General Unrest Grows If Causes Remain Unaddressed
The piece argues widespread discontent will swell unless underlying causes are removed, urging action to quell unrest and restore stability.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
4
Unrest in Europe and the worker's path forward
Frank Comerford portrays unrest as a global threat born from poverty and low wages. He interviews working men, describes their daily lives, educations as light, and argues that poverty and rising discontent could trigger revolution if not checked. He contrasts wartime discipline with potential mob rule and urges action to raise living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Comerford
Europe
Ima Footnickef
Gue
Marys
Scarlet Hall
Magdalens
Western Newspaper Union
A Busy of Citizenship Article on Government Advertising
A citizen column argues for government advertising as a public duty not revenue. It urges balancing public concern with apathy, inviting reader input, and asserts government serves the people through funded, aptly used advertising to aid farmers and save lives and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewille
Scia
Contradictions Rise Amid Berlin Scarcity and Glitzy Displays
In Berlin scarce essentials like fats oils clothes and milk are costly and hard to obtain while Unter den Linden shop windows glow with beauty. Housing worsens amid population drops but candy stores attract long crowds. Both adults and children gaze at sweets as cinemas mostly show risqué films and twelve new theaters loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Old Timers on Rhine Return to Duty in Coblenz
Regulars who marched with the American occupation in 1918 rejoin the Fifth and Fiftieth infantry regiments near Coblenz. They will await orders possibly to Upper Silesia to supervise the plebiscite. Many have ten to twelve months of prior service in France and Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
United States
Coblenz
Upper Silesia
France
Belgium
Estimated Russian losses from war and famine reach 35 million
Polish professor A A Ossendofsky, head of Russia's intelligence department, estimates total war costs to Russia at 35 million lives. He assigns 12.23 million deaths to Bolshevism and notes population growth has slowed from four people per minute to about twelve to thirteen per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ
A. A. Ossendorfsky
Russia
Ossendoffsky
Personal interests advertised at regular rates
Notice states that any matter aimed at benefiting an individual’s personal or business interests will be published at standard advertising rates. The policy emphasizes uniform pricing for such notices, with no exceptions or special treatment for the subjects involved.
Michigan court orders appearance in Payne chancery case
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court a chancery suit filed by Helen Grace Payne against J William Payne seeks entry of appearance. The defendant is not located and must appear within three months. publication and mail service are ordered with six weeks of notices in the Saline Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Zella Jay White
Weimer
Portland
Ypsilanti Reed Furniture Co
Charles Cunningham
Plainwell
Michigan
Monroe
Summerfield Township
Register of Deeds
Detroit
Adam Novek
Louis Toth, Jr
Novak
Toth
Traverse City
George Heimferth
Grand Rapids
Board of Education
Lansing
D. MacFarlane
State Labor Department
Bay City
Thomas Francis
James Neil
Milton
Thomas Francée
Quanhassee
Detroit, Bay City & Western Railroad
America
John Gibson
Western ‘Michigan Development Bureau
Farm
Petoskey
State Fish Commission
Oden Fish Hatchery
Benton Harbor
Hastings
Bayport
France
Benjamin Everett Edwards
Big. Rapids
Rushfield Church
A. L. Howlett
Lakeview
Howlett
Board of State Auditors
Wynoop, Hailenbeck, Crawford Co
Fort ‘Wayne
Brideau, Siebert & Gates
Fort Wayne Printing Co
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Helen Grace Payne
J. William Payne
Ann ArBor
A. J. Waters
William Payne
Saline
George W. Sample
Four Complete Operations Every Trip over the Field
Amid labor scarcity farmers are urged to use the patented adjustable gate force feed on Van Brant Grain Drills for one field trip. The system seeds, covers, and fertilizes in a single pass, ensuring even distribution, no seed waste, and no bare spots even in mud or trashy soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Brant
van Brunt
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