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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1927
Page
8
A columnist compares advertising success to golf aiming for consistent results. The piece suggests that a single ad cannot guarantee trade, stressing repeated effort and steady performance to build sales over time.
Real estate titles with flaws invite contests and lawsuits. A perfect title is essential to protect buyers, lenders, and sellers from liability. Title insurance, transferable with the sale, offers protection and transferability. The article promises a forthcoming explanation of these concepts.
The Washtenaw County Probate Court orders creditors to present claims against Adelaide Carter Yates estate by May 28. Claims are examined May 28 and heard March 28 and May 23 at ten in the forenoon in Ann Arbor. Filing location is the Probate Office.
Final administration account of executor Lee Tescher in the estate of Theodore Josenhans, hearing scheduled February 14 at ten in the morning at the probate office, publication required in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.
National figures headline Michigan State College Farmers Week January 31 to February 4 with talks by President C C Little Senator Royal Copeland and others. A big banquet is set for February 2 and exhibits and association meetings will be held throughout the week.
Reports from Hillsdale and surrounding counties detail a $1,000 damage claim for sheep killed by dogs in 1926, a missing Hoosier Shoe Co. official, and roughly $35,000 in cash events. Additional items note hunters stranded by snow, car sales in Mackinaw County, a death in Addison, and a Bellevue bank holdup. Local youths missing near Blissfield and a county corn borer meeting in Adrian conclude the roundup.
In a congressional message President Coolidge blames Mexico for arming Nicaraguan revolutionaries and pressuring U.S. interests, urging Congress to back American policy while signaling intervention if Mexican plots threaten canal routes and leases. Kellogg cites documentary proof of Mexican backing. Latimer sets neutral zones as tensions rise.
R Julius Curtius former economics minister and People’s party member has been appointed chancellor by President von Hindenburg and seeks a bourgeois coalition. He has support from Foreign Minister Stresemann, but Berlin doubts his cabinet can endure.
A moving picture theater blaze in Montreal killed twenty five children and injured many others. As flames rose the panicked youngsters rushed to a balcony door, and within ten minutes most deaths came from smoke suffocation and asphyxiation.
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