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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1931
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists subscription rates for single copies, monthly plans, and yearly options. It also specifies rates for paid notices including cards of thanks, resolutions, poetry, and entertainments, with free publication for ordinary and marriage notices. Regular charges apply to notices benefiting individuals or businesses.
The Star of Elkton Maryland argues that despite a depression they should keep faith in better days. It recalls the 1890s and modern conveniences to dismiss a return to old conditions and urges confidence in economic recovery and progress.
A reprint of an advertising essay discusses advertising as a broad telling of goods to many, comparing to speaking to the multitude, saving time, and multiplying sales appeal. It cites Greater Clariton and John Wannamaker's aphorisms, noting advertising as a pull rather than a jerk and a tool for enduring business growth.
Inland waters no longer require a license to sell non game fish under the new law. Great Lakes fish still require a commercial license. Licensed sellers may market smelt and a listed set of inland species including grass pike calico bass strawberry bass rock bass crappies bullheads carp catfish ciscoes dogfish garfish mullet pilotfish whitefish sheeps head suckers lake trout.
Complaints filed with the Bureau allege William J. Dick operates as the United States Cosmetic Company and the Chambers Medicine Company at 108 Vinestreet St. Louis. He claimed authorization from Foley & Company of Chicago to pick up goods and obtain substitutes, sometimes securing signatures on order blanks for the Chambers Company. Foley & Company denies any connection and urges druggists to notify the Better Business Bureau if approached.
Ten states raised gasoline taxes this year but widespread opposition grows. Voters push for referendums to offset legislative increases as motorists demand fiscal restraint and government efficiency amid higher car costs.
A farmer is a capitalist who labors an eight hour day twice daily. He battles every element of nature year round and acts as biologist economist and more. He gives more and asks less than any other human. He sells his produce at what others value and buys others produce at what they value.
Rate No 6 of the State Parks rules and regulations is amended by order of the Conservation Commission allowing farmers to sell eggs milk cream butter fruits and vegetables in State Parks. All other peddling or vending remains prohibited. Effective August 34 1931. July 23 30 Aug 6.
This office issued its first issue of The Swapper's Friend, a sixteen page monthly magazine bought by Mr. Wilson from Mansfield Ohio publishers. It features sections like Collector's Corner Outdoor Department and Sportsman's Page. The publication lists swap ads from readers nationwide and abroad, offering items from canary birds to 200 acre farms, guns, rabbits, radios, stamps and souvenirs.
The Saline Jr-4-4 club met with Hollis and Waynard Carr on Thursday evening July 30. The program featured readings Dorothy Entertains the Minister by Ruth Murray and music by Everette and Clair Gilbert on jew sharp harmonica and banjo, followed by games and refreshments. The group adjourned to meet with Ernest and Kleen Girbach August 27. A program committee was named: Daisy Gleason chair, with Betty Gordon Arlene Hanson Ray Gleason and Warren Nagle.
Norman Rohrback sustained a painful fishing accident when a hook became lodged in the first finger of his right hand near Stony Lake Tuesday evening. Lynm Rouget and Vance George could not remove it and he returned home to have the hook cut out by a local physician. He resumed work the next morning.
A boy from Chicago rises from street games to model aircraft through reading and contests. He wins a competition, then mentors a neighbor city, aiming to become an engineer in aviation. In Pennsylvania a vagabond club reforms as members gain steady jobs and drop the title of bum.
Morning worship on August 9 at 10:00 features a Sermon on Jesus Stone Remedy for Offenders. Music includes Prelude Pastorale I V Flagier and solo Just to Be Glad A Mc Fayden. Offertory The Angelus Edwin H Lemare. Anthem Rejoice Rejoice E K Heyser. Postlude Grand Chorus Se miaigre. Sunday school 11:15 H A Holmes superintendent Ray Davis assistant Epworth League 6:20 Friendships no evening preaching service.
A county Brotherhood committee led the service at 10 o clock last Sunday. Sunday school drew strong attendance and youth meetings at 7 15 were well attended. Next Sunday at 10 am a unique service will be held with several announcements of interest. Sunday school at 11 15 and youth meetings at 1 15 pm.
The Christian Science Society of Shrine holds Sunday services at 6:30 a.m. with a Sunday school for pupils under 20, and a testimonial meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The Sunday lesson sermon on August 9 will include citations from Mark 16 17 and the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. Brooklyn paper reports a humorous incident of Henry Parrish driving into town with two chickens perched on his car, sparking notice.
Richmond Hill New York City resident Mr W R Daniels reports dramatic inches lost and energy gains after using Kruschen Salts. The testimonial urges readers to take a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast, noting an 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks and money back if not satisfied after the first bottle.
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