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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
4
The Hudson Post-Gazette reprints a son of the late James J. Hill arguing five dollar wheat may come, but cannot ruin civilization. It could push farmers to soil, spur new farming, and hint a price gap between producer and consumer needs narrowing as markets adjust.
The Liberty theatre screens The Yellow Typhoon this Saturday. The film showcases stunning outdoor and interior settings from New York estates and hotels to Paris chateaux and European cafes. Scenes travel from Shanghai to Manila and beyond with shipboard vistas and dramatic seas.
The Welfare club ladies hosted a gathering December 8 at Mr and Mrs George Schumacher home. After dinner the president opened the meeting and roll call yielded Some thing About Home. Mr Noon of Jackson shared a dairy situation report for Detroit area and a lengthy Seed department overview from the State Farm Bureau. The January meeting is set for the second Thursday with Mrs Della Pennington.
Parma News notes that city should deter street sellers by licensing and enforcement. It argues transient peddlers with goods on backs harm home-town merchants who pay taxes and maintain streets, urging moves to push them to other towns.
Herman F. Guthardt, sidelined three weeks by an accident, receives $346.60 as his claim from the Woodmen Accident Company and praises the prompt, satisfactory settlement.
A brief ad urges readers to attend a concert this evening and consider purchasing a season ticket for ongoing performances. The notice highlights immediate availability and value from multi-event access.
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