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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1926
Page
8
Faced with bills for paper ink rent fuel postage and clothes Mickie notes he would not care if anyone paid him but insists when others send in their bills his group must send out theirs. He expresses irritation at statements and rejects new excuses.
Fresh Swift Fertilizer for spring seeding praised for strong results. Full line including Scratch Ferd Chick Feed Growing Mash and Larro milk-boosting feed. Bran Middlings and field seeds offered. Blue Star Salt touted as never hard.
The article outlines a planned twelve day Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearings on modifying the Volstead Act and the Eighteenth Amendment. Wet leaders Edge Edwards and Bruce will run hearings with witnesses from across the country, while drys like Wayne B Wheeler coordinate. Reactions split as some call for full investigation. others label the move as wet press agentry.
Delegates favored safety over transportation and capacity, voting three fourths for slower speed limits. The discussion included Nathan W. MacChesney of Chicago who argued lower speeds increase road capacity at various mph levels. Separate items note US disarmament talks in Geneva, a Marine officer's court martial for intoxication, a Senate election contest ruling Steck elected over Brookhart, Ambassador Herrick's Morocco trip, and fiscal projections for income tax receipts well above prior estimates.
Northville merchants cautioned after two women shoplifted dresses from B Freydl’s dry goods. The incident prompted warnings as one large and one tall woman handled patterns then vanished with two dresses. The Northville Record notes similar theft risk to local shops.
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