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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1928
Page
4
Useless elections replaced by caucus in Hartford
The Hartford Day Spring argues the village and township races are settled by caucus, not election, reducing partisan fights. It recalls former days of heated contests and says the caucus sustains community unity while preserving a voice for voters at the upcoming Saturday caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald F. Cochrane
Hartford
Charles Robinson
Lawrence
Owhrtelhorse
Robinson
Parisan
Fie
New Gas Electric Passenger Cars Delivered For New York Central
The New York Central Lines delivered the first of five Brill Westinghouse gas electric steel passenger cars for Michigan routes. The Lansing Hillsdale and Fort Wayne Branches will host units with 250 hp gasoline power plants and 160 kW generators. Each car seats forty passengers with mail and baggage space, smoking room, and reversible seats. Top speed designed for 60 mph but actual speeds depend on schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brill-Westinghouse
New York Central Lines
Michigan Territory
Lansing
New York Central
Hillsdale
Fort Wayne
Jackson
Mich
Ind
Monroe
Michigan
Adrian
Brillé Westinghouse
I am the Printing Press
A declamatory piece personifies the printing press as a powerful, enduring force shaping history and society. It proclaims the press as voice of today and future, bearer of knowledge and culture, amid poverty and riches, town to world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Earth
Midnight Teller
Election years and business tides through history
From the Magazine of Business this note surveys how election years since 1888 have fared for the economy. It lists years with above normal and below normal performances, noting carry-overs, political shocks, and late-year recoveries. It ends urging readers to draw any mood from these figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magazine of Business
Bryan
Ereratins
Resolution for Agricultural Day proposed in Senate
A Senate resolution proposes making the first Thursday in October an Agricultural Day to focus on farming issues and national welfare. It envisions county gatherings with speeches by farm agents and officials, plus open forums for local discussion. The notice notes interest for wider holiday recognition and mentions local wildlife and pond sightings in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Senate
Auctioneer Parody Prompts Wild Rural Sale Listing
A spoof auction ad from a neighboring state promises a public sale of farm stock and goods at a North Dakota style locale near Charlton and Lysne. It lists 18 horses 24 cattle hogs sheep goats poultry and machinery with bizarre details and oddities and ends with humorous twists on terms and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton
Lysne
Hoss
Aberdeen
Farrow
Poland
Rhode Island
Hampshire
Sheawee
Feawtrs
Repub
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Chrysler
H. P. Imperial
Parsons & Dodge
George Uphaul
West Michigan Avenue
Klager’s Hatchery
Bridgewater, Mich
Purina
Chow
Sr. E. Wilson
Saline, Mich
Michigan Press Association
National Editorial
Ass’n
Frolmay
Raisin River
Willponds
Norvell Pond
Manchester Enterprise
Augeionert
DeLaval Hay Vanter
Gillette
Ford
Men’s Aid Society
Poker Fair
R. A. Solde
Col
Hi Price
Tee N. Squeesin
Wiedman Auto Co
Fordson
Lincoln “Service
Frank Camburn
Charles Wolford
W. C. Conrad & Son
L. E. Wenzel
Michigan Ave
Ypsilanti
Fodart
the Quality Shop
Liberty Street
Ann Arbor
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