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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1948
Page
2
Editor notes rising clash over farm price supports as inflation politics loom. Economists say subsidies mask farmer economics while surpluses threaten broader prices. farmers face uncertainty amid war-time policy roots and calls for flexible supports before year end.
News notes from Saline and surrounding towns report vacationing families in Traverse City and visitors at St. Joseph Mercy in Ann Arbor. Cannery activity at Saline Valley Farms peaks at 1 995 cans in a day as locals plan a first annual Ham mond picnic. A fall farewell sermon for Rev. Crosby, a Hastings tailors trip, and various injuries and illnesses are noted alongside school absences and store sales.
September 9 1903 round up notes report showers telephone service changes at S H L Moore residence visits by Jacob Lutz with Canadian niece, EF W Schroen buys new rubber tired survey, George Steidle at State Fair Pontiac, third degree work at Masonic temple next week, Fred Layher moves into Chris Burkhart house, plum crop strong at 25 cents per bushel in places, Whissle Haussle block nearing completion, Columbia Phonograph Co to send catalogs and harvest festival October 7, Mrs EL A Glaesier in Detroit buying millinery, Mrs Marcena Bassett dies at 91, Emanuel Cook auction Sept 21, new machinery in elevator aiding grain handling, apple crop six tenths of average with poor regional yields.
A World War II era column extols French resilience after repeated invasions. It argues France rebounded from ruins and shell holes, praising agricultural recovery and postwar prosperity as aiding American security and trade, ending with enthusiastic support for ally prosperity.
Heat wave advice encourages future-focused saving with the United States Savings Bonds payroll plan. Sign once on the card and let the employer handle the rest. Three dollars saved yields four dollars in 108 years, according to a Treasury Department liner.
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