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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1926
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists subscription prices and ad policies noting 1.50 yearly, 5 cent single copies, eight months 1.00, four months 0.50, two months 0.25, and poetry or personal notices priced per word. Obituary and marriage notices are published free, with other notices and ads charged at standard rates.
In the Dundee Reporter the author reflects on American citizenship and contrasts life in the United States with Europe. It cites Secretary Hoover praising postwar recovery, higher real wages, reduced poverty, and rising wealth, while noting agriculture lags but is improving and that further steps will close the gap.
A committee led by Dr. Dennis Dawe of Monroe will draft a wholly new tuberculosis code for the Michigan legislature to address hospitalization of early cases and distinguish chronic and dangerous communicable disease from acute forms. The group includes Dr. R. D. Thompson and Willis Brewer.
Eighty rural teachers and county workers met at the Cham ber of Commerce Inn in Ann Arbor for a zone luncheon and meeting. W C Hoppes and Mildred Robison led the program outlining the year’s work while Eva Griffith directed a song fest from the leadership group. Suggestions and admin notes on funding and supervision were discussed with county officials urged to clarify procedures. A Studebaker coupe owned by Harold Lloyd burned near town after a short circuit, with bystanders reporting flames. chemical safety tips on oil fires and butter residue handling were also given. Mrs Israel Ferris died Friday from mushroom poisoning and her husband is seriously ill but may recover in coming days.
Thirty years ago W F Larzelere and wife moved to Ann Arbor. Rev W T Wallace appointed M E pastor. Sept 16 a Rouse family gathering at Mary Parsons home surprised the youngest Rouse. D A Townsend teaches at Wood school Lodi. Adam Stang hosts his Cleveland brother. Mrs J A Bartlett visits from Celina Ohio. Eva Davenport and H Davenport rent Warner house. Deputy Sheriff Fred Jerry helps move Walsh house occupants.
Fifteen years ago residents report on Detroit visits and new Maple Avenue dwellings. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Rowe Jr. Fred Gross is noted as a local figure. Darius B. Wheeler, Civil War veteran, dies at his Lewis Street home. potatoes price rises to $1.50 per bushel. A jolly surprise birthday for Fred Burkhart. Mrs. Cora Donaldson Clark dies in Birmingham Georgia.
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