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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1929
Page
4
A brief memorial notice lists subscription prices and terms alongside condolences. The text includes price points for one year and shorter terms, with a line about resolutions of condolence and association memberships referenced for Michigan and national journalism groups.
Text consists of disjointed opinions by Dr. John W. Holland and aphorisms about modesty remorse opportunity and national navies with a 1928 Western Newspaper Union citation fragment providing no cohesive event or subject.
A Linden Leader editorial laments installment buying and lavish living. It argues true happiness comes without money or price, while condemning those who equate wealth with well being and warning of greed driving crime and suffering.
The piece argues that good character rests on credit and honesty. It urges people to start the new year with old bills paid, or at least make partial payments and cover interest to preserve standing in the community.
A pledge to seize the day and work with zeal is paired with news from Perry about a 55-foot beacon tower by the Aeronautical Corporation of Cleveland to guide fliers. Nearby Brighton Argus reports George Alfred Lynch's Detroit-bound trip cut short by a slick road accident leaving passengers unhurt.
A brief New Year poem from the Saline dentist expresses appreciation for past goodwill and wishes happiness, success, and jollity. It includes lines about decking homes with happiness and trimming halls with holly as part of the festive wish.
Jay W. Harmon extends sincere appreciation for friendly support and wishes a Happy New Year. He expresses hope for continued business relations in the years to come.
The notice thanks readers for patronage and celebrates Golden Eagle Flour and Fluffy Pancake Flour as they enter another year of strong favor. It expresses appreciation for past support and hopes for continued goodwill from customers and friends.
We unite with Saline's business community to extend cheerful Yuletide greetings and wishes for prosperity in the coming year. We reflect on contributing to the community's welfare and pledge to improve service with planned facilities. The local staff joins in hoping the 1930s fulfill the community's enterprise and cooperative spirit.
The Saline Mercantile Co sends season greetings and gratitude for 1929. It emphasizes appreciation for community goodwill and hopes for continued cordial relations and business in 1930. It ends with a cash payment exhortation to shop in 1930.
The Citizens Bank Saline’s oldest banking institution extends best wishes for the New Year 1930. It urges thrift with savings accounts and promotes safety boxes and private vault boxes for storing valuable papers, inviting customers to use bank services for happiness and prosperity.
The notice from E. J. Muir promotes Faultless Burning Coal and coke at low prices. It thanks patrons and assures prompt service, joining Saline business interests to welcome the New Year with wishes of happiness and prosperity.
As the new year opens it is a pleasant privilege to extend hearty wishes for happiness and prosperity to all friends and patrons. The note hopes the coming year will surpass all before and that it will be a privilege to serve a larger and growing list of patrons.
The note celebrates the return of the Christmas season and wishes readers a prosperous year. It highlights the Snow Loaf flour and Gold Rim Pancake Flour as popular brands, praising their growing popularity and inviting continued customer support.
The Sands of time shift as Father Time marks 1930 and a local ad wishes friends fortune. It notes a 1930 specialization in Ken Morey Well Made Living Room furniture and other reliable makes.
Dicks Gillen on the West Side operates a service station with repair staff and Standard gas and oils. The note extends New Year wishes and promotes ready pumps for motorists this season.
UPHAUS and SCHROEN Plumbing Electrical Supplies and Service extend New Year wishes to patrons and the community. They highlight advances in plumbing and electricity and offer services to meet household comfort and convenience.
Geo V Cook & Son mark fifteen years as authorized Chevrolet dealers in Saline. They pledge continued service quality with trained mechanics and factory tools, noting improvements in automobiles and shop facilities. They extend best wishes for a happy and prosperous 1930 to patrons and the automotive public.
William Acton General Blacksmithing extends best wishes for happiness and prosperity in 1930. The note expresses hope that readers enjoy greater material comforts and that the spirit of community and goodwill prevails more than ever in the year ahead.
We express to those with whom we have done business that the relationship has been pleasant for both sides. We extend cordial Yuletide and New Year greetings and hope the same for all partners.
A personal note from Henry Ormsby expresses Christmas cheer and appreciation for community support. He wishes a merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year and invites locals to visit for tensorial service, hoping to merit continued confidence and favors.
The Liberty Theatre promotes its place in the community with a promise of top quality shows and a busy upcoming schedule. It invites readers to enjoy high-class offerings planned for the coming months.
Earl Fosdick promotes Standard Oil products with praise for quality testing and ongoing improvements. The message invites friends to resolve to use Standard Oil products exclusively in 1930, citing satisfaction and chemist guidance.
A holiday message from Michigan Avenue Bakery thanking customers for patronage and inviting them to make the store their bakery supply headquarters in the coming year. The note expresses gratitude for the past season and hope for improved service and continued support.
H Gross and Sons extend New Year greetings to patrons and friends. They express gratitude for cordial relations in the past year and hope for continued mutual understanding and patronage in the coming year.
The Market Around the Cover expresses gratitude for patronage as the New Year begins. George Schmid Jr promotes quality meats and related goods, inviting customers to shop there and noting they pay top prices for cattle pork veal hides and pelts. He invites contact for selling.
Local craftsman Frank Camburn offers painting wallpaper and decorating services to Saline and surrounding community. He pledges readiness to handle any planned work for 1930 and extends good wishes for the new year.
A local business offers seasonal greetings to Saline and nearby residents. The note thanks customers for past patronage and expresses hope for continued support in the coming year.
The message thanks health and prosperity for the community and its people in the past year and wishes blessings for a happy prosperous New Year to all.
A polite holiday note from Saline Confectionery and Restaurant extends best wishes to friends and patrons for Yuletide cheer and a prosperous New Year. The message reflects gratitude for past support and commitment to continued quality service.
We reflect on the year and thank the community for liberal patronage. We extend sincere wishes for happiness and good fortune to the people of Saline and vicinity throughout the new year.
The closing year expresses appreciation for past goodwill and hope for closer ties and mutual benefits in the coming year. The store has grown since establishment and specializes in the best food supplies, aiming to save patrons money on every purchase.
Parson s Dodge Implements and Garage extends year end greetings to friends and customers. The firm highlights its fully equipped facilities in automotive and implement departments and promotes Indian gas and oils with prompt courteous service and economical long term value.
W E Dietiker Furniture expresses holiday wishes and urges continued good fellowship through the new year. The note thanks Saline and nearby residents for past favors and commits to earning continued consideration in the future.
In the spirit of mutual cooperation and helpfulness during the holiday season the advertisement extends a Happy New Year greeting from George A. Uphaus Vulcanizing Gas and Tires. It emphasizes loving kindness and seasonal goodwill.
A local business extends thanks to patrons for their support over the past year and wishes them a prosperous New Year. The message emphasizes sincere appreciation rather than honoring custom.
An 1930 advertisement for John Feuerbacher and Son highlights horseshoeing, general repairing and woodworking. The copy urges readers to start anew after 1929 with lessons learned and a fresh effort in 1930.
The notice welcomes customers to Boetiger's Beauty Shoppe praising past service and sanitary equipment. It expresses hope that more patrons will join and wishes a joyful, sorrow-free 1930.
The notice extends season's greetings and thanks patrons of 5 Points White Star Station. Proprietor Chris Voit expresses appreciation and wishes happiness and prosperity for the coming year 1930.
During 1929 Saline Greenhouse states it has supplied many local desires under the motto Say It With Flowers. It invites telephone orders and pledges to keep a selection of potted plants on hand, with a specialty in wreaths pillows and sprays.
The bank extends holiday wishes and thanks for cooperative support during the year. It expresses appreciation for friendships and cordial courtesies, hoping the Yuletide season brings blessings, contentment, and satisfaction in the coming year.
North Side Grocery and Gas Service extends a Yuletide greeting and thanks customers for past support. The note promises mutual prosperity in 1980 and invites continued patronage, highlighting a stock of groceries and Stand ard gas and oils with evening and Sunday hours.
The Saline Observer greets loyal readers and announces its strong printing plant. It touts competitive job department capacity and positions itself as publicity specialists offering quality and price advantages for Saline’s size.
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