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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1930
Page
4
Dr John W Hollands Fos sets forth six short maxims urging honest work and personal effort. He laments the idea of ideal jobs and notes the value of lived experience. He warns against servile labor for leisure and critiques actors using profanity for laughs.
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas will grant a $5,000 cash prize and an appropriate medal for outstanding merit to an individual in recognition of notable service to U S agriculture. The award aims to express gratitude and boost public appreciation of the sector’s work.
The piece urges readers to feed birds in winter to save their lives as snows cover feeding spots. It recommends making a feeding sanctuary in the yard, scattering feed each morning, and notes birds will visit and return next summer to sing in trees, rewarding kindness.
The Charlotte Republican Tribune reflects on the 1929 Christmas storm and national transport paralysis showing human powerlessness against nature. It notes mail stoppages in Eaton county lasting from Wednesday to Monday and urges humility before divine will and the elements.
A citizen’s letter praises a donor who gave to the Louisa Brown Home causing funds to be placed in the building fund. Mrs Dorothy Elliott thanks the contributor and asks others to give via William Martin, with blessing wishes for the coming year. Address: 121 East Ann Street, Ann Arbor.
The Saline Woman's Club held its annual Christmas party December 10 at Mrs. Lewis Ernst’s home. The program included readings and songs by club members, Christmas greetings by the president, and each member donated gifts for a local needy family. A two course luncheon followed, with the next meeting set for January 7 at Mrs. R. S. McCord’s home.
In memoriams note dated January 2 1929 marks one year since Zelma Johnson mother and wife died. The poem expresses deep sorrow and enduring love from her son Edward and husband Kenneth Johnson with lines about a vacancy at home and a grave flowers fading but affection lasting.
Letter from David Kinley of the University of Illinois asks readers to search attics for unpublished Washington documents and to connect with Illinois to publish them for the 1932 Washington Birthday celebration. Carl Stohr to host sister Emma Stohr from Ubstadt Germany on holiday at Green Oak farm. Emma arrives aboard the S S Bremen after a stormy voyage delaying three days to New York.
Manchester Independents visit Saline to meet the Saline Independents with a star lineup including Schmid Hutzel Kuebler Sam Abarth Estermyer Gross Phillips and Fuoss. No admission charge and expected large crowd as Manchester seeks strong early showing.
The bakery advertises a full display of cakes cookies pies and bread. It offers custom orders with careful attention to special requests.
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