1897 - 14 Feb 1897 - Birth in Tennessee. This comes from two documents, the 1880 and 1900 censuses.

1880 United States Federal Census: Tennessee, Hardeman County, District 7 and 9, dwelling #90, family #94 taken on the 5th and 7th of June 1880.
SMITH, Landan w m 23 brother-in-law farmer TN TN TN
SALTS, Jim w m 31 farmer TN TN TN
SALTS, Cathern w f 21 wife farmhand TN TN TN
SALTS, George w m 4 son TN TN TN
SALTS, Joe w m 2 son TN TN TN

1900 US Census - Springfield Ward 2, Greene County, Missouri, Campbell Township, Springfield division, taken on 12th of June 1900.1307
SATTS, George A. head W M b. 1875 Feb 25yrs-old, mrd. 4 yrs, TN TN TN, day laborer
SATTS, Lula wife W F b. Feb 1874 24yrs old, mrd. 4 yrs, MO MO MO, none
SATTS, Orah, daughter W F Jan 1899 2yrs old, S, MO TN MO
SATTS, Herman, daughter WF Jan 1900 4/12 mnths old, MO TN MO

On the 1900 census it says that Herman was 4/12 months old. The census was taken on the 12th of June 1900, which means he was born in April by this census.

1900, September - Death / Burial (possibly the 7th)
It is knows that George died sometime shortly after the 1900 census was taken, which was the 12th of June 1900. The date of 7th of September 1900 can be found on the Internet in Ancestry.com’s Family Tree files, but there is no documentation showing where this date came from. From what I have found, he was buried in Christian County - a county that had no early death records. George was buried in a joint plot with his mother and his brother Tom, in Glenn Cemetery, Highlandville, Christian County, Missouri. The stone is inscribed as: Saltz, Mother - George - Tom. There are no dates given for any of the three.

Cemetery notes and/or description:
Located between Nixa and Highlandville. Highway 13/160 to Riverdale Drive, west 6/10 mile, then left 1/10 mile on an unpaved access road to the cemetery.