Saline Observer Subscription and Pricing Notice
The Saline Observer outlines subscription prices: single copies five cents and one year within Michigan two dollars, with one year out of state pricing.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
2
The Saline Observer outlines subscription prices: single copies five cents and one year within Michigan two dollars, with one year out of state pricing.
The article notes the National Association of Real Estate Boards argues continued rent control on new rental housing would delay construction. Chester Bowles, head of the OPA, says dropping restrictions would let builders exploit the housing shortage. It cites about 3,000,000 new families doubled up and urges an immediate, fair profit-driven solution.
In St Louis, R M Walton faces a supplier delay and chooses to own the fault rather than offer alibis. He explains the need for careful figure review, persuades Mr G to allow a proper pace, and gains trust by honesty, avoiding rush. The outcome is a calmer path to completion.
Local families visit relatives in Indiana Michigan and Florida while Scout groups camp at Camp Newkirk. A dedication marks the old Saline School bell joining the new auditorium. Birthday dances funerals: Sauer family, Mrs Kelsey hosts a party. Accidents include a broken leg from a wagon mishap and a hip dislocation.
Forty five years ago Howard Barrett clerked for Lindenschmitt Brothers. Martin Gable lost his Cleveland bay mare due to stomach inflammation last Wednesday. Rev F L Allen entertained his father from Watson and over the weekend they were joined by the latter's brother from Connecticut. Charles Hertler west of town had an appendectomy this week. The past ten days had perfect weather. A rich man is one who isn’t afraid to ask the clerk to show him something cheaper.
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