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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1932

Page

4

Saline Observer notices and pricing details

Entered at the post office Saline Michigan as second class matter. Subscription price one dollar fifty per year. Eight months one dollar. Four months sixty cents. Two months twenty five cents. Announcements of entertainments must be paid six cents per line, minimum twenty five cents. Obituary and marriage notices published free. Personal or business benefit matter charged at regular rates. Card of thanks six cents per line. resolutions of Condolence five cents per line.

The History of Money in War and Civilization

A sweeping narrative traces money from early coins to modern notes, linking coinage to empires, revolutions, and wars. It covers ancient Hebrew and Roman coinages, medieval and colonial money, the French Assignats, and the rise of U S coinage starting 1793, ending amid Civil War era turmoil.

Pyramids Egypt Rome Caesar Mark Antony Judea Gaul Rubicon Israel Christ Judas Asia Cheng Chou Europe Robespiere Massachusetts John Hull Mexico Valley Forge Trenton Yorktown U. S. Continental Congress George Washington U. S Philadelphia Middle Western

Saline Boys And Girls Fall At Manchester In Hoops

In saline on Jan 19 the girls led 12 5 at halftime before losing to Manchester 21 17 the boys fell 27 16 to Manchester on the small arena floor. Later Saline visited University High in Ann Arbor and lost 28 8 despite promising play. University High a tall sixfooter laden team dominated with fast passing and tight defense.

Manchester Manchester Lassies Manchester Boys Opera House Ann Arbor University High Saline Armbruster Eadh University Saline Cage

Deerfield teen hospital after tire blowout accident

Stacy Zilke 17 of Deerfield High suffers a fractured skull after a truck tire blows near Deerfield throwing him against a telephone pole. Hazen Wurster hurt slightly and Victor Lawson torn coat as all ride the running boards. Stacy lies in Bixby hospital Adrian with non critical injury. others from three miles west of Deerfield. Local fishermen impatience grows awaiting ice cover on nearby lakes. Perch catches reported from Clarks and Vineyard lakes.

Stacy Zilke Deerfield High School Stacy Hazen Wurster Victor Lawson John Vanden Dyne Deerfield Zilke Wurster Lawson Bixby Hospital Adrian Petersburg Sun

From Confederate notes to Greenbacks and commemoratives

The piece traces postwar money quirks from Confederate notes promising redemption after peace to hoarded greenbacks in the north. It notes Civil War tokens, small fractional currency nicknames, and the postwar swap of German notes for scraps of American paper. It ends by mentioning U S commemorative coins tied to national milestones.

Confederacy United States Grant Marchants Soo U. S

Michigan State Farmers Week draws record crowds in East Lansing

Michigan State College hosts Farmers Week February 1 to 5 with extensive meetings and exhibits. Attendance rivaled by other colleges, last year surpassing 6 000 in Demonstration Hall. The event features new livestock and turkey shows, grain and potato displays, and nearly 200 speakers across general and sectional programs.

Michigan State College East Lansing United States Michigan State

Methodist Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Plans

Sunday morning service at 10:00 with Sermon on Truth and Life. Music by Dr. Cuthbert Harris and others. Sunday school at 11:15 led by H. Holmes. Junior League at 3:00 led by Mrs. Roy Rogers. Epworth League at 6:30 on Prohibition, evening service at 7:30 on The Living Sacrifice. Wednesday prayer at 7:30. Thursday choir at 7:30. Father-Sons banquet planned for February 16 with more details next week.

Cuthbert Harris H. W. Porter Frederick Lacey Carrie B. Adams Haydn H. Holmes Ray Davis W. M. Fowler Roy Rogers Epworth League C. R. Parsons Edith Rose Parsons

Mass Driver Licenses Require 300000 Renewals by 1932

Approximately 300,000 motorists must obtain new licenses before May 1, 1932 under a re registration law. Since enforcement began, about 800,000 licenses have been issued. licenses expire May 1 between 1925 and 1938. A Detroit man reports a Chevrolet truck fire caused by sparks from a cigarette.

Detroit South Lyon Herald

Federated Church Plans Young People's Week Starting Sunday

The Federated Church reports a good last Sunday with two new members. Beginning next Sunday services include 10 am worship 11 15 Sunday school led by Hardy Finch and team 6 45 pm Young People. Weeklong Young People's Week features sermons talks and joint programs culminating February 7 with Decision Day and a Thank Offering.

Hardy Finch Vernon Rowe Mrs. House Hileen Martin Union Fellowship

Christian Science Notes Saline Services City Religion

The Christian Science Society of Saline holds services above Citizens Bank at 10 30 a m with Sunday school after the morning service for those under 20. A testimonial meeting is Wednesday at 7 86 p m and the January 21 lesson is Tove from Luke 7 47 and related readings from Science and Health. Edward Wellman of Plymouth was found guilty Monday by Judge Allan Campbell of robbing a Plymouth service station of tires and batteries valued at 275 on November 19.

Christian Science Society of Saline Citizens Bank Schoool Christian Science Churches Mary Baker Biddy Magdalen Jesus Edward Wellman Plymouth Allan Campbell Wayne Review

How One Man Lost 22 Pounds

Detroit man Herman Rankis praises Kruschen Salts claiming relief from rheumatic pain and a 22 pound weight loss after using one bottle. The ad promotes daily morning intake of half a teaspoon in hot water and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

Herman Rankis Detroit Kruschen

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