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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1930
Page
8
Mnemonic column imagines a world without printers and newspapers. The piece humorously asks readers to consider what the world would owe a printer and how daily papers would vanish if printers stopped work for a year.
Adolf Molton operates a mobile blacksmith shop, delivering shoeing to farms by a large truck to save farmers time. He plans to travel from farm to farm while work is done on site as farmers attend other duties. Nothing like being up to date. Ellsworth Odell, 66, died after falling stairs at Len aw ee county infirmary where he had lived over 20 years. He was a son of the late Mr and Mrs George Bly Tecumseh.
In Ann Arbor County Judge Jay G Pray presiding, the administrator George A Becker requests approval of his annual account for the Christian Rentschler estate. The court sets February 13, 1930 at 10:00 AM for examining and allowing the account with public notice to run in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks prior. Nora O Borgert, Register of Probate.
W E Dietzker Funeral Director and Licensed Embalmer offers prompt 24 hour service for hospital calls aided by a lady assistant. Saline area phone 175.
Prohibition dominates Washington as the Wickersham crime commission urges DOJ enforcement reforms and faster cases, while congress weighs reorganizing courts and boosting penalties. La Guardia attacks the amendments, and the Anti-Saloon League plans a $50 million drive amid anniversary salvos.
The senate voted down by ten the Republican proposal to raise the Cuban sugar tariff while Har rison of Mississippi secured 1.76 cents per pound as the existing rate. The bill, with House support at 2.40 cents, saw Western independents and Democrats split on the issue.
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