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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1933

Page

5

Miss Evelyn Ernst to receive personal and social items

Local notes list exchanges of greetings and visits among residents and guests from Ann Arbor, Royal Oak, Detroit, Grand Forks, Willis, and other nearby towns. Residents attended reunions, weddings, church events, and a public library meeting while reporting health, travel, and social activities.

Evelyn Ernst

Secret motto to keep business quiet and effective

The snippet argues for secrecy in business as a motto and contrasts it with telling others to sell. It notes that linier ads claim to deliver results while implying discretion in conduct. This line reads like an old trade tip advocating quiet promotion.

Inflation Is No Cure For Farm Problems

Michigan farmers should not rely on rising prices caused by inflation to solve farm woes says Henry A Wallace the secretary of agriculture. He warns that initial gains from higher raw material prices are wiped out by costlier goods and that crop adjustments offer lasting relief.

Michigan State College Michigan Henry A. Wallace Aerivavare Washington United States Wallace

Fifteen Years Ago Mrs Linnie Rogers Visits Homecoming

Ann Arbor society notes recall Miss Linnie Rogers visiting from Detroit for the weekend. Numerous social visits unfold with neighbors and relatives traveling to nearby towns in Michigan, including Saline township and Dansville, with several households hosting or traveling on short trips.

Thirtieth Years Ago In Detroit Observations

Mrs L Bassett visits Detroit and new potatoes appear at 1 50 per bushel. Band concert planned at the four corners Saturday evening. John Frank builds a cement walk south of his home. Miss Mary Whalleon closes Forbes district school with exercises and picnic. Miss Julia Gordon returns from Sault Ste Marie after a year teaching. A dozen locals take an excursion to Toledo Sunday via Amn Arbor road. Mrs Harris T Dunbar, a New York friend of Mr and Mrs Stanton, visits then tours Canada in their auto from Buffalo to Detroit home.

Wanny Friis Ann Arbor Edwina Learmont Croswell J. E. Fairbanks Sylvia Gross Ruth Aprill Clara Schroen Iansinge Hanson Charles Hanson Wallace Coe Detroit Wilbur Mintie Coe W. L. Sturm Esther Forest Webber Nora Perry Forest Swallow John Eb.s Julius Feldkamp Ypsilanti W. E. Dietiker Fred Schieyer Mary Feiner Fred Mayer Harold Zahn Dean and David S.G. Lambrth George Walker Wanda Irelan Homer Clough Oscar .Phauf Miles Jacob ‘Clough Casper Greeb Walbridge Park Toledo Amn Arbor Road Harris T. Dunbar New York

Home Owners Loan Act Explained For Michigan Holders

Senator A H Vandenberg outlines how the Home Owners Loan Corporation operates in Michigan. Agencies will guide borrowers, exchange bonds for mortgages, pay taxes and repairs, or offer cash loans up to set values with varied interest and terms, aiming to aid homeowners facing foreclosure.

Michigan A. H. Vandenberg Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Washington

Severe hailstones reported in White Cloud area

The Howard City Record notes a severe hailstorm last Wednesday morning affecting White Cloud Borland Morley Amble and Lakeview with stones from 10 to 12 inches around and over 3 inches in diameter weighing about a half pound. A blue racer snake was found in Cland Tabor's car near Holly Fenton Road, prompting questions how it entered the vehicle.

White Cloud Borland Morley Amble Lakeview Howard City Cland Tabor Holly-Fenton Road South Ievon Herald

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