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Saline Observer in Saline, Michigan

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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1959

Page

2

The Saline Observer Verse On Cash And Credit

A weekly Saline Michigan publication opens with a rhythmic verse urging to take cash and ignore distant drums. The short piece reflects a public notices tone in the community paper.

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Reading Too Deeply Into a Record Buy

A radio pitch for a collection of classical pieces triggers a narrator’s surreal montage from cavorting in a gondola to marching in a Paris street. The ad promises two records for 4.95 as the narrator grows weary of the relentless sale spiel.

Sacha Paris

Steer Club Plans Spring Livestock Show

The Steer Club maps a spring livestock show replacing the farm tour with date to be announced. At a March 16 meeting Neil Haarer was elected president with Ralph Diable as VP Mary Ross secretary Max Ross treasurer Betty Boehm reporter Gerald Haarer advisor Alton Ealy assistant advisor. Junior directors are Bill Austin Ione Carr Katrine Gall and seniors Ernest Gibrach Raymond Weber Alwyn Gross Art Heininger Howard Johnson. The constitution was updated. board meets in April.

Neil Haarer Ralph Diable Mary Ross Max Ross Betty Boehm Gerald Haarer Alton Ealy Bill Austin Ione Carr Katrene Gall Ernest Girbach Raymond Weber Alwyn Gross Art Heininger Howard Johnson

Tax Proposals Face State Revenue Shortfall Debate

Wayne H. Predmore discusses how state finances rely on legislative action after governors propose income and business taxes to cover rising bills. He compares the impact across income levels, suggests exemptions and credits, and urges readers to contact their legislators about the tax knotty problem.

Wayne H. Predmore

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