseball tale recounts Joe Jenkins, old Salt Lake catcher, famed for wearing a mouthful of teeth as a second “plate.” In a ninth inning rally against Portland Beavers, Jenkins bites back with a home run to seal a 6 to 5 victory.
Hobart Bosworth began on stage in 1885 and became leading man to Minnie Maddern Fiske Julia Marlowe and Henriette Crosman. He starred in Los Angeles first film The Sultan's Power in 1909, wrote and directed The Sea Wolf, and appeared in Blood Ship Dirigible and Hurricane. His recent films include Fanny Foley Herself Carnival Boat County Fair Phantom Express and The Miracle Man.
The exile of Napoleon gathered four main figures Bertrand Montholon Las Cases and Gourgaud with him. Marchand Capriona and Santini served in smaller roles. The Bonaparte household totaled 51, nine including four children forming the emperor's suite while the rest served as attendants. Sir Hudson Lowe acted as the emperor's guardian on the island.
Michigan State College research assistant C H Jefferson notes converting attics into extra rooms costs about 150 dollars. An attic bedroom, playroom, or study improves insulation and energy efficiency. Suggested dimensions include an attic at least 16 feet wide with two feet of clearance, walls moved in three feet, and a one to one roof slope.
Weather favors ducks and fall gatherings as families plan cider apples and popcorn. J R Duncan of Michigan State College explains how to harvest and store popcorn, aiming for 14 percent moisture, proper maturity, and controlled drying to ensure good popping without scorching.
A call to recycle unwanted items urges readers to bring chairs stoves tables carpets or rugs to the office where a payout is offered for usable pieces. The notice promises that selling through the paper's advertisements can cover a year's subscription and invites readers to frame the ad.
Market and production trends from the National Milk Producers Federation show total dairy product output for the first eight months of this year below last year. Butter substitutes rose modestly while overall butter production fell from 1.169 billion to 1.121 billion pounds, with dry milk products up 88 percent and imports surging. Exports of evaporated and condensed milk dropped, while Michigan Milk Producers Association notes a slight rise in milk output aided by abundant seeds and favorable pasture conditions.
A home furnishings expert from Michigan urges using genuine, attractive accessories to distinguish a room. Gertrude Reis advises three tests: color, usefulness, and beauty of shape. Lamps, vases, and mirrors enhance cheer. practical substitutes may be used sparingly.
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