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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1920

Page

5

Local notices from Saline and surrounding towns

A long list of social visits and movements across Saline, Milan, Ann Arbor, Dexter, Ypsilanti, Clinton, Manchester, Windsor, and nearby towns. Residents travel for family, hosting guests, and attending events including a Detroit trip, Kalamazoo schooling, and visits to relatives. A public notice discusses voter registration rules for fall elections. The Chelsea Tribune notes local cinema and fair coverage, with a death obituary for Ernest Elsasser and a Bridgewater bank financial statement highlight.

Fred Douglas Milan K. B. Simmons Jennie Rhodes Ann Arbor HW. Cook Grover Gillen Mary Wolf J. C. Wilson Toledo Friis Christ Braun Esther A. A. Albertson Medina Ohio D. B. Mattison Martin Fucss Angus Beatton Detroit Carol Hildner Kalamazoo Howard Helen Dailey John Collins Ypsilanti Saline Katherine Wheeler Bred. Gross Minnie Buckman Edward Every Brooklyn C. D. Carr Manchester Fred Feldkamp E. H. Cook Dexter William, Finkbeiner Elton Gooding Spencer New York Theodore

Telephone Rates Hike Planned by Local Company

The company announces to subscribers it will seek Public Utilities Commission approval to raise telephone rates citing higher material and labor costs, scarcity of workers, and stagnant revenue over 17 years since 1903. It notes only one prior increase in 1918 and promises detailed facts to follow next week in the Observer.

Public Utilities Commission the Observer

Secretary Urges Sheep Killing Laws to Governors

Secretary Houston asks twenty state governors to push stronger laws curbing dog damage to sheep. He cites rising sheep numbers and farmer losses, urging enactment of effective dog control statutes as states consider legislation.

Secretary of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture Houston United States Arkansas Delaware Florida Georgia Indiana Iowa Kansas Louisiana Maryland Minnesota Mississippi Missouri New Hampshire North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin

Feed Troughs Keep Pigs Sharing Properly

Young pigs should be fed so each animal gets its share. The simplest method is a properly constructed feed trough that prevents pecking and keeps pigs from crowding.

United States Department of Agriculture

System of Sheep Farming Balances Wool and Mutton

A continuous successful sheep system cannot ignore wool or mutton. In many cases both products deserve equal consideration, while in others one may be emphasized based on conditions, management, and marketing.

United States Department of Agriculture

Best Time for Sowing Rape and Fall Lamb Turnover

Farmers are advised that sowing rape at the last cultivation of corn yields good results. Lambs can be turned into the cornfield in autumn to feed on the lower leaves of corn and rape, making excellent gains.

United States Department of Agriculture

Selling unused items via Amer column ads

Readable text urges listing unwanted household items in the Amer column to attract buyers and turn idle goods into cash. It suggests advertisements as a quick way to sell and earn money.

Amer

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