Saline Observer Classified Rates and Notices Policy
The Saline Observer lists pricing for single copies and subscriptions Eight months priced at 1.00 Four months 0.50 Two months 0.25 Card of Thanks and Resolutions of Condolence priced at 0.01 per word Obituary and marriage notices published free of charge Announcements of entertainments charged at 0.10 per line Poetry charged at 0.05 per line Advertising rates available on request The paper notes membership in the Michigan Press Association and National Editorial Association.
Code of Ethics for Athletes Distributed by M H S A A
The Michigan High School Athletic Association sends a code of ethics to all state high schools with a request to inform students and the public. Three copies are posted on school bulletin boards for visibility.
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Michigan High School Athletic Association
Good Sportsmanship Standards for Students and Community
A guide urging students spectators coaches and adults to model fair play. Emphasizes courtesy respect for officials and visiting teams, accepting decisions, condemning rough play, and promoting school pride through self control and accurate reporting of events. Encourages rules knowledge and community outreach to foster sportsmanship.
Immortality Belief Advocated by Local Philosopher
A local philosopher argues for immortality, claiming continued life follows logically from current existence. He asserts that without progression to higher realms, life lacks purpose and that the intelligence behind creation would not waste time on a cycle from infant to old age ending in oblivion.
Emerson on Wealth and Free Markets Philosophy
Ralph Waldo Emerson argues wealth should regulate itself through demand and supply. He warns against legislation and bounties, urging open opportunity to talent and virtue so property moves to the industrious and prudent.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Public utilities spend majority of ads in newspapers
A Public Utilities Advertising Association report shows utilities use more than half of their 25 million dollar annual ad spend in newspapers. Gas and electric firms allocate 65 percent or more of ad outlay to newspapers, with 71 percent by electric companies in 1925, highlighting newspaper advertising as a key tool to sell services.
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Public Utilities Advertising Association
Gas and Electric Utilities
Electric Light and Power
Michigan tuberculosis essay contest grows with local prizes
The Michigan Tuberculosis Association reports strong interest in its essay contest. Local prizes are offered in several counties and cities including Walter French Junior High in Lansing with five and three dollars for top essays, and Iron County awarding five dollars. Teachers praise student participation as educational value in the fight against tuberculosis.
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Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Walter French
Lansing
Iron County
T. J. Werle
Michigan _ Tuberculosis Association
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Ypsilanti Property
Default made in a mortgage by Charlie A Harden and Lexie M Harden to William Braun dated October 18 1925 in Washtenaw County Michigan. Assignee Charlie N Buck seeks sale of the Ypsilanti lot 9 Prospect Gardens Subdivision on April 21 1927 at 10 a.m. at the Courthouse steps to satisfy 1356.47 plus costs. Attorney Lee N Brown represents the assignee.
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Charlie A. Harden
Lexie M. Harden
William Braun
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Charlie N. Buck
Office of the Register of Deeds
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ypsilanti
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Prospect Gardens
Local Neighbors Toast Eva B Koch in Surprise Party
Eva B Koch was hosted by about a dozen neighbors for a pleasant evening with small tokens left in her honor. Sarah Ann Jewett Brainard, born February 29 1828 in Libona New York, died recently. Everett Russell rents Edward DePuy farm. Henry Hammond rents Fosdick home and moves to town. George J Nissly newly sworn mayor, received many appointment offers. F H Best Saline Bakery owners bid farewell to friends and plan to move to New York state. Fred Stierle and Fiona Finkbeiner wed and plan to begin housekeeping on the J L Hoyt farm.
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Eva B. Koch
Sarah Ann, Jewett
William Brainard
Libona
N. Y
Everett Russell
Edward DePuy
Henry Hammond
Fosdick
George J. Nissly
F. H. Best
Saline Bakers
New York State
Lewis Scheldt
Edward Wild
Sumner Briggs
Wurster
George Gannett
Phillips
D. Kleuter
Ohio
Fred Gross
Reuben Gauss
Dexter
Harry Harmon
Martin Fucss
Milan
George Schroen
Soan
Walkexy
Fifteen Years Ago Farewell Party and Local Moves
Fifteen years ago neighbors held a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. George Seeger at the Stump son home. Various residents announce moves into new homes and new businesses planned by local families. A local advertiser debates strategy after testing a soap ad with mixed results and a rival shares strong sales.
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George Seeger
Elmer Sttmpson
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East Mid. Ave
Charles Wolford
East Michigan and
Maple Avenues
Saline, Mich
The
S. Fourth Ave
Energine
C. H. Schroen
Saline Mercantile Co
Lumber Department
McCormick-Deering
Hutzel & Schnirring
Sim. R. Wilson
Michigan Press Association
Ass’n
Michigan Foods For
People
Lee N. Brown
Tee Foley
Wheeler's. Pharmacy
Fred Stierle
Fiona Finkbeiner
J. L. Hoyt
Fordson Tractor
Detroit Wiedman Auto Co
Ford Dealers
Solvay Sales Corporation
Detroit
Saline Mercantile Company
General Motors
Oakland
Fisher
STARK
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