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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
5
Contingent Fund balance listed with multiple items including delinquent taxes and various disbursements. Receipts show tax roll entries and road repair rewards while total funds across funds are itemized with balances and overdrafts. Strong named entries include Saline Township and County treasurer with several individuals and vendors referenced.
Saline Observer announces subscription rate of 150 dollars per year as recorded by Sim R. Wilson. The notice appears in the Saline, Michigan paper with postal designation and circulation details.
A church announces services in the Citi zens Bank building at 10 a m with the theme Unreality and a testimony meeting at 7 30 p m on Wednesday A cordial invitation extends to all Sunday school at 9 a m with admission for pupils under 20 years
Miss Helex and John Finch are home on vacation this week. Lucile Ratner of Ann Arbor dined with Bore Chandler. Julia Nadeau was in Detroit for the weekend. Margaret Miller returns from Hastings for a week. Emma Nissly bought a Chevrolet sedan from George Cook. Hammond family visited Clinton and Tecumseh. Wheeler family visited Lima. O E B S annual meeting set for April 5 at 7 30 pm. Dieterle and Finkbeiner families visited John Finkbeiner. Mrs Burkhart and children visited relatives in Ypsilanti. Elsie Feuerbacher of Ann Arbor visited her parents. Carl Boettger of Ann Arbor visited his parents over the weekend. Sebastian Finkbeiner hosted John Finkbeiner and family and Charles and Frank Charlie Sunday. Nellie Armbruster returned home. Seldon Wheelock of Fin t medi a visited relatives. F Wiedman and wife were in Ann Arbor. Linnie Rogers Ruth Bond Mary Morden Bra Zahn Ninag Rhodes are home from Detroit for spring vacation.
The Federated Church Sunday meeting elected Frank Smith superintendent and Mrs. George Cook assistant superintendent for the Sabbath school. Arthur Lutz declined a third term, urging rotation. Officers vowed cooperative effort as the school’s watchword. The piece closes with a science excerpt contrasting vast cosmic distances and the enduring glory of God.
A historical sale pitch touts the Fordson as essential for modern farming, highlighting its power to boost crops, availability of nearby repairs, low upkeep costs, and the claim it outlasts rival tractors. The message notes price at 850 dollars and freight, urging farmers to buy now.
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