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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1928
Page
6
Dr Funkhouser of the University of Kentucky contends that doves, long symbols of peace, are among the most quarrelsome birds in domestic life. The piece notes a businessman's harsh view on social obligations.
Landowners and occupiers must cut down noxious weeds on lands and highways by July and September dates in 1928 or face costs plus a ten percent penalty. Brush along highway rights of way must also be cleared by the first date. Dated June 1 1928 by Tr FL Campbell, Highway Commissioner.
Old Chevrolet coach with new tires and reconditioned motor in excellent finish. Includes Chevrolet coil and automatic windshield wiper, good spare tire. Price five dollars? Not clear. listing notes incidental lock and unclear term.
Michigan women will attend a pre primary citizenship school at Michigan State College July 24 to 26 during Farm Women's Week. The Michigan League of Women Voters will present sessions on parties platforms farm legislation tariff nominating methods and foreign problems led by authorities. The Home Economics building dormitories and Women's Commons will host and feed attendees.
Washtenaw county 4 H directors elected Max Ross of Ypsilanti Township as president and named Alice Randall Bridgewater Township vice president Webb Harwood Pittsfield secretary Chester Martin Ann Arbor treasurer. Special July 21 session set with Michigan State College specialists Freeman and Hayes assisting livestock judging and tours for county teams with state and national competition aims.
First National Pictures presents Smile, Brother, Smile at the Liberty theatre for Saturday and Sunday. The photoplay highlights the life of a traveling salesman and his rise through ambition with Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall in leading roles.
John Francis Dillon wields a megaphone in a picture noted for its genuine theme and engaging plot. The film features a strong supporting cast, appealing settings, and originality that elevate it above average to true novelty.
George W. Cook & Son operates as authorized Chevrolet dealers offering new models, parts, and service. The firm emphasizes official sales, genuine guidance, and factory-backed support for customers in the regional market.
State of Michigan sworn statement by Curtiss Vice President and Cashier asserting truthfulness of bank records. Notary L. E. Fairbank witnessed on July 6, 1928. Names listed include C. O. Woodbridge Arthur Lutz John W. Hull and Martin Fucss.
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