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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1926
Page
4
Obituary and marriage notices are published free of charge. Card of Thanks and resolutions of condolence appear under paid advertising. Poetry and announcements priced by word or line, with rates listed on application.
Michigan Foods for Michigan People Amonos of the communication con cerning the actions of Saline's row dies, it is just about time the village posts a reward to be paid for the ar rest and conviction of all and sundry who feel that they are a "law unto themselves, privileged by divine right to disgrace the village, themselves, and their parents whenever they take a notion. They miake race 'courses of the paved streets, annoy 'tourists and others at the camp, and raise hall generally, and get away with it for two reasons-either because they patettrate their demistry at unseasonable hours of the night, or they hide be hind decent parents whom it would grieve to know their offspring were up to such actions. The time has ev idently arrived when it is a case of the village officials running Latino or handing over all within the corporate limits to a bunch of hoodlums old enough to have some sense but who seem proud to flaunt their lack of it.
A father's confidant counsel urges his son to work hard in any job from digging to teaching. He warns against overworking only late and emphasizes that steady labor brings appetite, restful sleep, and meaningful holidays. He warns against idleness, praising the rewards of diligence and self-fulfillment.
Keep to the right and ensure the way is clear before passing. Signal to following drivers when stopping or turning. The left turn is the most dangerous. Maintain right of way with clear front and back. Focus headlights and avoid glare. Observe speed laws and keep brakes in good order. On slippery roads use brakes with clutch held in. Ensure proper tire equipment and brake action. Balloons help brake action. flexible tires improve road contact.
Column offers meatless options and health tips for workers. It praises non fried foods, thinly sliced beef or pork, quick pan frying, and a waterless cooker or pressure cooker. It suggests cooking multiple foods together, preserving meat juices for gravy, and avoiding white bread. It promotes improved digestion and steadier nerves through this diet.
Thirty years ago the town discussed political odds of sixteen to one for a single job. Mrs EB Osborn visits Mrs Kate Weiennett. Washtenaw Mutual Fire Insurance charges 3.00 per thousand for protection. Henry Williams leaves for Kalamazoo College for teaching. Mrs Fred Woelper receives from the Maccabee order a 1000 dollar policy. J W Hull and Alfred Daniels ship peaches from Milan. Frustrated express service forces eight mile trips to ship goods despite home railroad. German day at Ann Arbor draws mixed paper mentions Saline band but Saline denies having a band since before the Spanish American War. unlikely to have one before 1900.
Ted Schafble zipped 343 miles round trip to Grand Rapids in eight hours with no punctures or trouble. Frank Cammet from Gratiot county buys a 100 acre farm west of town and will take possession March 15. Several residents return from trips to Colorado and Montana and other local social updates are noted along with civic reminders about voting.
An editorial urges all Michigan citizens to vote in the upcoming primary on Tuesday September 14 to defeat apathy and defend democracy. It argues the danger lies in abstaining from the polls and emphasizes the campaign has narrowed to two candidates with a clear choice for good government.
A majority vote for governor will be registered for the first time in Michigan since the adoption of the primary. Be sure that your vote is counted. Tuesday, September 14th.
A basic method uses caustic soda or potash for dehorning calves at 7 to 10 days old when the horn buds are loosely attached. Clip hair, ground the horns, apply Vaseline to protect surrounding skin, and handle caustic sticks with care by moistening the exposed end and rubbing the horn buttons.
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