Local notes list visitors and events in Saline area
Detroit visitors and weekend trips are noted for residents of Saline. Ann Arbor and Eaton Rapids residents travel to friends and relatives, with deaths and injuries reported. A Red Cross meeting, theater events, a carnival benefit, and a prison transport are listed along with local business moves and a film star's studio ride.
For Sale and Notices from the Observer
After dissolving partnership, all accounts up to January 1, 1926 must be paid by February 1 at the market. Schmid & Layher advertise Russian Collie pups two young turkey gobblers and a few rose comb White Wyandotte cockerels. Phone 149-11. 1711 Calling cards wedding invitations and announcements offered at The Observer office. Lost a sum of money rewards offered. leave at Wiedman garage. The note ends with a quip about politeness demand versus supply.
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Schmid & Layher
Good Things To Eat From The Kitchen 1928
Kitchen notes offer varied tips for wholesome meals. Suggestions include pink fruit straws, marinated salads, tomato and pear combos, and yellow tomato options. A baked ham method with cloves, peanut butter glaze, milk, and slow oven baking is described, plus summer squash and a coffee cake recipe with steps and ingredients.
Sandwich fillings from leftovers offer flavorful options
The article lists varied fillings for sandwiches using small leftovers. Ideas include peanut butter with whipped cream, sweet mixes like raisins walnuts coconut chocolate, olives with mayonnaise, figs dates with nuts, and cheese blends with meats, vegetables, and condiments.
Saline Bandits Captured in Detroit Victims of Cassopolis Robber Ring
Detroit police report Phillip Kazak and Frank Dion confessed to killing Patrolman Andrew Rusinko and wounding two officers during a nationwide caper by a band that operated in Saline Cassopolis Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Hamtramck and Detroit. Miss Irehe Walling of Tetumseh linked to the gang was arrested with Dion at Michigan Central station. The group’s hideout allegedly centered near Nettie Barlow's Tecumseh home where several members were captured after prior pursuits.
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Phillip Kazak
Band of Robbers
Cassopolis
Frank Dion
Andrew Rusinke
Kazak
John Mickley
Hamtramck
Edward Gerdes
Rusinko
Dion
Detroit
Montreal
Irehe Walling
Tetumseh
Nettie Barlow
Tecumseh
Ypsilanti
Eugene Walling
Walter “Barlow
Miss Walling
Michigan Central Station
Canada
Ann Arbor
Saline
Home Cooked Puddings and Pies From Common Kitchen
A collection of how to make beef roast pudding chicken pie vegetable plum pudding and a pudding sauce. Instructions cover rack roasting method for beef pudding mixing and pouring into pan with milk eggs flour and seasonings for pudding and biscuit topping for chicken pie. Also includes vegetable plum pudding with grated potato and carrot and steam can baking powder cans and a lemon flavored sauce for pudding.
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Yorkshire
Pittsfield Man John Willoughby Dies After Yearlong Illness
John Willoughby 55 died at his Pittsfield home after a yearlong illness. Born in 1871 in Alford England he lived in Niagara Falls Ypsilanti and Pittsfield before settling on a farm here in 1908. He married Edith Coats in 1901 and is survived by a widow a son Overton two daughters Mrs Iva Schoolmaster and Miss Dorothy Willoughby a sister Mrs S Wanty of Vancouver B C and a half brother Joseph Willoughby of Oklahoma.
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Niagara Falls
Ypsilanti
Thomas Knight
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Iva Schoolmaster
Dorthy Willoughby
S. Wanty
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Joseph Willoughby
Oklahoma
Michigan roads criticizes township waste in road funding
Michigan Secretary of State Charles J. Deland argues townships waste funds on roads and promotes a four cent gas tax and a five dollar permanent license plate. He says revenue would shift to a county led system and reduce state collection costs, boosting highway funding.
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Charles J. Deland
Deland
State Highway Fund
New 8 Hour Battery Charging Service Promises Faster Power
A new Constant Potential Charging System recharges run-down batteries in eight hours. It claims to save 50c rental costs and is recommended by leading battery manufacturers. Saturated promotional phrasing ends with a promotional invite.
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