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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1930

Page

8

Local notices and social rounds in Owosso area

Russell Bracey returns from Jackson for the weekend. Numerous visits across Detroit Ann Arbor Tecumseh and Dearborn mark a busy week. Community Bible Study to meet March 11. Obituaries include Mrs Lydia Sanford and Mrs Nona Tenney. Church work, school events, and social gatherings fill the town scene.

Russell Bracey Jackson C. A. Curtiss Detroit Edward Harper Tecumseh Carl A. Curtiss Lee’ Tescher Clinton Bristol Dearborn R. S. McCord Margaret Ruth Needham Ypsilanti Lee Tescehr Frank Camburn Ann Arbor Will Sweet Fort Wayne Indiana S. Schofield Harold Halsey Wiedman East Michigan, Avenue Carl Wurster Carl, Jr Martin Schaible John Cornish M. E. Ladies Aid Henry Cornish Euchre Jacob Visel Mary Toms Observer

The Shrewdest Politician in Washington

A political writer claims Herbert Hoover is the shrewdest politician, noting a shift from views of him as merely a business man to a leader who treats politics as public business. The piece argues true politicians act honestly and business-like in emergencies, not as mere players in a game.

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Transposition Errors in Type Setting Highlighted

A California Publisher notes that in a standard 10 000 character column seven wrong letter positions exist seven wrong spots and 70 000 chances to misplace letters with millions of transposition errors. In the line to be or not to be transpositions alone can yield twenty seven hundred fifty nine thousand twenty two errors.

California

Egg Hunt Follows Truck Crash Near US-16 US-23

A Wednesday accident near the south junction of US-16 and US-23 toppled a truck carrying eggs. About 250 crates spilled, inviting locals to recover eggs in a spontaneous hunt as road ice caused the loss near Brighton.

Us-23 Brighton Argus

Thirty Years Ago Notes and Local Happenings

Thirty years ago several locals are mentioned including Oscar Stimpson moving back to a farm Bert Derendinger taking a Detroit hardware job and Cam Leith visiting. A large steer from Fred Feldkamp weighs 1685 pounds and Lindenschmidt market cuts it. Charles Rentschler bought the Wallace farm for 6225 dollars and a son was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Russel.

Stockbridge Thomas Shurtz Detroit John Smith M. E Gladys Thibaut Katherine Stang Henry Cornish Dibble Layher Manchester Myrtle Quigley Edward ‘Harper Harold Mumbrae Royal Oak W. E Dietiker Hardin McCoy James Pontiac R. S. McCord Baker Gregory Lottie Wallace Oscar Stimpson Bert Derendinger Martin Fucss Lindenschmidt Fred Feldkamp Cam Leith William Wolf H. W. Basset Farm Saline Township Fowler Charles Rentschler Fred Russel

Churches Call for Renewed Religious Education in America

A Birmingham Eccentric editorial cites Bureau of Census data showing 82 percent of Americans receive no regular religious education and 18 percent attend church regularly. The piece urges church leaders to expand outreach to improve moral and spiritual life nationwide. Also notes Cadillac flooring to be used in White House offices after a fire, with Cobb & Mitchell shipping clear birch and maple flooring.

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