Saline Observer Classifieds and Notices
Saline Observer announces Condolence resolutions priced at one dollar and Advertising rates available. Poetry and announcements of entertainments require payment per line or per item.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1926
Page
4
Saline Observer announces Condolence resolutions priced at one dollar and Advertising rates available. Poetry and announcements of entertainments require payment per line or per item.
Thieves entered the barn of QA Pansford near Northville and stole seven sheep. A truck was seen on the road during the day, believed to have carried the animals away.
A Lorimer quip warns against overburdening money or any horse. Small loads like three to six percent are safe while ten percent risks strain, and twenty can mean trouble. At a hundred percent the risk is extreme, likening it to racing and promising dire outcomes.
The notice warns readers about fake clipping agencies popping up nationwide offering news stories for 25 cents. It explains how these outfits send back clippings from the recipient's own home newspaper, usually with a self addressed envelope, and advises avoiding such schemes as they are fraudulent.
The article details a Minnesota initiative using county minute men armed with sawed off shotguns and high powered rifles to pursue bank robbers instantly. About 75 sworn deputy sheriffs per county enable rapid patrols when alarms ring. Banks fund equipment in Wisconsin and Minnesota. rewards of 1000 for killing or capturing robbers in act, 500 for capture after crime.
A miscellany of local notes reports direct reader reach of ads from Harner and Parsons, plus a NC order to fetch articles from The Saline Observer. The piece mentions a Methodist church detour when Rev Yager forgot his necktie, odd lunar metal forged into horse shoes, hog price rallies, and reflections on old fashioned social calling after New Year.
In the third grade Adeline Layher and Marie Schmid had perfect spelling records for December. McKnight Johnston joined the third grade. The fourth grade prepares a grocery store project. The high school glee club works on the operetta Pickles to be staged in spring at the Saline opera house. A senior play Come Out of the Kitchen airs January 21-22 with reserved and general seats on sale. Saline’s boys beat Manchester 20 to 5. Gross scored 13. Manchester girls won 22 to 6. Alber and Bowen shown promise. A joke scene and lab quips through the issue. Charles Fosnick jailed in Lemajnee county on breaking and entering charge, sentenced to a bath by the sheriff’s men. The tale ends with a Jefferson quote about political and religious differences not ending friendships.
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