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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1929

Page

5

Special Potato Improvement Train to Tour Michigan

The Ann Arbor Railroad Company and Michigan State College stage a moving exhibit from Ann Arbor to Frankfort in April. The train showcases certified seed, fertilizers, spraying, and farming methods to cut costs and raise potato quality. Specialists will lecture at each stop with a 15 town itinerary.

Michigan Ann Arbor Railroad Company Michigan State College Ann Arbor Frankfort State Department of Argiculture

Saline Observer Price List and Policies

The Saline Observer lists subscription rates of 1.50 per year with various single copy and short-term options. Card of Thanks and Resolutions of Condolence require payments. obituary and marriage notices are published free. advertising and poetry follow per word or line charges. personal benefit notices appear at regular rates.

Wanted More Smiles

A short reflective piece urges people to share genuine smiles daily. It extols a warm heart that radiates through cheerful expressions in every setting from street to classroom, likening smiles to sunshine that dispels clouds.

J. W. Burgess

The machine age moral: industry safety and self interest

Glenn Frank argues that American industry shows morality through a modern safety program. He notes illness-related losses dropped from 1900 to 1909 and predicts machine civilization will self-correct, guided by enlightened self-interest among industry leaders.

Glenn Frank University of Wisconsin

One Sixth of Income Pays for Government

A Grand Rapids Minnesota newspaper column argues that national state and local government consumes a sixth of national income, meaning one day of work in six funds government. It notes taxes fall on property owners and renters and that the public could change the burden, while acknowledging value in government. A closing quip cites a famous last line about a wife knocking before entering a private office.

United States Grand Rapids (Minn Herald Review

Thomas Jefferson Maxim On Self Reliance And Delay

A compiled quote attributed to Thomas Jefferson extols self reliance and delaying actions. It warns against borrowing, buying unnecessary items, and spending before earning. The adage urges self control and thoughtful speech when anger rises, suggesting restraint and prudence.

Michigan Adverts to Lure Vacationers Across State Lines

The Summer Visitor notes Michigan plans to spend 100000 dollars on advertising to invite out of state visitors for vacations. The piece promises rest recreation and hospitality amid green hills and lakes, claiming visitors will find health happiness and new life here and will not be disappointed.

Michigan

How Much Work Behind the Sun Day NBC Chicago Broadcast

An overview of the Chicago Orchestra Sunday NBC broadcast shows about seventy five performers with at least fifty supporting staff. Dr. Frederick Stock directs the program preparation months in advance and a chain of editors, printers, and journalists handles the press copy before papers reach radio listeners.

Chicago Standard Oil Company Indiana National Broadcasting Company Frederick Stock Stock NBC New York City

Michigan March 1929 Crop Stocks Report

The March 1 1929 Michigan crop stocks show 40.461 million bushels of corn wheat oats barley and rye on farms, 25 percent above 1928 levels. Potatoes on farms stand at 46 percent, higher than 31 percent a year ago, with ship movements around 8,000 cars so far.

Michigan United States

Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Case 1929

In Washtenaw County Chancery Eckhardt Schroen et al. sue Jesse Mason James Kingsley Tuey Ann Kingsley John Aven John Moseley Daniel B Brown Lewis Benedict J Holmes Agnew George D Hill Fitch William Maynard and others unknown heirs or assigns. Publication ordered for six weeks with appearance required within months. Lands described include west forty six feet of lot fourteen and surrounding area in White's Addition Ann Arbor.

Jesse Mason James Kingsley Tuey Ann Kingsley John Aven John Moseley Daniel B.brown Lewis Benedict J. Holmes Agnew George D. Hill George Fitch William Maynard Card State of Michigan Fortune C. White Isabela White Mary A. White James Walker Washtenaw George W. Sample 22Nd Judicial Circuit Banisters & Lane Salinn Claramon A. Pray BONISTEEL &_ LANE Ypsi-Ann Building Ann Arbor White

Public Notice of Estate Hearing in Washtenaw County

In Washtenaw County Probate Court March 14 1929 Judge Jay G Pray. Mary Forsyth executor seeks final account approval and residue distribution. Hearing set for April 12 1929 at 10 am at the Probate office. Copy to Saline Observer three weeks prior publication.

Washtenaw Ann Arbor Jay G. Pray Fred Forsyth Mary Forsyth Saline Observer Nora O. Borgert Register

Robbers Hit Blackmar Dry Goods Store on Tolan Street

Early Thursday morning the Blackmar dry goods store on Tolan Street was burglarized. Cash and merchandise were loaded into a car and the thieves escaped. The cash register held about twenty five dollars and merchandise valued around one hundred dollars.

Blackmar Tolan Milan

Michigan assigns Block M to Tharel Kanitz

Tharel Kanitz, a former Milan High School athlete, received the Block M at a university ceremony last Tuesday. He was among eleven letter winners for Michigan this year and was noted as the first string substitute in dispatches.

University of Michigan Tharel Kanitz Milan Kanitz Dutch

The Average Man and His Son in Moral Balance

The quote reflects a view on parental aspiration guiding a son toward virtue while acknowledging the wife’s perception shapes the father’s self image. It presents a domestic ethic about character, expectations, and respect within the family dynamic.

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College Speciaiists EH. H. Driggs Palmyra Findlay Ohio Clinton Enna Jettick Health Shoes ENNA Enna Jettice WJR Burknart Store Citizens Mutual Autimobdlle Insurance Company Howell Canada A. C. Shehan Washtenaw County Nat'l Bank the Saline Observer Sim B. Wilson Saline, Mich Michigan Press Association National Editorial Ass’n John W. Holland Western Newspaper Union Thomas Jefferson G. L. Grippon Britton Lenawee County Adrian Logan Merrick Hall of Luella Nash Eaton County Commonwealth Lonia News Wheeler’s Pharmacy Chancery State OF Michigan Circuit Court Eckhardt Schroen Maude A. Schroen Washtenaw, Is Wheeler's Pharmacy Ernst Bros South 4Th Ave McGarrick-leering Farmall DODGE West Michigan Ave Saline
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