Picric acid aids Michigan land clearing effort plan
Michigan to receive 654000 pounds of picric acid for land clearing. Distributed to farmers at cost seven cents a pound plus freight from Sparta Wisconsin. Estimated to clear 9000 acres, about 70 pounds per acre, under supervision of L F Livingston and MA extension. Northern counties to receive most of the material as stumps are removed and land value rises.
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Michigan
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sparta
Wisconsin
L. F. Livingston
M. A. ©. Extension Division
J. W. Weston
Upper Peninsula
Local notices and town news from Michigan era
Community notes report visits by Lewis Cool and daughters to Glamisville and Ann Arbor, a new market planned in the Boettner building, and marriages and deaths in the area. Schultz Brothers buy land west of town. Pleasant Lake union celebration set. Saline Farmers club to meet September 3. Myron and Marvin Benjamin move into Worth Lewis street home. a Detroit wedding omitted from last week’s papers is now noted.
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Gauntiett
Milan
Wernesdas
Guy T. Ratner
Tualedo
Lewis Cool
Glamisville
Ann Arbor
Boettner
Henry Boettger
Ernest Boettner
Decote
Rithur
Wallace Coe
William Sunday
Ann An Gor
Harweed
Adrian
Schultz Brothers
Clinton
Aaron Feldkamp
Horseshoers
Pleasant Lake
Saline Farmers’ Club
C. F. Hildner
Myron
Marvin Benjamin
Heais
Henry Falmer
Worth Lewis Street
Benjamin Brothers
Lansing
Seven World Movements Highlighted by Dr Zwemer
The Saline Observer staff notes Dr Zwemer spoke in Detroit on global currents. He described seven movements including Zionism Bolshevism commercialism and nationalism and warned against racial divides. He argued Pan Islamism challenges Christianity while asserting Christ as the universal leader and moral center for world renewal. William H Hopfman.
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Zwemer
Arabia
Eigypt
Detroit
Near
Far East
Near East
Palestina
Orien
Lenine
Trotsky
Specker
Mohammedan
University of Islamism
Cairo
Egypt
Sudan
Africa
Afshanistani
Central Arabia
Christ
William H Hopfman
Rat control claims from store trial with RAT S NAP product
Ralph Watkins reports heeps rats out of a butcher shop after trying RAT-SNAP. He says the product cleared rats within ten days and notes three sizes priced 35c 65c and 195. The claim is credited to O C Wheeler and RAT Muir with a guarantee.
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Ralph Watkins
C. Wheeler Fe
Muir
Saline Observer Subscription Rates and Advertising Terms
Subscription prices begin at 50 cents for two months and rise to 1.50 per year with flexible payment options. Advertising rates are available on request. Cards of Thanks billed per word, obituaries and marriage notices are free, poetry costs five cents per line, and personal or business interest material follows standard advertising rates.
New York Times survey favors direct sales tax on war debt
Opinion pieces argue for a consumer paid direct tax collected by retailers. The writer claims eight percent of food costs come from excessive packaging and wrappers. Citing coffee packaging waste and nationwide impact, the piece urges bulk packaging to reduce costs and curb inflation in food distribution.
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New York Times
Henry Ford
Mariam Scott and Michael Gillen Wed in California
Word from relatives in Adrian notes the marriage of Miss Mariam Scott to Michael L. Gillen took place last week in Sacramento. Mrs Gillen, daughter of Emma E. Scott, and Mr Gillen formerly resided in Adrian where he served as postmaster. They will live at Fair Oaks near Sacramento.
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Ici
Benjamin
Sam
Fred Wiedman
Pittsfield Township
Mighigan
I. D. Scott
U. of MM
Ken
Mariam Scott
Michael L. Gillen
Sacramento
California
Gillen
Adrian
Fair Oaks
Sacrament
Emma E. Scott
Hast Bhitler Street
Adrian Telegram
Is Late Worth Living by Eugene O Brief
Friday and Saturday see Eugene O Brief in Is Late Worth Living. PoRard Gomedy presents Screen Snapshots and a pair of features including Salvage and The Backyard. Fox News previews and Universal News wrap the listings with storey in The Bed of Dreams.
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Eugene O
PoRard Gomedy
Bredegidit
Jimmy Aubrey
Fox News
Pidith ‘Storey
Hallroom Boys
Conneily
Universal News
Horticultural meeting to push marketing in Detroit area
Farmers from surrounding counties join mass meeting at Franklin Oakland August 29 called by the Oakland County Horticultural Society executive committee. Development of better marketing facilities in Detroit on the agenda.
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Detroit
Franklin
Oakland County
Oakland
County Horticultural Society
Wuerth Theatre listings for August and September
The Wuerth Theatre announces the May and August showings at Ann Arbor with a mix of comedies and adventures. Titles include Hixtrary Aganes and Movie Mad, Desperate Trails, Wild, Plunder Island, Hero Pro-Tem, plus Bruce Scenic and Earth Roberts in various engagements.
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Aganes
Universal News
Earth
Roberts. In
Rate. News
Don’t Gambler and Techy's Nite Head At City Theater
Local listings show Wednesday Thursday programs featuring Johnny Hines in Girls Dont Gambler and Tecr chys Nite Head at the city theater. Readers are advised to check exact dates and house times.
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Devid Butler
Johnny Hines
Tecrchy
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Pontiac Board of Commerce
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Eugay
Harry Carey
Tweedy
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Orphedum Theatre
Jane Novak
Pollard
Matt and
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