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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
4
Classified bits show pricing for card of thanks 50 cents one dollar condolence resolutions poetry per line and advertising rates available on request. Includes notes on editorial association membership and payment terms across notices.
James Oliver Curwood calls on Michigan hunters to support protection of spikehorn bucks. He argues the early open season harms young breeders and female deer, urging letters to the Conservation Commission and organized backing to boost deer populations and improve hunting quality statewide.
Eugene Helber sells his residence to Mrs Neithammer. Grandsons of Messrs John Schleh and J G Bhnis die. friends called to Plymouth. Miss Helen Ganon dies. J W Hill signs elevator lease with Lake Shore Railroad. Hull to start grain buying business welcomed by farmers. Schuyler mill repainted. Wheat sales at 72 cents. Mrs Tryon and family visiting the Rouses. L Gray to open barber shop and laundry in Frank building. Methodist society plans new church. Effort to reestablish post office at Chester Parsons Place. Fight over school commissioner vacancy. M J Cavanaugh aims to hold seat. W N Lister expected to retain control after turmoil.
Fifteen years ago Kenneth son of Prof and Mrs Walling broke his arm. The Guthardts and sons Edgar and Raymond with Miss Alma Schroen traveled to Montana to remain. Miss Lulu Fairbank returns from New Mexico. Ernestine Stoddard visits Miles Stoddard. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Dell. Carl Hauser of Jackson guests Saline friends. Eelen Goltz returns from Ann Arbor visit. Carl Josenhans leaves for Wilmington NC. Josenhans family will stay longer. Josenhans hosted by Samuel Josenhans with Ella Jacobus and Lucy Mann families. Misses Gertrude Collins Amanda Sturm, Mary Morden, Julia Sturm head to Duluth. Martin Fuess and Walter Wissly visit Toledo. A large gas balloon passed over from Kansas City. the view was very high.
The United States Post Office issues a ten cent Lindbergh air mail stamp in blue featuring The Spirit of St. Louis with U S Postage and Lindbergh Air Mail inscriptions. It shows East Coast to Europe coastlines and the New York Paris flight path, with initial sales starting June 18 in several cities.
Advertises a one day constant potential battery charging system that completes in eight to twelve hours. Claims a better charge and lower cost, inviting customers to make the shop their Battery Service Headquarters.
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