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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1929
Page
8
Lill Lerers from subscribers report enclosed check renewals for subscriptions. The quirky note hints at lighthearted office mood as renewals arrive.
Farmers Week at Michigan State College runs February 4 to 8 with four program placings including potatoes engineering grain rabbits and eggs plus additional exhibits from several departments. Highlights include a livestock parade on Thursday a Grange singing contest and a dramatic contest with community groups Friday. Visitors can try rifle shooting each afternoon and ammunition is supplied. Banquets occur Tuesday for several agricultural associations and home economics extension society.
Some students on extended vacation due to illness see time off as not an unmixed evil, noting opportunities for rest and study while away from class.
President elect anticipates a largely Mellon dominated cabinet with potential Latin America focus. Speculation centers on post near terms including secretary of commerce and interior as well as representation from southern border states amid hints of a Cuba Mexico trip.
Tex Rickard promoter of boxing died in a Miami Beach hospital from complications after Appendix removal. His body lay in state at New Madison Square Garden he built, with 10000 mourners at the funeral. Also noted was Benjamin Duke a leading figure in American tobacco. Salvation Army council in Sunbury England urged Gen Bramwell Booth to retire, while keeping his title and honors.
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