Interurban D. U. R. Ahemet Discuss Saline-Ypsilanti Line
In Ypsilanti Monday morning, Hauser, Davenport, Hull and others met with the Chamber of Commerce and a D. U. R. ahent representative to discuss the Saline Ypsilanti division. Spokesmen denied any plan to remove three tracks but warned the division is not a revenue producer for major paving costs. Local Saline guests attended a Rotary luncheon hosted by Fred H. Nissly at the Hotel Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Hauser
Davenport
Hull
Fowler
Curtiss
Rentschler
Bredernitz
Fitzgerald
Wood
Chamber of Commerce
Ypsilanti
D. U. R. Ahet
Saline-Ypsilanti
Saline
Fred H. Nissly
Ypsilanti Rotary Clui
Hotel Huron
Noosa
Washtenaw County Religious Conference Set in Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County plans the first annual young people’s conference in Ann Arbor on April 13 and 14 for ages 16 to 24. Mrs. H. C. Northcott of Chicago and Clarence N. Wright will headline with Rev. W. H. Phelps delivering the main address. Delegations limited to 250 with one adult leader each. information from L. C. Reimann, Lane Hall, Ann Arbor.
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Ann, Arbor
Washtenaw County
Trevive
H. C. Northcott
Chicago
W. H. Phelps
D. D
First Presbyterian Church
Battle Creek
L. C. Reimann
Lanehall
Ann Arbor
Young People’s Work
Come Out of the Hitchen High Drama Preview
The Clarksville high school plans a three act drama titled Come Out of the Kitchen. The piece aims to stage a vivid domestic scene, though concerns arise about the audience’s grasp of the setting.
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Clarksville High School
Ionia
Saline Womans Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Saline Womans Club met April 3 with Mrs. Dietiker for its annual session. Current events were led by the entertainment committee and committee reports showed a prosperous year. Elected officers include President Mrs Beni Roller First Vice President Mrs Marx Blaess Second Vice President Mrs Fred Sellen Recording Secretary Mrs Frei Burkhart Corresponding Secretary Mrs Co O Woodbridge Treasurer Mrs Vernon Lawe Custodian Mrs Carl Curtiss. The next meeting will be Pioneer Day at the Methodist church April 47.
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Saline Womans Club
Dietiker
Frei Burkhart
Co. O. Woodbridge
Vernon Lawe
Carl Curtiss
Churea Patiors
Harold Lloyd’s A Sailor Made Man at Liberty
Harold Lloyd’s A Sailor Made Man plays the Liberty this weekend. The review notes scenes aboard the ship USS Fred Tick and an Oriental port for lively sailor comedy with Lloyd’s rich idler character and a rescue plot that ends with a knockout finish.
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Harold Liyod
Liberty
Harold Lloyd
U.S. S
Fred Tick
Navy
Lloyd
Oriental
Maharajah
Corn Borer Quarantine Extended To Michigan Towns
The federal quarantine against the European corn borer extends April 1 to include more cities and towns in Michigan. Officials note the pest is in early spread stages with slow natural movement and limited crop damage expected, centering near Berlin Frenchtown Monroe Brownstown Detroit and neighboring areas.
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Michigan
Seed treatment to curb oats smut losses in Michigan
Agricultural experts at Michigan Agricultural College urge seed cleaning and formaldehyde treatments to prevent oat smut losses. The guidance covers old sprinkling and new concentrated formaldehyde methods, with precise dilutions and steps for drying, airing, and planting to avoid mould or sprouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
G. H. Coons
Michigan Agricultural College
For Sale Classified Ads From The Saline Area
Local classified ads list multiple vehicles tractors and farm items for sale. Includes Poland China boars hay and oats, a 1928 Ford truck with stakes and a Fordson tractor, plus used cars at Wiedman Auto and The Saline Garage offering cheap terms and small down payments. Also notes seed pets bred birds and household goods for sale with contact numbers.
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Fordson Tractor
Heininger & Heininger
Hidden Cash Found In South Main House Teardown
William Wheeler uncovered a large hidden sum in a Chelsea, Wisconsin home’s walls after tearing it down. The intact amount could not be known due to rats and wind, but estimates ranged from 500 to 600 dollars. The attic held the stash, now scattered. investigators doubt other caches exist. Chelsea Trine notes possible further digging by locals. Miss Marie Mohrlock of Chelsea won a ten dollar prize for a bread making recipe using yeast from a Chicago firm refereed to in a complimentary letter.
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South Main Street
Wiliam Wheeler
Chelsea Trine
Marie Mohrlock
Chelsea
Chicago
Miss Mohrlock
Miss Mo
Man’s belief clashes with dating ideals in old saying
An old saying claims every man feels superior to others yet holds a belief that nearly any girl is too good to marry any man. The line reflects social attitudes about marriage and masculine self image.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claim
Hall's Catarrh Medicine explains that catarrh worsens when health is poor and improves when health is good. It markets a local ointment and an internal tonic to boost general health, sold by druggists for years, from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.a
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Saline Savings Bank
the Bank
Home Sweet Home
Martin
Fuoss
D. U. R. Waiting Room
Religious Conference
Woman’s Club Meeting
Beni Roller
Marx Blaess
Fred Sellen
Antine
Berlin and
Frenchtown
Monroe County
Brownstont
Detroit
Errore, Gratiot, Greenfield, Grosse, Pointe, Hamtramck
Motiguagon
Springgells
Wayne County
M. A.C
the Observer
Dritiker
Gang Plow
Wiedman Auto Co
alMalfa Hay
B. J. Spitler
F. C. Hollis
Poland
Hn.w. Mills
Oliver Typewriter
Wiedman Auto Company
Aaron G. Feldkamp
Mills
Briis & Brackel
Chevrolet
O.K
Garagh
Dodge
Studebaer
Wiedman Auto. Company
Moe
Petoskey Seed
B. L. Wilson
Dietiker’s
Will Barr
Burn Bros
Fred Sterhenson
White Rock
Henry Cornish
Macon Pinse
H. .S. Collins
Liberty St
Hintzel
A. CG
Lange
S. Mainstreet
Ann Aber
C.F. Istig
Adi i Harvey Oil Co
Cleveland G
Anthony Hass
Cherie St
C. A. Curtiss
Washtenaw Hatchery
FORD
Apeth Saline
Hall’s Catarsi
Methodist Episcopal Church
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