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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1931
Page
3
The Saline Observer lists its mailing details and pricing for notices and notices of entertainments. It specifies per line charges for garden of thanks resolutions poetry and announcements and notes that obituary and marriage notices are published free of charge.
Editor urges turning the razed school site into a modern playground or tennis court to serve children while noting the need for safe, useful recreation. Knute Rockne plane crash effects on commercial aviation are discussed, along with Charles M Schwab arguing science can relieve worker hardship.
Michigan lawmakers held a public hearing on Rep. Wardell’s repeal proposal as about 600 people filled Representative Hall. The debate featured Detroit and Michigan Anti Saloon League leaders, lasted four hours, and ended with no clear decision. The session also covered tax proposals including income tax oleomargarine and sales tax, apportionment reform, veterans land plans, and a proposed presidential invitation for Hoover to visit Michigan. The record notes various bills advancing or failing, along with budget and infrastructure ideas.
The Saline baseball manager says most games may be played away from home due to a rough outfield and limited spectator seating. Land south of the tourist camp is considered for a new field with city ownership and Rotary discussions noting park improvements.
Edson R. Waite cites a civic ideal of uplift through courtesy optimism and mutual respect. He urges builders of men and communities to reject self serving clubs and strive for social equality with practical action and vision. A Pontiac burglary gang case is noted from Oakland county and a used blue coach car is advertised at 295 dollars with 1931 plates.
A New York woman reports losing 14 pounds using Kruschen Salts and praises the product for reducing fatigue. The ad touts a four week bottle for 85 cents at Sugden's Drug Store and urges daily half teaspoon doses with hot water and diet changes.
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