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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
8
Since the start of the current high price era the shop claims it has kept prices low by selling garments at reduced profit and by seizing chances to obtain good garments at low cost for their customers.
Mr and Mrs Leon Tower and family and Mrs Martha Ganntt plan moving to the Tower farm in Lodi this week. County Commissioner Essery to head the educational department as bond issue for fairgrounds is likely to pass at the April election. Schools in each township will compete against each other with township premiums and sweepstake prizes, aiming to benefit the schools rather than individual pupils.
Reports from Tecumseh and nearby towns list numerous visits and moves. Arthur Camburn suffers an appendicitis attack while family members like Clare Camburn and Will Camburn travel for business. Several residents relocate to farms or join relatives, and illness or hospital visits are mentioned.
Ernest Mayer conducted business in Saline Monday. Amos Drake visited N C Davenport on Sunday. Ernest Marerms and wife visited Ann Arbor Saturday. Gar Davenport and wife visited his parents Sunday. Mrs N C Davenport visited Gar and a family in Ann Arbor Saturday. Mr and Mrs N Cl Day spent Thursday with sister Ona Kelsey. Clyde Davenport visited grandparents N C Davenport Saturday night and Sunday.
Charles Greene spent Saturday in Ann Arbor. Mr and Mrs William Richards move back to Rochester. Frances Greene spent Tuesday night with the Summers girls. Clifford and R Paul Richards visited Howard Richards Saturday. Mr and Mrs D G Richards entertained company from Ann Arbor Sunday. Mrs William Richards visited Saturday and Sunday with Banilal apabenes in Milan. Mr and Mrs J W LeBaron entertained company from Detroit a few days of the past week.
French school children contribute "one cent and upward" toward Frederick MacMonnies statue for France. MacMonnies donates services. project estimated at 250000 dollars. Albert Sterner created the poster to publicize a week of March 22 fund drive. Contributions collected at National Headquarters New York led by Charles H. Sabin, treasurer.
Reports from multiple cities describe a woman injured by a washing machine crank in Holland. Sault Ste Marie forecasts a late 1920 season start due to heavy river ice. Other notes include a robbery in Kalamazoo, industrial purchase in Saginaw, and a new night school in Kalamazoo.
In this reflection the author notes that people display the qualities they seek in others. Stronger character makes one less cynical and more inclined to see the best in others, suggesting a moral lens on judgment and perception.
A historical cooking note outlines using cheese as a meat substitute in multiple dishes. It describes Stuffed Potatoes With Cheese Rice Baked With Cheese Pittsburgh Potatoes and Baked Eggs With Cheese with steps for boiling, mashing, layering with cheese, adding butter and milk, and baking until golden brown.
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