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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1929
Page
6
A collection of satirical musings on stowaway deterrence, professor salaries, a poet’s quote about learning, Democrats in Virginia, Hoover’s crime commission, jazz on radio orchestras, and Russian tensions with China. The piece weaves critique across politics, education, media, and international affairs.
The Michigan Conservation Commission orders the pheasant hunting season from October 25 to October 31, 1929, in Standard Time. Signed September 6, 1929, by Director George R. Hogarth and officials Wm. H. Loutit and Ray E. Cotton, with dates noted September 1926 and October 3, 1929.
The Conservation Commission rescinds the April 5 1929 order prohibiting trolling for fish from certain gas powered boats on inland Michigan lakes for one year from May 1 1929. Authority Act 230 P A 1925. Dated Lansing August 16 1929. Ray H E Cotton Secretary.
State wildlife commission orders a one year ban on hunting raccoon in the Upper Peninsula and most of the Lower Peninsula. Open season dates apply only in the Lower Peninsula with specific trapping windows north of Saginaw Bay and east of it. The order is dated August 16 1929 and signed by Chairman Wm H Loutit and Secretary Ray E B Cotton.
An advertisement touts San Yak pills as a remedy to outrun fatigue dizziness and high pressure in old age. It claims kidney and stomach relief with an antiseptic laxative for bowels and prevention of 93 percent of diseases, sold by all druggists.
Public foreclosure sale announced for Ernest Eggert and wife in Saline Township Washtenaw County. Mortgage default on a 1920 loan to August Braun secures 124 acres. sale at Ann Arbor courthouse on October 23, 1929, at 10:00 AM.
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