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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1955
Page
2
The Saline Observer from Saline Michigan lists publication schedule and post office status. It lists subscription rates of 3.00 yearly in Michigan and 3.50 outside, with advance payment requirements and multi year options. Advertising deadlines and rates are provided with specific copy times.
The United States faces a five billion dollar farm surplus debated since the 1930s. Critics clash over parity and subsidies while plans from Brannan to Eastland seek cheaper food or broader price supports. Benson travels to Europe to push surplus program ideas and sales.
Des Moines Indiana resident Mrs Tony Rand says her pet cocker Pepper helps in gardening by rooting out weeds with his paws. She notes Pepper targets weeds when pointed out, aiding yard work.
Hoover Ball and Bearing Company shareholders approve exchange of shares to acquire Universal Die Casting & Manufacturing Corporation. Over 79 percent of Hoover shares vote in favor. 85 percent present. Board names Clifford H Simmons and William L Brittain to board. C W Lighthall becomes Chairman. Simmons president. Brittain executive VP.
The column notes local events around Saline including excavation work at Fred Henne's new dwelling with Dr. H S Townsend of Buffalo visiting, C R Parsons returning from Montana with 1800 sheep, Miss Morse visiting relatives, neighbors bidding farewell to Rev and Mrs McConnell, W J Hauser moving to Jackson, Arthur Wood Jr rumored to take over Nissly Clothing Co., and the Cleveland Ladies Orchestra concert on November 23 with a new organizing committee listed.
Ann Arbor Drain Commissioner John Flook urges county control over all storm drains from approval to inspection. He cites poor materials and engineering, and says the county should know locations and history for proper long term maintenance, with developers bearing initial responsibility.
A study shows most Indiana farmers plant corn at most twice, some only once. North Carolina manufacturing averages $1.25 per hour, versus 42 cents in 1939.
A brief catchy line touts a fast acting device or feature claimed to enhance driving safety. The note signals focus on quick effectiveness and safety benefits for motorists without detailing specifics or technical claims.
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