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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1927
Page
4
The Saline Observer notes Michigan's updated traffic law will make reckless driving easier to prove. It bars excuses like “I was not driving over thirty five” and imposes harsher penalties. Drivers are urged to keep brakes in good condition and drive with judgment rather than haste.
Michigan’s new criminal code, set to take effect in September, tightens penalties, limits retrials, and expands judge comment rights. It requires life terms for repeat offenders and changes jury size for verdicts, aligning with New York’s Baume’s law and backing from Governor Green.
State parks in Michigan expand access to lakes and dunes for recreation. Hoffmaster notes 57 sites exist with 48 open to visitors, drawing hundreds of thousands yearly for camping, swimming, hiking, picnicking, and boating across Great Lakes and inland waters.
Twenty four hours after a First National Bank hold up in Kingston Oklahoma Charles Ross of Tulsa and Joe Leonard of Kansas City were sent to the state penitentiary to serve 250 years. They were captured an hour after the robbery and pleaded guilty. All but 500 of the 3000 dollars taken were recovered.
I Z Russell of the USDA swine unit says grass is the cheapest hog feed and alfalfa best for pasture with red clover close behind. Many temporary pastures such as rye, rape, soybeans, cowpeas, and oats help when permanent pastures aren’t possible. Hogs on pasture save manure while hogs in dry lots waste some.
The piece proclaims a code for sportsmen emphasizing humane conduct, lawful behavior, respect for farmers, and conservation. It urges leaving game in covers, opposing wasteful killing for trophies, and studying game biology, while calling for timely cemetery dues payments.
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