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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1929

Page

6

Printing at Any Price Affordable, Says Mickiz

The column argues printing at a low price is feasible and popular, urging readers to avoid overpaying for printing services. It claims insurance and investment concerns drive value and critiques high costs while promoting affordable options.

Potatoes may see smaller spring plantings warns Dr Stine

Dr C C Stine of the Bureau of Economics Washington predicts a much reduced potato acreage next spring unless farmers have shifted planting plans. His studies show high prices boost future plantings with $1.60 per bushel lifting acreage 10 percent and $1.80 by 30 percent. He notes weather matters but price-driven planting dominates. The 1924 crop of 425 million bushels yielded $270 million less than the following year. The USDA branch provides reports and planting intentions on request.

C. C. Stine Bureau ‘of Economics Washington, D. C Bureau Stine U. S United States Department of Agriculture

Professor predicts spelling reform could revive Welsh language

A professor states that spelling reform might rejuvenate Welsh though it would not look the same, signaling a major shift in linguistic tradition and educational approach for the language community.

Review of Current Events and International Affairs

Edward W. Pickard surveys post Kellogg pact approval by the Senate. He notes bipartisan support, reservations about its strength, and the expected impact on world peace. The piece covers Hoover cabinet rumors, looming tariff debates, and overseas upheavals from Afghanistan to European diplomacy.

Edward W. Pickard Roe Borah Senate John J. Blaine Wisconsin Foreign Relations Committee Coolidge Glass Europe West Indies Brexico Washington Treasury Mellon Hoover Ambassador Morrow Mexico Henry P. Fletcher Italy Kellogg William J. Donovan Far West Congress Pierpont Morgan Owen Young Thomas Nelson Perkins Great Britain France Belgium Germany Japan

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