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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1928
Page
6
Dr T B Henderson of Saline offers New Year greetings and expresses thanks for health and prosperity in the community as the old year ends and the new year begins.
The Garage of Satisfactory Service thanks customers for past patronage during this glad season and wishes them a Happy New Year. It notes cordial relations and a commitment to best auto service.
William Parros announces the closing of Sating Confectionery and Restaurant after a year of steady operation. He notes the motto Pure Food, Perfectly Prepared, Courteously Served and promises continued quality in confections ice cream cigars and tobaccos for the community.
The Michigan Avenue Bakery thanks customers for patronage and renews a pledge to be a friendly progressive bakery serving every need at the lowest possible prices as the year ends.
Arthur Armbruster extends New Year wishes for joy health and prosperity in 1929. He promotes closer relations with customers and pledges reasonable price courteous attention and prompt service to an increasing patronage.
W E B Dietirer Furniture and Undertaking sends New Year greetings to Saline and vicinity. The firm offers home furniture to enhance comfort, with access to top sample lines from Grand Rapids market and competitive prices. It invites customers to share their needs for service.
The Saline Mercantile Co sends New Year wishes and notes growth in 1928 with expanded lumber and building supplies, coal service, and inside cabinet work. It touts ability to meet large dealer demands and save the community money on fuel.
A Christmas and New Year message expresses appreciation for goodwill during the past year and extends wishes for joy and happiness in the coming year.
An ad for Westphal's Cafe lists reals lunches cigars candy and tea cream and greets customers with New Year wishes. The message thanks patrons for the past year and hopes for a prosperous 1929.
The Busy Hardware on the Corner extends warm holiday greetings and appreciation for the goodwill received during the past year.
Yuletide greeting from John Fearerbacher and Son notes courteous service as the shop’s motto and a commitment to community satisfaction on every patron visit.
Saline Greenhouse notes its 1928 service to the community with a wide range of cut and potted plants, available for selection by telephone. The shop emphasizes wreaths, pillows, and sprays and invites customers to call anytime.
The Burkhart Dry Goods Stices and Furnishings shop expresses sincere thanks to the community for past year patronage and hopes for continued cordial relations in the coming year. The note highlights appreciation for business and the spirit of good fellowship in the town.
George Schmid Jr reflects on shared favors and growing older as the Market Around the Corner closes a business year. He expresses gratitude for health, friends, a clear conscience, and an ambition to meet future obstacles.
The author wishes a Happy New Year and reflects on lasting friendship. The sentiment calls for unity and joint effort toward prosperity and good health in all weathers as the year begins.
The note thanks Fred Layher Jr for the past year's support and expresses appreciation for the confidence shown in choosing their service. It pledges sincere effort to provide good value and customer satisfaction to encourage continued patronage.
Wiedman Auto Company extends thanks to friends and patrons for their courtesies during the past year and expresses hope for continued cordial relations in the coming year and years.
Mark B. Sugden, a druggist, expresses season’s compliments and best wishes for the coming year. He pledges better service in 1929 with a complete diversified line of drugs and sundries. The shop carries Penslar goods and invites customers to become acquainted with these products.
George W. Cook and Son Authorized Chevrolet Dealers announce the outstanding Chevrolet Six as a reply to national reception for economical transport. The large production volume enables this new car at the price of the former four cylinder model. They thank patrons for their share of business and wish a prosperous 1929.
The pastor offers a New Year message urging faith and God’s guidance for all church members and Sunday School workers. He wishes health prosperity and harmony, hoping readers feel God near as He guides each day.
The firm expresses strong gratitude for patronage in the New Year. It notes growing popularity of Snow Loaf flour and Gold Rim Pancake Flour, and states that users often become hosts after a single trial.
WILE L STORM Harness and Curtain Repairing extends New Year wishes to Saline area customers. The shop promotes prompt work, handiness, and a better stock lineup. Wear-A-Well shoes are highlighted as unmatched for price, with a promise of a full stock on hand.
The Saline Telephone Company joins Saline business interests in extending Yuletide greetings and wishes for a prosperous year. It notes plans to expand facilities for better service and emphasizes mutual success. The message expresses community welfare and hope that 1929 will fulfill enterprise and cooperative spirit.
The Cylizens Bank Saline offers season's greetings and best wishes for 1929. It emphasizes a commitment to community service, financial experience, and long established connections to support patrons with excellent service in all lines this new year.
Sincerely appreciative of the liberal patronage accorded as it is our wish that the bounties of the season be yours all may the New Year bring you Prosperity and Happiness.
The text honors Allen Feller and his heating and tuning services. It reflects year end greetings and wishes for health and prosperity to customers and community.
Charles W. Dinterle extends thanks to friends for courtesy and favors this past year and pledges to merit continued support in the coming year.
George A. Uphaus Vulcanizing and Tires sends best wishes for a happy New Year to all patrons. He thanks customers for past patronage and hopes for mutual happiness and prosperity in 1929.
RGETTGER'S BEAUTY SHOPPE extends cordial greetings to the community for the New Year. The note thanks friends and promises to be pleased to serve them frequently in the coming seasons.
Greetings and best wishes to friends and patrons. We thank you for liberal patronage during the past year and hope for continued relations. If you need farm implements equipment or a car or repairs we are here to serve you.
The A T System thanks patrons for their generosity this year and emphasizes supplying the best food products. The message invites continued shopping and expresses appreciation for customer support as the Yuletide season’s joy extends into the year ahead.
The One Story Bank on the Corner notes community relations and its aim to provide friendly, efficient service. It promotes deposit accounts with six month or longer terms, safety deposit boxes, and vault storage for valuables as part of a continued business relationship with patrons and the town.
A New Year greeting from Henry A. Schroen, expert in plumbing, thanking old friends and customers and wishing them a happy and prosperous year ahead.
A brief note from Orrie Graf Billiard Parlor extends a warm Happy New Year wish. The message expresses sincere hopes for a joyful year with few troubles and many joys.
The barber shop extends hearty wishes for happiness and prosperity to friends as the new year approaches. It expresses hope for a better year and a larger, ever growing clientele and the privilege to serve.
Earl Fosdior extends New Year wishes and promotes Standard Oil Co. products as highly tested and improved under top chemists. He urges customers to resolve to use Standard Oil exclusively in 1929.
The ad from Guthardt A Westrick promises project and satisfactory service for all cars with a friendly slogan. It invites customers to call 273 for help with car trouble and urges readers to drive by the pike for gas or service.
FRUS and BRACKEL extend New Year wishes to patrons and the community. Golden Eagle Flour continues steady popularity while Muffy Pancake Flour grows stronger in the hearts of pancake lovers, hoping 1929 brings happiness and prosperity to all.
The Saline Observer offers a New Year message reflecting on 1928, praise for the paper's forty seven years, and plans to stay ahead in news and features for its community readers. It highlights a complete printing plant and competitive quality and price in its job department and promotes publicity specialists and service.
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