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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1930

Page

8

Motivational pitch on motorizing work in advertising

A columnist urges businesspeople to replace slow methods with faster advertising motors. The piece contrasts rowing with oars to motorized speed, asking readers whether their advertising is fully active or still paddling along. It frames the idea as a brisk business analogy.

Hile House Appropriations Committee House War Department Senate H. H. Pike, Jr New York

Notice of Hearing Claims in Estate of George J Stollsteimer

Probate Court Washtenaw County announces creditors have four months from December 27 1929 to present claims for examination and adjustment. Claims must be filed at the Ann Arbor Probate Office by May 1 1930. Hearings set for March 3 1930 and May 3 1930 at 10:00 AM. Judge Jay G Pray.

Washtenaw George J. Stollsteimer Ann Arbor Jay G, Pray

Commissioners' Notice in estate of Orris M Klein

Four months from December 30 1929 were allowed for creditors to present claims against Orris M Klein deceased The commissioners will meet March 31 1930 and June 2 1930 at ten o clock in Saline Michigan to examine and adjust claims Dated Ann Arbor December 30 1929

State OF Michigan Washtenaw Orris M. Klein Martin Fucss Saline Michigan Said Ann Arbor

Hoover delegates sail to London amid uncertain Navy limits

American delegates and advisers depart for the London naval conference without final instructions from President Hoover yet prepared to accept proportionate reductions. France and Britain push plans for a six year construction holiday and new disarmament steps as debates continue.

President Hoover London Irwin B. Laughlin Spain Madrid Alfonso Prince Humbert Italy Marie Jose Belgium Rome Europe Naval Hoover Brelfast Washington Loddon Tardieu France United States Great Britain League of Nations’ Preparatory

Pershing Declines Nebraska Senate Run

General John J. Pershing rejected a Nebraska movement to run against Senator Norris. Friends proposed the bid, but Pershing stated he did not desire public office and his decision is final.

John J. Pershing Nebraska George W. Norris United States Senate Western Newspaper Union

Long list of notable passings spans decades and nations

A comprehensive necrology lists prominent figures from 19th and 20th century politics, arts, business, and science. Included are Grand Duke Nicholas, George L Rickard, Cardinal Tosi, Wallace Eddinger, Benjamin Duke, Tim Murphy, Count Chinda, James Elverson Jr, Oscar Underwood, Ogden Mills, Robert Blagle, Marila Christina, Edwin Denby, Lily Langtry, Delville He, Frank Keenan, Newell Billi, Harvey O Higgins, Harrison M Wild, Thomas Taggart, Moses Clapp, D. Buick, Arlen Pond, Ferdinand Weck, Maurice Sarrail, Samuel Rea, W R Stubbs, Myron Herrick, Brander Matthews, Cardinal Lucidi, Shimpei Goto, Joseph Bailey, Flora Steel, Prince Henry of Prussia, Emile Berliner, Mary MacLane, Victor Berger, H C Witwer, Cyril Keightley, Alfred Cowles, Baron Horne, G P Merrill, Ray Lankester, Cyrus Locher, Serge Diaghileff, Albert Ni black, Tyson, Liman von Sanders, W B Dever, Owen Edgar, F F Proctor, O J Kvale, Louise Wincox, Tesse Lynch Williams, Hedsworth Meux, Miller Huggins, U Grant’s son, George Goodenough, Baron Tanaka, Edmund Dunne, H Hoppe, Stephen Elkins, W S Kelley, Edmund Dunne, Prince Bernhard von Buelow, Theodore Burton, John Straton, William G, Maurice Marhotie, and others.

Delville HE Stone Journalet New York Frank Keenan Hollywood Newell Owieht Billi Bronxville MN. Y Harvey O.higgins Harrison M Wild Chicago Thomas Taggart Moses Clapp U. 8 Minnesota D. D. Buick Detroit Arlen Pond Marshal Perdinand Weck Maurice Emmanuel Sarrail Verdun Samuel Rea Pennsylvania Railroad W. R. Stubbs Kansas Myron T. Herrick France Brander Matthews Cardinal Lucidi Rome Shimpei Goto Joseph W. Bailey U. S Texas Charles H. Aldrich Flora Annie Steel Prince Henry Prussia A. B. Sale University of Porto Salvation Army Lowon Jaune Asa P. Potter Boston James O'Sullivan Lowell Mass Dustin Farnum Eli K. Cole U. 3 M C San Francisco W. Eberle Washington State Supreme Court I. N. Mills W. T. Francis Liberia Grant Fellows Michigan Supreme Court N. J. Sinnott U. & Court,of Claims John Cotton Dana Newark N. J Henry B. Puller Mast James J. Keane Dubuque Emile Berliner T. B. Veblen Mary MacLane Victor L Berger Milwaukee H. C. Witwer Calif Chauncey Keep Cyril Keightley Alfred Cowles Sewaren Baron Horne G. P. Merrill Geclezy National Museum Edwin Ray Lankester Cyrus Locher Ohio Serge Diaghileff Albert P. Niblack U.S. N Edward B. Craft Hackensack Lawrence D. Tyson Tennessee Liman von Sanders Turkey William B. Dever Owen T. Edgar F. F. Proctor Larchmont N. Y O. J. Kvale Louise C. Wincox Paris Tesse Lynch Williams Sir Hedsworth Meux Miller Huggins New York Yankees U. S. Grant President Grant San Diego George A. Goodenough University of Illinois Western Conference Baron Tanaka Thomas Germany John Gardner Murray Protestant Episcopal Church United States Atlantic City Jeanne Engels W. T. Belfield Ghiseeg W. Connors Buffalo Edmund M. Dunne Peoria H. HB. Hoppe Cincinnati Stephen B. Elkins E. S. Shumaker Indiana Anti-Saloon League H. C. Jones University of Iowa College of Law Prince Bernhard von Buelow Theodore KE. Burton John Roach Straton Frina G Thet Baptist William G Brotherhood of Railway George Hannauer Boston & Maine Railroad Marquis Taouya de Tga Blox Maurice ‘Marhotie Frenab

Notable public notices and arrivals span dates in Memphis and beyond

The item lists numerous figures visiting or speaking in November and December across U S and Europe, including Miss Mary Solari in Memphis on Nov 10, Dr Frederick Monsen and others, with dates through Dec 12. It also notes transport and road rules in the Brooklyn Exponent, criticizing hogs on roads and urging fines for buses and trucks to curb obstruction.

Prince Max of Baden Germany Mary Solari Memphis Tenn Frederick Monsen Victoria House ‘of Commons James W. Good John Cort P. W. Speer Houghton Mich Oyne WV. C. Vaughan Richmond Benny W. Lyon Georges Clemenceau France Daniel F. Appel New Enggana Life Insurance Company J. EB. Campbell Gtillwaters Brooklyn Exponent

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