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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1929
Page
8
Dolly, seeking independence in the city, rejects Roger's marriage proposal then reunites with him after a holiday memory-filled night. A curious suitor, Dan Dugan, is left outside as Dolly returns home with Roger for a speedy pond skate and a Christmas promise.
Michigan State College farm management officials report two hours to set up an inventory and 15 minutes weekly to maintain a farm business ledger. Conference notes say 859 men in 38 counties received training, with 88 county groups arranging yearly inventories and visits to farms for accuracy checks. The program aims to help farmers gauge profit, loss, and labor income and to identify money making practices. Seven thousand copies of the booklets will be sold at cost across four districts with inventory start dates Jan 1 Feb 1 March 1 or April 1. In Ionia a 12 year old boy, Lawrence Selbach, accidentally shot his big toe while shooting a gun resting on his foot.
The article discusses fabrics for a school outfits, noting gingham as practical and attractive, with velvet plaids highlighted as dressy and fashionable for this season. It emphasizes versatility across materials including gingham velvet and printed crepe.
A mix of small ads and notices from the Saline Observer lists signs for sale including No Smoking No Trespassing and private rooms for tourists among farm produce and small business items. The Michigan probate court then publishes a notice in Washtenaw County about the estate of John George Schweitzer with a hearing date set for January 3, 1930 and publication requirements.
State of Michigan Washtenaw County. Raymond C Rentschler as administrator filed final administration account for the estate of William Rentschler deceased. Hearing set for December 27 1929 at 10 am at the probate office in Ann Arbor with notice by publication in the Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks. Nora Borgert Register of Probate. Dec 5 12 19 1929.
The piece catalogs wilderness of hat types and silhouettes in fashion illustrations. It notes berets in felt velvet or crochet chenille, a nose veil with shag hats, a baby bonnet style, back views of hats, and features pirate and Spanish sailor shapes with back-brim variations.
A stylish fall ensemble features a short velvet jacket and skirt in black or dark tones. The pictured outfit uses a black and white palette with Parisian flair and includes an ermine trim on the velvet caped ensemble, highlighting a dressy suit option.
A persuasive note claims Observer advertising columns reach far more people than calling fifty individuals, highlighting ease and lower cost. It argues mass ads deliver greater exposure, suggesting efficiency for campaigns and announcements.
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