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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
4
Fifty 12 quart galvanized pails on Saturday only at 20 cents special price. Alddin Lamp offered on 30 day free trial. Gasoline and kerosene prices quoted for delivery and store pickup. Auto accessories, Pyrex glassware, paint supplies, chicken coop linings, and a selection of stoves and heaters advertised. Winchester tools and firearms agency highlighted in Saline. Phone 101 for prompt delivery.
One mile from Saline on the main road. 137 acres of level black clay loam soil with a large house, furnace and water, a new 100 foot barn, new tile silo, electric lights in house and barn. Rich soil, timber, well fenced, fruit, two good wells. Present owner desires sale for health reasons and is anxious to sell at the right price.
Rich soil property in a corporation area suitable for gardening and poultry raising. Includes a large center y, several small buildings, and desirable building lots. A bargain for buyers seeking land and investment opportunities in this market.
Rev G P Bayless shares a disciplined appeal on belonging to a church and active participation. The note urges loyalty and service beyond nominal membership, followed by church activities: neighborhood prayer at 7:30 pm at 206 S Ann Arbor, worship at 10:00 am, church school 11:20 am, and evening programs including The Epworth League and Evening Praise.
Adele Farrington, a well known character actress, has a good role as Mrs. Peeler in Bryant Washburn's Putting It Over at the Liberty theatre. She dominates the city boarding house world with a strong, comic portrayal. Shirley Mason is the lead actress.
The Boyd family extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for assistance during a recent fire and for generous donations. They also thank the high school girls for their kindness to Lucile. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Boyd and Lucile express gratitude.
A local figure who returns to his hometown triggers strong reaction from residents. Critics say his actions anger the community and harm the town, urging others to consider the broader consequences before judging public sentiment.
The notice outlines subscription prices and advertising rates for notices, with obituaries and marriages free. It reports that the War Department lists 173,911 Wilful draft deserters who registered but did not report for duty, and their names will soon be published in home town sections as a preliminary step toward trial.
A township caucus will meet Wednesday February 2 at 2:00 p m in the Council rooms to elect nine delegates to the county convention in Ann Arbor on Monday February 7.
One hundred thousand Russian refugees in Poland are destitute with women and children the hardest hit. The European Relief Council raises 38 million dollars from eight American agencies to aid millions of European children with food clothing and medical care for the winter.
The Internal Revenue Service in Washington rules that contributions to the European Relief Council for the European children's relief fund are tax exempt and may be deducted from income for tax returns. This ruling clarifies the charitable status of donations to the fund.
Vienna faces a rickets toll among children with estimates of 80 000 suffering from the disease. The European Relief Council, a consortium of eight American relief agencies, appeals for 33 million dollars to aid 3.5 million destitute European children with food clothing and medical care.
About 1.5 million Polish children need medical attention today due to hunger and want. The European Relief Council appeals to the people of the United States and other donors for aid to relieve this suffering.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on February 25 at 10 a.m. a hearing is ordered on the petition of Edward Hack to admit George Hack’s will to probate and appoint an administrator with the will annexed. A copy of the order will be published for three weeks in Saline Observer.
A Brooklyn Exponent editorial argues Michigan must curb crime with stiffer penalties and prison discipline. It notes lenient posturing by outgoing governors, easy parole, and safeguards that let auto bandits escape punishment, contending longer sentences and stricter wardens are needed to deter crime.
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