Edward Muir's Store News Coal Prices
Edward Muir announces another car of Pocahontas coal at 12.00 a ton in carload lots and 13.00 delivered. A car of Crystal Brickok White Ash to arrive in about 10 days.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
4
Pre-Inventory Sale Promises Wide Hardware Reductions
A local store announces a ten day 10 percent discount on all hardware to clear stock ahead of inventory. Offers include Aladdin Lamp 30 day free trial and visible gasoline pump. They advertise Mobiloils Vee Dol Tarred Felt paints heaters ranges and Winchester tools in Saline.
Farm for sale near Saline with ample facilities
Property describes 90 acres one mile from Saline on the main road with good buildings rich soil timber and fencing. Includes two wells electric lights in house and barn and a large 187 acre level black clay loam farm with furnace water tower a 100 foot long house and a new tile silo. Owner selling due to health and anxious at the right price.
Acres of Rich Soil with Buildings and Garden Lots
A property in a corporation offers rich soil suitable for gardening and poultry raising. It includes a large hennery and several small buildings plus desirable building lots. A bargain for buyers seeking rural development opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Letters From A Public Health Nurse
A nurse answers Sue about contagious illness care and nursing duties. She notes care varies with workload and severity, with instruction for mild cases and full care for serious cases, and describes quarantine, risks, and patient confidence. She explains salary from the Red Cross, funding for those unable to pay, and charges within a local public health program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
P Cople
Red Cross County
Birth of a boy in Judd district and local social news
Born to Mr and Mrs Peter Scemmers last week a boy. Daphene and J Madison Richards spent Saturday in Ypsilanti My. Mr and Mrs Harley Welsh spent Sunday at Mr Mosher. William Richards of Rochester called at Max Richards Monday afternoon. Jean LeBaron returned to Willis school after two weeks vacation. Mr and Mrs W J LeBaron spent Sunday at Frank Kelsey. A few friends visited Mr and Mrs Charles Greene Friday evening with cards and music and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Scemmers
Harley Welsh
Mr. Mosher
William Richards
Rochester
Max Richards
Jean LeBaron
Willis
W. J. LeBaron
Frank Kelsey’s
Charles Greene
Card of Thanks from Goddard Family
The William U J Goddard family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness, flowers, and comforting words from singers and pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William UJ. Goddard
Bridge water Co-Operatives Association Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Bridge water Co-Operatives Association will be held Thursday afternoon January 20 at 1 00 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater Co-Operatives Association
Sincere thanks requested for small debts to the Observer
Readers owing for liners and cards of thanks are urged to settle with the Observer to avoid statements. The note emphasizes the small amounts and asks for prompt payment to prevent further notices.
Train service push sparks petition in Saline district
The Saline Observer reports a petition drive seeking better passenger train service on the Lake Shore branch. A public service commission hearing in Lansing may address the current mixed train with freight priority and poor mail delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Public Service Commission
Lansing
Brooklyn Exponent
Township finances face tax rate fault finding and enforcement
The piece notes public discontent with the township treasurer over tax rates while announcing a spring enforcement drive on overloaded trucks under a board of supervisors directive. It also cites unrelated old edict lore and astronomical eclipse forecasts for 1921 with geographic visibility details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
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Sinclair
Pennant
Véedol
Tarred
Round Oak
Quick Meal
Jungers
Garland
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
Saline
Edward J. Muir
W. M. Fowler
Arnold
Emn. H. Arnold
S. Main St
Ann Arbor, Mich
Judd
Daphene and
J. Madison Richards
Ypsilanti
Sim. R. Wilson
Saline, Mich
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Fred Marriott
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Willard Clawson
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Jane Johnson
Claude Lavey
Harrison
Lavey
Aubrey Gray
Houghton Lake
Mt. Clemens
Lynn M. Johnston
William J. Dusse
James G. Tucker
Secretary of State
Fetoskey
Michigan
Michigan Fish Commission
Grand Cascapedia
Quebec
Petoskey Kalamazoo
William van Overloop
Weimer
Detroit
Wayne County
Wayne Circuit Court
Wayne
China
Giamia and Fish Department
Straits
Upper Peninsula
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Lowry
Col. National Fire
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General Casualty
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Hayes Wheel
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Union Morgage
Stevens-Duryea
Paul Delaney
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Ture
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Miss MacDonald
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Buck Jones
FOX News
Ethel Clayton
Wiediman Auto Co
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