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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
3
Notice from a Salina Michigan publication outlines postal and advertising charges including annual rates, pay per word for announcements, and free obituary notices. It notes poems charged per line and poses conditions for condolence and entertainment notices.
A farm listing 20 acres near Saline offers a well fenced property with a large house and furnace. Includes silo hog and hen houses hay barn on 23 miles from Saline on the main road. 14 acres alfalfa wheat and rye. Priced at 70.06 per acre with $2560 down and balance at 5 percent. Stock and tools optional.
A Washtenaw County notice outlines 1920 Pilgrim Tercentenary celebrations across the United States and abroad. Salgrave Institutions will stage events in England Leyden and the United States, including a second Mayflower sailing and commemorations in Provincetown Plymouth and other cities. Community Service offers a prepared list of plays tableaux recitations and music for organizers.
The piece cautions citizens to avoid wildcat stock scams flooding the nation. It urges consulting a banker before investing, warns of oil stock operators and fake companies, and stresses careful investigation before anyone puts money into any stock.
An author argues that modern sound advertising reduces overhead and costs, offsets expenses, and increases profits through smarter business knowledge, contrasting it with outdated medieval views on promotion. The piece suggests contemporary methods drive efficiency and growth.
A French officer claims to have invented a device that resists audibility of telephone conversations between two parties, potentially putting the party line out of business.
Mrs. Arthur Schrader is ill others visit East of Milan and nearby towns. Finns include Mr and Mrs Harbison, Maurita Dennison visiting Elva Lewis, and Will Phillips family over from Saline. Several families relocate to area farms near Azalia and Ridge.
Crowded when last week. Lindemann visited Ann Arbor on Saturday. Mrs Fred Wagner visited Ann Arbor Thursday. Mr and Mrs Fred Mayer helped with butchering at Ernest Hirth's Tuesday. Mrs Christ Lambarth visited her brother Fred Mayer Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs N C Davenport spent Saturday at Mayer's. Mrs Mayer visited her sister Mrs A Eschelbi ch last week. Ernest Mayer helping with butchering at his brother in law Ernest Hirth Tuesday. WN Davenport and wife visited Ann Arbor at their son's Gar and family Thursday. Rob Waggoner has moved to Ann Arbor with his family. Bert Moore improving after rheumatism. No robins yet in Lodi though autos are visible as roads improve.
Reeves and family moved to Monroe on Monday. Boyd of Britton was in the neighborhood. LeBaron returned home from Ann Arbor for the weekend. Mosher family hosted visitors from Ohio, Karl Theurer moved into a new home formerly owned by T. S. Boyd. Hebert Richards and Harold King visited William King and family in Macon.
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