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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1921

Page

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Cap tle Improvement Work Shown At Fair

Dairy cattle exhibit from Alpena and Kent counties highlights cow testing and bull association work. An investment under a thousand dollars yields about 32 000 yearly from 800 animals, with high grade Guernseys boosting butterfat production by roughly 1100 pounds annually per member.

Leer Cooperative Bull Association Alpena County Michigan Agricultural College Alpena J. A. Waldron Leer Association Aebans Association Seer Kent County

Michigan Investor reports land sale for fox and Persian sheep farming

Olaf Michelson of Grayling sold 50 000 acres east of Otsego Lake to Dion Geraldine of Chicago. The buyer plans a silver gray fox farm and Persian sheep operation with 200 sheep, 36 pairs of foxes, and periodic government reports, aiming to start fox farming in September and introduce the sheep later.

Olaf Michelsoni Grayling Otsego Lake Dion Gttraldine Chicago Thibet Central Asia Geraldine Michigan

Hubam Clover Expected for Early Harvest This Season

Hubam the new white sweet clover will be ready for harvest unusually early this season per A L Bibbins secretary of the Michigan Crop Improvement association. Most of the crop should be in harvestable condition in September about two weeks earlier than normal. Harvest hinges on seed hulls turning brown and the rest of the seed dough stage as wind risks shattering to mature pods.

A. L. Bibbins Michigan Crop Improvement Association

Epworth League Meets Friday at League Room

The Epworth League holds a regular business meeting Friday evening September 4 in the league room at o clock. A social hour with light refreshments follows. A larger attendance is desired and high school faculty members are especially invited.

Epworth League Racular League Thehigh School

Big Sports Day Delights Saline Town Crowd

The William B. Lutz Post No 322 hosted a full day of events with a grand parade led by George W. Barr and the Tipton band. Hundreds attended ball games, races, parachute drops, vaudeville feats, and an address by Lyle D. Tabor, ending with a Post treasury gain of about $300.

William B. Lutz George W. Barr Tipton Sun Paul Morris Ray Jaeger Irving Tripp Sidney Masten Harvey Norman Jesse Norman Alfred Schmid Louis Schmid Verne Welon Laverne Kazmaier Edith Rose Parisons Blondina DeNike I Spst Muriel Woodbridge Hass Wheisler Morris Lloyd Bartles William Smith H. Heininger Herman Guthard Emer’ Ather George McAllister Charles Wheeler Inaverne Aprill Milan Saline Walter Cook Detroit Lyle D. Tabor Hey Terpsichores Jimmy Louis Hben Holden Post Post Treasury

City Visitors Flock To Clarence Browning Farm For Rest

Seventeen city folk are retreating to the Browning farm west of Portland drawn by Mrs. Browning's Detroit papers advertising the place as a restful retreat with good dinners. Visitors began in June from respectable business ranks and report comfortable rooms and reliable meals. a moving picture writer praised the quiet as ideal for thinking and writing and plans to return next year.

Clarence Browning Portland

Richly Trimmed Suit With Embroidered Fur Detailing

A tall winter suit features a suede like surface with narrow silk braid embroidery. The skirt remains plain while the coat is almost fully covered in ornate embroidery and fur trim.

Christian Science Notes Services Held at Citi gens Bank

Services planned in the Citi gens Bank building with a testimony meeting Wednesday at 8 PM. A cordial invitation is extended to all with Sunday school at 14 AM for pupils under 20.

Citigens Bank

Notice of Payment to G C Townsend by Citizens Bank

Assessments will be paid to G C Townsend at the Citizens Bank. An advertisement in a western paper asks about bound hats for an unmarried lady, amid unclear references to profiteers and a lady in Louisville.

G.C. Townsend Citizens ‘Bank Louisville

Marriage Licenses Report Listing Incomplete Couples

A list of marriage licenses shows multiple individuals from Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Saline Lansing Detroit and surrounding areas with ages ranging from 18 to 55. The fragment includes names such as Sokrat Dasgalos Amosio Panteil Burton Masters Marguerite A Clark Theodora D Demibois Mary E B Blades and others with their partners and home towns.

Chartres P. Riley Lansing Emily Towler Ypsilanti Hillary W. Jefferson Zella M. Waldron Coldwater Rolland W. Dulmage Mary EB. Blades Ann Arbor George Sandemburgh Hazel M. Woodward Same Max W. Coe Miles Helen Button Herman W. Dietz Sarah Morin Detroit Samuel Wiedemann Dexter Carrie Williams Jackson Ralph GO. Rychener Archbold Marion C.hateh Elmer FE. Dahlman Fay A. Davis

To Rent Furnished Room and Bath at 200 Monroe Street

Classified ad notes a furnished room with bath for rent at 200 Monroe Street, unit 5B. Includes also a sale notice for ewes and lambs and mentions Wied man Auto Company with Sinclair gasoline at 21 cents per gallon at E. J. Muir's and Huebler's Garage.

Bath Monroe Street Sinclair E. J. Muir Huebler

Local classified ads list farm and household items for sale

Ottumwa area notices show Wiedman Auto Company selling wagons and equipment while H Neidham, Herman Kohler, and C H Miller & Son offer livestock wool and saddlery. The page also lists pig stock, Holstein cows, coin binders, earthenware, and room rentals with several contact names and phone codes. A Labor Day cameo pin sale and a call to visit Mr E D Covey at the Tavern Hotel appear among mixed offerings and inquiries.

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Cow Testing and Ball Association Ex Kent and Alpena Counties Satmne Savings Bank Federal Reserve Bank Burkhart Bros Martin Fuols Schnebelt’s Jersey Cream Bread America Life Schnebelt Schnebelt's Bakery HUBAM Methodist Church C. P. Bayless Ber Christian Science Notes Sokrat Dasgalos Amosio Panteil Hazen L. Miller Marguerite A. Clark Observer Ewes and Lambs Wiedman Auto Company Delco Lighting Plant George Braun Frank Camburn Poland H. Neidham Mphone Holstein Herman Kohlerx Winder Ie Hendershot Ridh E D. Covey Tavern C.H. Miller & Son Oliver Sulky Nlew Paul Kemmaf South Division Street Milwaukee, McCormick and Deering Herman Heininger C A. Curtiss Emil H. Arnold S. Main Street Ohio Barsain
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