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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1923
Page
4
Thirty years past notes report lagrip patients showing well in town columns. A new baby born to Mr and Mrs J M Young named Alden. Mrs A D Sumner remains critically ill. Cornelius Parsons longtime village businessman dies. Izza Jones longtime resident dies aged 71. High school pupils take showers as roof leaks. Local merchants display Christmas windows. J Fred Weissinger spends days in Detroit.
Fifteen years ago C. W. Hall returned Sunday from a trip to Washington state. Miss Edith Kyte and Edith Stang assist O. C. Wheeler during the holiday rush. Mrs. William Shaw is seriously ill with typhoid fever. D. H. Briggs visits his daughters Mrs. Clifford Shaw of Chicago and Mrs. John Mitchell of Warsaw Indiana. Miss Margaret Rozell and Margaret Miller had a shaking up and runaway Friday but no serious injuries.
R L Finch served as a delegate to the state Parmers cubs convention in Lansing for a couple of days early in the week. Lewis Cool, prosperous businessman, and Miss Neva White of Clarksville wed this afternoon. A revival of Merchant of Venice by local talent drew a big Friday night audience and was well received.
Classified note lists mail matter at Saline post office with second class status and rates. Indicates advertising rates available on application and that obituary and marriage notices are published free. Ends with poetry pricing and miscellaneous line items.
An editorial argues for a banker farmer alliance to boost diversification cooperative marketing and unit efficiency. It cites banker benefits from deposits and farm loans and urges collaboration with agricultural colleges and youth programs, noting bipartisan support and federal district committees under a regional plan. The piece also mentions pension bills and a hog cholera loss report affecting multiple states.
The Post Office Department extends insured parcel post to the addressee. Effective December 1 the recipient must receip t packages for total delivery and city deliveries receive protection for senders and the government. If the addressee is absent a notice will be left directing him to call at the post office.
Warm mufflers in wool or silk with many colors and patterns priced five to twelve dollars. Soft brushed wool sweater coats offered in new colors and patterns at similar affordable rates.
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