Saline Observer Notice of Rates and Policies
The Saline Observer lists postal filing as second class in Saline Michigan. Subscription prices are 1.50 per year, single copies five cents, Fight Months one dollar, four months fifty cents, two months twenty five cents. Card of Thanks six cents per line, condolences one dollar, poetry five cents per line. Announcements of entertainments six cents per line, minimum charge twenty five cents. Personal or business benefit notices billed at regular rates.
Youth and overindulgence blamed for rising divorces
Judge Royal A. Hawley of the Circuit court says youth overindulgence fuels divorce rates local and national. He blames parents, schools, churches, and the public for letting youth treat life as a thrill ride. Rural hard times stem from cash sent to distant mail order houses, depriving local dealers of business and lowering local stock and prices.
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Royal A. Hawley
Circuit Court
Ionia News
Neck of the Woods
Petersburg Sun
Did you ever stop to think about business optimism
Harris Ellsworth of the Roseburg News Review argues retailers must push harder to attract customers. He defines optimism pessimism and opportunism using a wolf at the door analogy and urges serious, intelligent newspaper advertising to drive sales.
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Shawnee Oklahoma
Harris Ellsworth
Roseburg
Oregon
Annual tuberculosis seal sale urged by Michigan groups
Community appeals urge funding from churches lodges and civic groups during the holiday drive. The Michigan Tuberculosis Association notes 3140 Michigan deaths from TB last year and 95000 nationwide urging penny seals to fund prevention and aid efforts.
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Michigan
United States
Slippery Roads Warn of Winter Dangers
A cautionary report discusses how cold weather and wet leaves create skid risks on roads, with sleet snow and ice presenting greater hazards. It cites Russell Manufacturing Company engineers noting higher wreck rates from brake defects and stresses regular brake inspections and proper four wheel brake equalization. Some states require periodic brake checks.
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Russell Manufacturing Company
Middletown
Conn
Ohio Plan for Future Employment Relief Anticipates Next Downturn
The Ohio plan aims beyond immediate relief to anticipate the next unemployment wave. The governor has established a permanent state committee to stabilize employment and many county committees will continue cooperation, signaling a lasting effort. Ohio is urged as a model for the nation to lessen future suffering.
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Ohio
America
Department of Commerce
Advertising advantages for retailers and the farmer
The piece argues advertising builds store identity and trust, attracts customers, raises sales, lowers costs per unit, and stabilizes methods and prices. It cites the U S Chamber of Commerce on small store advertising and notes the farmer’s prosperity as the driver of any return to better mood, per the Charlotte Republican Tribune.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Charlotte Republican-Tribune
High School Class Games Race To Crown Champions
The school races toward finals this afternoon or tomorrow as seniors look strong for titles. Classes from seventh through seniors compete with seniors likely to win after beating juniors, freshmen defeating sophomores. Coach Ray Shawn monitors performances as first and second teams for interschool season near. Regular practice begins next week for boys and girls, with Miss Edwina Learmont coaching the girls.
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Ypsilants
Edwina Learmont
Methodist Church Notes Highlight Evening Services and Programs
S Schofield, minister, urges abstinence from alcohol and defends home. Morning worship at 10 with theme The Glory of Tribulation. Music includes Prelude in A Minor James H. Rogers and Night Song Lily Strickland. Junior church at 11:15. Haworth League at 6:30. evening service at 7:30. Prayer service 7:30 Wednesday. choir Thursday 7:30.
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James H. Rogers
Simonetti
Lily Strickland
H. MM. Petrie
Cadman
Christian Science Notes Saline Service Times
The Christian Science Society of Saline meets in the hall above Citizens Bank Sundays at 10 30 a m Testimonial meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 p m Sunday school follows the morning service all pupils under twenty may attend The December 7 lesson is God the only Cause and Creator with citations from the Bible and Science and Health The Observer will publish a fuller notice next week
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The
Christian Science Society of Saline
Citizens Bank
God
Christian Science
Jesus
Galilee
Mary Baker Eddy
Christ Jesus
Rural Teachers From East Saline Meet At Townline
East Saline rural teachers met at Townline School Saturday with Miss Vera Orriss as hostess. Mrs. Mildred Robinson led the meeting, reporting drill devices for correcting common English errors and planning continued intensive drills and improved written composition.
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East Saline
Townline
Townline School
Vera Orriss
Mildred Robinson
Robinson
Betty Dunk
Donald Benneth
Lucille Aprill
Charlotte Kalmbach
Bertha Young
Frank White
Sylvia Stephenson
Leota Scott
Hazel Blaess
Beile Connor
Doris Youngs
McCream Dobie
Ruth Chaney
Eledra Murray
Tamarack School
Bible Sunday Observance at Federated Church
Next Sunday the Federated Church plans Bible Sunday events at 10 o clock morning service and 7:30 p m sermon. Sunday school at 11 18, juniors at 4 45 p m, youth group activities proceed as announced amid notes on upcoming winter storms.
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Orlock
Auction of old school relics marks end of era
John Fitch conducted a sale of 62 year old desks chairs bookcases and other furniture from the old school building. About 50 buyers attended as items fetched around 45 dollars with overall receipts near 100 dollars. Archie Mitchell of Ann Arbor bought the wrecked structure for 112 dollars and demolition should take about three months.
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Board of Education
McGuffy
Baldwin
C. H. Miller
John Fitch
Archie Mitchell
Ann Arbor
Council Meeting Postponed To Tonight
The village council meeting once scheduled for Monday evening has been postponed to tonight per President Mark B. Sugden.
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Mark B. Sugden
Kruschen Salts Promises Vitality Health and Weight Control
A promotional feature extols Kruschen Salts as a fat burning aid and toxin remover. It claims weight loss for the overweight and renewed vigor for all, urging daily use with hot water on rising. Sugden's drug store is named as a retailer.
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Sugden’s
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