Noted sales and statistics from a wartime ad snippet
A fragment lists overcoats and blankets on sale with limited quantities and special prices while noting a few recruits stealing a plane, comparisons of taxes in the US and Europe, a heavy canvas glove offer, and a grain pest note about elevated temperatures.
Local notes and social updates from Saline area
Miss Marion Rouse returns from Detroit over the weekend as Mr. and Mrs. Edward Feuenbacher visit Ann Arbor. J. Bedhouse of De Ts. and S. R. Willis attend events in February 1895. The O E S plan a party and dance, while a cychre party and euchre games draw locals, plus sermons and baptisms at area churches. Local ads promote Saline Bakery prices and general notices appear throughout the week.
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Marion Rouse
Detroit
Edward Feuenbacher
Ann Arbor
C. A. Jordan
Sherman Jubb
Brooklyn
A. R. Lee
Toledo
J. Bedhouse
de- Ts
S. R. Wills
Thurlow Sanford
Milan
East Henry Street
Otto Luckhardt
F. D. Ford
Edward DePuy
Webb DePuy
Winifred
Jackson
D.P. Mclachlan
York
J. F. Rheim
Pittsfield
Walter Luckhardt
Saree
Ann “Arbor
Wilbur Cornish
Bert Osborn
R. L. Finch
Herman Gross
S-A. Fitzeerie
Oc. A. Jordan
A. Cary
The
American Legion
Legion
Worth Ann Arbor Street
Amy
Alphonse Econ
Kingsbury
Pontiac
Odre
Engagement Threatening Breakup Prompted by Suit
A Saline Observer report describes a young lady’s threatened breach of promise suit against her fiancé over engagement, warning of publishing names if he does not subscribe. The piece frames the dispute as community upheaval and notes the paper has withheld names while presenting the facts.
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Saline Observer
State club work benefits Michigan youth in 1926
State report shows Iowa? Michigan boys and girls were members of boys and girls clubs in 1926 according to A G Ket tunen state club leader. Club work was carried on in all Michigan counties except eight. In twelve years there have been 215 752 members of boys and girls clubs in this state.
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Michigan
A. G. Kettunen
Michigan club work yields lasting skills and leadership
Former club members increasingly apply training in stock raising crops canning and clothing making to community life. Many pursue no college but remain local leaders as their work benefits livestock herds and crop production while girls gain food preservation cost and sewing skills in Michigan.
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Neaers
Michigan
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Yseion
Ford
Flivvers
Cornvenll
Saline Bakery
QO. C. Woelper
Wiedman Auto Co
Saling
Gee
Ann Arbor Butterfield
Boyle Woolfolks
Vaudevelle
Eith Acti
BORDE
Shirmer
Cissie Hayden
Jullen
Murray
Arthur Kluth
Theresa Walsh
BELL
P.S
Graham Brothers
Joseph H. Thompson
ING
Dodge Snothers
Everyweere
Graham Brothers Trucks
Chevrolet
Fisher
Duco
Tepes
F. C. B. Flint
George V. Cook