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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
6
Services Sunday 10 a m at Citi zens Bank Building. Testimony meeting Wednesday 8 p m. All are invited to Sunday school at 11 am with admission for pupils under 20 years.
An assortment of quality candy to suit every taste. A box of candy is always an appreciated gift.
City wide shop offers a full assortment of ice cream and frozen desserts. Longstanding staff pride themselves on quick service and friendly customer care.
CH. Baker, manager at the Interurban, declares the substitute butter the best option on the market today.
Edward W. Pickard surveys labor capital conflict as open shop momentum grows among 22 state manufacturer groups. Immigration restriction debates surface with Johnson bill sidelined amid employer claims of no immigrant emergency. Harding trims inauguration pomp to simple oath day. Cuban, Balkan, and European tensions ripple through diplomacy and war news.
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