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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
4
Public notices include a card of thanks and resolutions of condolence. Advertising rates, poetry, and obituary notices published at set rates. funeral notices may be free. A dated poem recounts seasonal verses about months and nature. no dates or names specified.
An official who toured American agriculture notes farmers have discarded long whiskers as fashion shifts. The piece argues farmers now resemble city folk, aided by roads, cars, phones, and power while keeping pace with urban knowledge. It includes a brief mention of party misfortunes and property damage resembling European fronts.
Chevrolet Motor Company predicts a prosperous 1927 with rising auto sales and production. R H Grant cites strong labor, high per capita wealth, improving agriculture, and growing two car ownership in families. Exports and replacements of old cars expected to boost volumes beyond 1926.
Thirty years ago B A Hauser and the Hertler brothers shipped a car of stock today. Governor Pingree shows dissatisfaction with some committee work. Bridgewater band plans a performance tomorrow night. Fred Russell quotes barley at 60 cents per hundred. Prof Charles Townsend, returning from Germany, earned a Leipzig diploma and biology degree. W N Lister seeks Republican school commissioner nomination. Michael Alber, born in Württemberg on February 11, 1828, dies south of town. School entertainment nets 8 dollars.
Fifteen years past, August Bredernitz confined to bed in Savony Germany in October 1837 dates a family annotation. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Camburn on Wednesday. Emma Wagner visited Detroit. Silas Briggs visiting Bronson on business. An eleven pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Lamb on Saturday. Fred Gross bought John Itzel seven acres east of town. Eva Sellen ill with scarlet fever in Ypsilanti. Fred Meyer sold farm east of town to Reuben Feldkamp. Roy Rogers operated on for appendicitis in Ann Arbor Friday. Robbery at the Milan Garage last Thursday night with merchandise taken. Entry through window and door between garage and office forced. Adjacent apartments unoccupied. robbers escaped hours before discovery. No arrests. Atwater Kent radio missing along with loud speaker and tires reported by Milan Leader.
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