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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1921

Page

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Saline Baseball Team Seeks Support After Strong Start

Saline reports a solid start with six wins and one loss, a defeat of Dexter 70 to 2, and plans for a rematch with Sand Lake on August 4. Petersburg boasts a fast squad after beating Dundee, while Saline prepares to host Petersburg at 3:90 o clock next Sunday and urges local attendance.

Oine Sand Lake Diter GY i Saline Dexter Dexhter Amn Arbor City Petersburg Dundee Sip‘ Port

Warning Signs At Crossings To Be Placed Countywide

The Michigan Public Utilities Commission orders warning signs at railroad crossings statewide with railroads supplying signs and the highway commission placing and maintaining them 596 feet from each crossing. Washtenaw County has 130 crossings to equip now, totaling 725 signs for the coming year, with 25 hundred signs nationwide after five years.

County Board of Road Commissioners Michigan Public Utilities Commission H County Highway Commission Washtenaw

Public Information Bureau Opened at Washington Post Office

The government announces a new bureau of information on the ground floor of the post office building at Pennsylvania Avenue and Twelfth Street. Competent staff will answer inquiries to help visitors reach the correct department or bureau and conduct business efficiently. Will H. Hayes, Postmaster General.

Washington Bureau of Information Post Office Pennsylvania Avenue Twelfth Street

Chautauqua Season Ends With Strong Finish In Saline

The five day Chautauqua season closed successfully in Saline with officers elected for the next year. President Arthur Lutz and Secretary Arthur Miller head the slate, while crowds praised the program quality and the welcome extended to visitors and volunteers.

Arthur Lutz Arthur Miller S. R. Wilson E. D. Skinner A. D. Crittenden Jess

Bank Inscription Honors Safeguard Effort on Roll of Honor

A Roll of Honor records a bank praised for unusual measures to protect depositors. The article extols this bank as the best place to safeguard saved dollars, inviting readers to trust its services.

Welfare Club Meeting Promotes Dress Form Craft

The Welfare club held a special meeting at Mrs. LeAnna Coller s home on Thursday the 28th. Two demonstrators taught dress form making and a team was formed to expand the effort to other clubs. Many women using their own dressmaking skills attended as ice cream and cake were served. The team plans to work with Teenimeshe ladies to spread proficiency.

LeAnna Coller

Advertising and focus echo through a Kentucky hound tale

An old Kentucky hound with great heart and lungs fails to concentrate while chasing deer fox and rabbit. The ad man should learn from this by concentrating efforts and keeping a steady start and steps. The piece also notes William Hayden Go of Tecuseh making fine 1900 blend flour milled from spring and winter wheat.

Sibout Kentucky Dog William Hayden Go Tecuseh

I Am The Farmer Narration Of The Nation’s Provider

A prose piece extols farmers as the backbone of America praising their role in feeding the nation and sustaining prosperity. It frames farming as essential to war and peace and as the source of energy and civilization, calling farmers true friends who rise at dawn and work until day ends.

America Mny

Red and White 1922 Style License Plates Made at Jackson

The 1922 motor licenses will be red and white, manufactured in the state prison at Jackson for the first time. Plates have a red background with white numerals and letters, costing six cents per set less to produce than private concerns. The saving could reach thirty thousand dollars on five hundred thousand sets. Last Saturday night a leather pouch with over twenty dollars was found near the chautauqua tent. notice at the Observer office for reward.

Jackson Chautauqua Observer Office

Mooreville School Reunion Set for August 17

A Mooreville school reunion will be held on Wednesday August 17 at the school grounds with a basket dinner. All former teachers and pupils are invited. A G Forsythe president Mrs Elhmer Conde secretary. A witty remark closes the notice about brains not always in expected heads.

Mooreville A. G. Forsythe

Observer Liner Classifieds From The Observer

Classified ads list items for sale including new milk can bulbs horses tractors and binders. Wanted painting and paper hanging deliveries and hay for sale. Lost fur cape and watch searches and local business ads appear with contact details and phone numbers.

Frank Camburn

Timber Wanted by Bracey and Son

Timber buyers Bracey and Son seek all kinds of saw timber. They offer a good price whether standing or at the mill and invite calls at No 70 to arrange pickup or inspection.

Road Bonds for Sale in Washtenaw County

The Washtenaw County Board of Road Commissioners offers bonds to local investors totaling 96,000 dollars in 500 dollar denominations. They carry 6 percent interest payable semi annually and are guaranteed by Washtenaw County. Further details available at the Board’s office in the Court House Ann Arbor Michigan.

Board of Road Commissioners of Washtenaw County Iea Washtenaw Court House Ann’ Arbor Michigan

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V&. Petersburg Will H. Hayes C. A. Curtiss A. ©. Willer M. A. Alen M. &. Barr George W. Barr HH. N. Friis Frank Cambara F. C. Wiedmann Fannie Friis B. FP. Daveinport Eodore Josethans Arthur 3 Lutz HH. Heinz George W. Seeger Eimer Stimpson Vesta“Mills C. Townsend Finch Wheeler Martini Fucss Legher & Wenger A.R. Burkhardt Theodore Stimpson Max A. Blaess Hd. Heininger R. W. Mills William Kinsley Charles B. Tower W. M. Fowler William Parros Wilbur Cornish E. H. Felikemp B. C. Rowley C. H. Miller R. Wilson Kurtz Ltself Chautauca Herne Alice Lake Liberty Shore Acres James A. Herne Alice Lake Liberty Theatre New England Helen Berry Taddy Ann Elopins Geath Saline Savings Bank Federal Reserve Bank ION Burkhart Bags Martin Fuoss Schnebelt’s Bakery The Observer Mary J. Eccles Wietiman Auto Company Fordson Heider Wiedman Auto Company G.a.devendorf Macon Finc BE. D. Covey Deering Osborne Herman Heininger Emil H. Arnold S. Mainstreet Ann Arbor Florence East Michigan Avenue John Deere Oliver New Empire Sam Craig Miller” & Som John Dziezesek Monroe Street G. F. Bracey & Son
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