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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1930

Page

8

Mickie Urges Newspaper Ad Trial For Businesses

A spirited plea urges readers to test regular ads in the home paper to prove a business is profitable. The note claims many ventures gain seven wallets of support and prosperity by embracing newspaper advertising as a weapon of luxury and success.

Market News Seeks Buyers in Observer Liners

A Good Market Close at Hand promotional notice urges readers to place ads in Observer Liners for a wide range of merchandise furniture musical instruments pets livestock autos real estate and more. Call 60-FZ to start today.

Rhoades and Finkbeiner Drain Hearing Set In Washtenaw

Notice from Washtenaw County Drain Commissioner announces a February 25 1930 meeting at Jacob Finkbeiner home NEY Sec 80 to determine the need for the Rhoades Finkbeiner Drain. Board of Determination appointed by Judge Jay G Bray includes Edward Foster Guernsey Collins and Albert Trinkle. Public officials and municipalities are invited to attend.

State OF Michigan County of Washtenaw Rhoades & Finkbeiner Jay G. Bray Edward Foster Ypsilanti Township Guernsey Collins Ann Arbor Albert Trinkle Scio Township Jacob Finkbeiner NEY Sec Clayton EF. Deake

Registration Notice for Saline Village Electors 1930

Filed by Charles Tower village clerk, the notice details registration rules for Saline Michigan electors, dates February 1930, and locations including the Fucss store for review and registration. It outlines when registration may occur, absentee voting affidavits, and penalties for false statements.

Saline Washtenaw State of Michigan Fucss Charles Tower

Prohibition Hearing Highlights Economic and Moral Debate

Congressional hearings on the Eighteenth amendment reveal sharp disputes between wets and drys. Walter Liggett testifies on crime and corruption across cities, while supporters of prohibition defend enforcement and liberty.

Judiciary Committee House of Representatives George S. Graham Pennsylvania Washington Graham Hoover Crime Commission Sabath of Ilinois Sweden Canada Walter W. Liggett Liggett Boston Michigan Kansas Minnesota North Dakota Detroit Minneapolis Drys

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