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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1929
Page
4
Hoover argues that democracy rests on a spiritual ideal rooted in the people's hearts. He contends widespread education in democracy’s purposes and methods is essential, along with capable leadership and citizen participation, to translate ideals into functioning government.
Law enforcement officials question the 2 year old reform that classifies simple assault and petty larceny as felonies. The piece notes prior justice court handling and argues the change burdens courts and taxpayers, suggesting reconsideration of the petty offenses in the code.
The piece argues that government functions are specific and do not include operating business enterprises. It asserts that government in business leans toward socialism, contradicting American tradition and constitutional principles. It calls for men with broad vision and trained minds in business, not limited by politics or low government pay.
Ann Arbor News notes Charles A. Sink and Link receive influential Lansing committee chairmanships. Sink gains three important assignments reflecting his experience and leadership. Link becomes education chair with fiscal and rules duties highlighting trust in his judgment and district impact. Mason divorce case cited as cruelty over newspaper subscription. Ionia News laments restraints on a woman’s access to local doings and press freedom.
When coughs linger Foley's Honey and Tar Compound provides fast relief. The blend of pine tar honey and medicinal ingredients soothes inflamed respiratory tissues and quiets irritant coughs. Suitable for children and adults. Sold at Wheeler's Pharmacy.
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