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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1928
Page
4
A notice explains pricing for announcements and poetry with five cents per line for verses and one cent per word for entertainments. Obituaries and marriage notices are published free, with paid rates applying to personal benefit ads. membership affiliations are listed with Michigan Press Association and National Editorial Association.
An opinion by Attorney General Willian vy. Potter states that church property must pay special assessments for public works like roads and sewers. Exemptions apply only to taxes under general tax laws, not to these assessments benefiting property
January sixteenth commemorates eight years since the eighteenth amendment became effective after ratification and a referendum. Prohibition is hailed as a major American advance though enforcement under the Volstead act remains imperfect, with calls for ongoing vigilance to finish the work.
The article explains the origin of the term Fourth Estate for the daily press. It cites Carlyle and Burke debates, notes uncertainty over exact wording, and mentions Macaulay as using the phrase in 1823.
Secretary Hoover reports in his annual review that the United States enjoyed high living standards throughout the fiscal year, surpassing any previous period. He cites broad, permanent progress with some Industry weaknesses, and notes record foreign underwriting and exports, steady prices, building, and rail efficiency forming a sound period.
Our boys traveled to Milan Tuesday and dropped a 22 to 9 decision while complaining the play did not meet standards. Friday’s home game against Chelsea is expected to boost effort as coach Van Riper aims for a more positive disposition. The Milan lineup included Forsythe Bassett Greenfield and Kellogg with Farrington Orr Taylor Kellogg as substitutes.
CoronER Howes at Tagford undertaking house heard that Joe Bush a Hungarian beadworker’s body was found at a Bierman farm. The coroner’s jury concluded death by violence at others hands. The Bassfield Advance notes misdirections about wealth and values amid calls for spiritual virtue.
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