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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
2
The article highlights dependable waste baskets as ideal gifts, noting varieties covered in fabrics like cretonne sateen tapestry and satin. It describes foundations of heavy cardboard or light wood, and mentions two pictured baskets: one in tapestry and satin, the other in heavy sateen with a braided cord handle for hanging.
A row of gay satin sachets tied with ribbons are presented as dainty gifts. Each bag is ready to be transferred to clothing, with a heart shaped variant featuring frilled edges and a tiny doll atop three small bags.
A Fordson tractor owned by NL Kouraf Luddan Dickey County North Be nota completed a record endurance run of 40 days with three operators on 24 hour shifts. It plowed 200 acres before the idea of continuous operation was conceived and electric headlights were added.
Fred Burkhart and family visited relatives in Manchester Sunday Frank Rose is in Ann Arbor on business this week Fred Gillen aml Harmon of Highland Park visited relatives Sunday Mr and Mrs A G Wood moved from Brighton to Detroit Mrs John Zahn and son Ernest and Miss Clara Zahn motored to Ann Arbor Monday Miss Ella Burkhardt spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Schill in Ypsilanti Mr and Mrs Carl Theurer entertained Mr and Mrs Fred Gibson on Detroit over Sunday Mr and Mrs Chris Braun and daughter Esther were Ann Arbor visitors Saturday Miss Fruth Rese entertained Mrs Coral Woos and Andrew Uren of East Lansing and B G Sulton of Detroit Sunday Mr and Mrs William Roehm entertained Mrs Roehm s brother George Finkbeiner of Dexter Sunday Mr and Mrs Alred Hurling from Iowa moved into Everett Davenport s tenant house on north Ann Arbor street Detroit and Highland Park subscribers urged to send new numbers before January first Joseph Schnebelt moved his bakery to the Boyd building from the Palmer block Interior decorated in white enamel new oven and equipment added to bakery summary.
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