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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
3
The Saline Observer lists rates for card of thanks resolutions and poems with per line charges, entertainment announcements and personal notices. It notes free publication for obituary and marriage notices and sets annual and short term subscription prices.
Attorney General Harry G. Toy reports August delinquent taxes collected across most counties show sharp gains. He says revived consumer spending and theater crowds indicate economic improvement while building activity remains slow. Toy credits the delinquent tax campaign as a key factor in restoring faith and accelerating real recovery across Michigan.
Omaha report quotes William A. Irwin of Washburn College praising privately owned banks for fostering economic development. He argues banking must balance innovation with the American pattern and warns against rushed centralization, urging preservation of sound principles amid change.
In Springville Utah Mrs Ross Breezoff reports a mother cat and her kittens occupying one half of a nest while a hen sits on her egg in the other half The cat moved in after the hen left to eat and the two sides remained tense for two days before settling into a quiet coexistence with the hen guarding the remaining egg.
In Dalton Georgia Mrs Eid Smith noticed eyes on a kitchen cupboard for weeks. A faint cheep sound revealed a chick hatched in a forgotten egg basket atop the cupboard during hot summer days near Tunnel Hill.
The Graduate School of Banking started in June at Rutgers University under the American Institute of Banking and the American Bankers Association with 220 students from 35 states and DC. It will run three years with annual intakes and 100 $150 loan scholarships.
At the Wash tenaw County Conservation Association meeting on September 10, landowners and a sportsman's organization will discuss the Williamston Plan. Hunters would wear distinguishing badges, follow landowner safety rules, and the association would compensate farmers for any rule violations. The plan, used in Kent County, seeks to curb trespass without hunting fees and may include seed costs covered by sportsmen. Fruits as healthful foods are highlighted with vitamin content and guidance on best sources and cooking effects.
The article notes that cancer of the lip tongue and mouth causes about 4000 U.S. deaths yearly and stresses early recognition. It highlights white spots crusted patches and persistent cold sores as warning signs, irritation from dental issues and thickened areas as potential early cancers, and urges prompt medical examination for any abnormal lip tongue or mouth condition.
A Chicago dog named Spike the brindle bull dog at age 21 gets false teeth from a local dentist after his master Jack Butchet of Hammond orders them. The story ties to a larger note on annual returns from came and resources totaling about 2 billion dollars per the Bureau of Biological Survey.
The Alabama moth, unwelcome in Michigan, feeds on ripe peaches causing spoilage. Entomology at Michigan State College notes adults chew fruit, spreads minimally due to cold, and suggests picking firm fruit and storing it away from moths. It first appeared in Hillsdale County in August, reaching Alger County last year.
Carr is among 53 Michigan football candidates called back for early fall drills. The Saline standout, 6 2 and 190 pounds, was a freshman numerals winner at tackle and played four years at Saline High School under Coach Ray Shaw. Ferris Jennings of Ann Arbor High is the other Washtenaw county candidate on the preferred list, a backfield star and last year’s varsity quarterback. The Pittsford oil well crew reports drilling resumes as they reach about 1400 feet through a hard rock bed. Read the ads and grow wise in the ways to live.
The Federated Church announces a morning worship at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11 15 led by S Y Cotton and Carl Geddes assisting. Mrs Edna House directs the choir with Eileen Martin at the piano. Evening worship at 7 30. Young people meet at 6 30. All are urged to attend and participate.
Morning worship at 10 o clock. Sunday school 11:15 with H. A. Holmes as superintendent. Wednesday evening prayer service. Thursday evening choir practice.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services are held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. All worshippers are invited.
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