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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
4
A notice outlines advertising charges including one dollar for resolutions of condolence and five cents per line for policy notices. Announcements of entertainments and similar items are billed at five cents per word.
Easter, a season celebrating the resurrection and atonement of Jesus, is observed worldwide with elaborate programs. This year Easter falls on April 27, determined as the first Sunday after the paschal full moon. Saline churches anticipate and plan festive activities for all ages.
A historical view of Michigan's early statehood describes the untouched virgin resources and the later exploitation by settlers and industry. It notes fur, mining, fisheries, and sawmills draining timber and wildlife, with little conservation or replanting and rampant fires, leading to rapid resource decline.
Michigan Bankers' Association forms a Vigilante Plan after studying interstate successes. Chairman Paul J. Ulrich leads a committee to hire Joseph Rylands of Chicago to train county bankers and sheriffs in organized resistance with meetings across the state to curb robberies and mobilize deputies. Monroe county supervisors seek jail labor authority for road work.
Thirty years ago readers report Henry Hammond and family moving to Fosdick House opposite the school grounds. F D Ford appointed consul of the League of American Wheelmen. Miss Grace Isola McMann wed Ralph Hammond at home, then moved to the Hammond farm. Crescent bicycles sold to multiple locals amid a spirited bicycle market.
Fifteen years ago a son was born to Mr and Mrs EF H Cook Saturday. Bert Derendinger returns from Denver. George W Seeger buys Guthard interest renaming firm Seeger and Schroen. Mrs Lena Gordon visits Ypsilanti. William Derendinger died April 6 after hospital stay. Olive Cressy attends Scraft Wagner wedding reception in Ann Arbor. Helen Woodworth visits from Plymouth. Emma Wagner and Joseph Kraft wed in morning. Village council names committee to enforce fruit tree inspections and spraying. George T English finds a ground lark brood and reports 47 lambs from 29 ewes with triplets twins and singles.
An advertisement from Wheeler's Pharmacy touts Foley Pills diuretic as a remedy for backache and urinary issues. Mrs. Black of Petersburg, Virginia reports relief after using the product, claiming she can now stoop and rise without pain.
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