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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
7
The piece argues young men should save a few hundred dollars and invest in a small business to improve prospects. It warns that ambition alone cannot replace capital and that thrift, economy, and prudent handling of money are essential for seizing opportunities and avoiding missed chances.
Several farmers in California gained 3 to 6 bushels per acre. Illinois reported 5, Kansas 34, and Idaho 9 bushels more per acre by drilling small grain instead of broadcasting.
Local advert touts a John Deere Van Brunt grain drill that completes four planting operations in one field trip. It forms furrows drops seeds covers soil and pulverizes crusts with a patented adjustable gate. Aimed at small grain crops the ad urges customers to demo the drill and plant evenly for harvest-time readiness.
A 1919 Boston Post piece recounts Nigel Loring’s youth at Waverly Abbey, his bond with the horse Pommers, and three honor deeds under King Edward’s banner. It traces his training, love for Mary of Cosford, and rescue missions with John Chandos, ending with Catherine’s blessing and Nigel’s homecoming.
A Florence girl states she would rather wear a cow bell than be bothered with four chaperones, reflecting a whimsical stance captured in the Hoosten Transcript.
The piece argues freight and handling costs rise with container changes. It notes unloading efficiency of barrels versus cases, damage fees billed to consumers, and the long age of the barrel as a container. It claims paper, glass, and tin units raise costs 50 to 100 percent.
A selection of typographical slips from a recent Colorado issue includes humorous lines such as roosters in the bleachers and a man smoking his pie. The column also notes odd phrases about life wives special numbers and seusing problems.
The record lists Republican gains in several Ann Arbor wards and nearby townships with names and party affiliations. It also notes the death of 96 year old Mason David Clinton and an April probate hearing for Isaiah Carter estate with May 6 hearing date.
State of Michigan court order requires defendant John Krautner to appear within three months or bill to be confessed. Publication in Saline Observer or personal service on Martin Baltes at least twenty days before appearance, Chelsea attorney John Kalmbach notes.
Services will be held in the Citizens Bank building Sunday at 10 a.m. Testimony meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all Sunday school at 11 a.m. with pupils under 20 admitted.
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