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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1930

Page

8

Mickie Says If No Submission Expired Renewal Warning

Readable text warns readers to renew subscriptions or face a dark vision and purple spots before the eyes. It promises the symptoms will lift after payment and renewal.

Absent Minded Couple Surprises Churchgoers

A couple realize at church they left umbrellas behind and discover both had theirs the night after a rainy service. Frank Raymond of Northville, long overlooked, has finally received a pension after decades of service in the post Civil War Indian campaigns.

Frank Raymond Northville

Public Notice in Probate for Christian Rentschler Estate

In Ann Arbor on January 15 1930 Judge Jay G Pray presiding the court orders February 13 1930 at ten oclock for examining and allowing George A Becker administrator rising annual account and directs public notice by three weekly publications in Saline Observer Nora O Borgert Register of Probate confirms the order with dates January 23 30 February 6 1930

Ann Arbor Jay G. Pray Christian Rentschler George A. Becker Saline Observer Nora O. Borgert Register of Probate

W E Dietzker Funeral Director Ad

Funeral director and licensed embalmer offers prompt day and night service including hospital calls. Lady assistant. Saline phone 175.

W. E. Dietzker

Naval conference opens in London with cautious optimism

Edward W. Pickard reviews the London naval limitation conference. World leaders including MacDonald Stimson Tardieu Wakatsuki and Grandi outline aims of disarmament. Delegates seek a navy holiday, shorter terms, and gradual reductions amid strategic disputes over the Mediterranean and category versus global limits.

Edward W. Pickard London King George Royal Chamber House of Lords MacDonald Great Britain Britain State Stimson United States Tardieu France Reijiro Wakatsuki Japan Dino Grandi Italy Mediterranean League of Nations’ Disarmament Commission

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