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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
4
Bewardd Muse's Store News announces closing out prices on paints and finishes with discounts on gallons and fertilizer. It lists Lowe Brothers and various varnishes, oils, kerosene, gasolines, and hardware, plus plows repairs, tin work, and poultry supplies. Customers urged to visit for bundled savings and prompt delivery.
A quotation notes that revenge, though tempting, often proves worse than defeat and advises restraint in responses to rivalry. The line frames a cautionary view on retaliation and self-control amid conflict.
Miss Lulu M. Fairbank daughter of Mrs Lucy Fairbank rose from Saline to become president of Seattle’s Business and Professional Women’s Club and of the Washington State Federation of Women’s Clubs. The article notes her extensive travels and leadership, plus excerpts on Alaska excursions and local club activities in Seattle and Puyallup.
A substantial prize is offered to the man who recalls how he prepared last year’s income tax report. The reward encourages accurate memory of filing steps and documentation used previously.
Tom Mix headlines The Untamed adapted from Max Brand with Emmett Flynn directing. A horse and a wolf dog play key roles while Quine Starke co stars in a tale of a supernatural frontier man and a wild romance set in the far west.
Local publication lists subscription prices 2.00 per year six months 1.00 three months 2 50c per copy five cents for single copies. Announcements of entertainments and notices charged by word. Obituaries and marriages published free. Poetry charged per line. Advertising rates on request. Cards of thanks one cent per word.
Fred Nissly of this city is slated as a speaker at the Retail Merchants school conference in Chicago at the Butler Bros. store May 10 and 11. He is among five speakers with his talk on Essentials of Good Store Management at 2 PM on Wednesday, followed by a round table and luncheon. Other merchants include Othor Mooney Temple J A Pierce W G Swain and James Walsh.
Chel sea hosts Mr and Mrs G Waltrous calling on the Reed family. Helen Bersuder returns from Detroit. I Kirkwood of Adrian visits George Blum. William Reed and son George from Detroit stay on their farm. Bersuder relatives visit Adrian. Theresa Faulhaber of Manchester visits Theresa Schwab. Lindauer Kuehner Bersuder from Ann Arbor visit relatives. Bersuder, Rheinfrank, Boettner visit Henry Paul family at Highland Park.
The Tecumseh mill introduces improved milling gear delivering better flour. If you have not yet sampled the new 1900 flour from the William Hayden Milling Co., a real treat awaits customers.
Henry A Wise Wood warned the Federal Trade Commission in June 1918 that 90 percent of newsprint came from the United States a decade earlier but by 1918 only 35 percent remained domestic, with 60 percent from Canada in 1921. He cited Canada’s 438 percent production rise 1909 1919 alongside continued U S growth, urging Americans to buy in bulk to support domestic mills and independence.
The text argues that workers must continually buy what they produce or lose their livelihood. It stresses mutual dependence between seller and buyer, urging ongoing purchases of needed goods to maintain work and economic survival.
A local observer urges readers to publicly acknowledge Sheriff George W. Cook for his dangerous daily duties and diligent law enforcement. The writer argues broad citizen support backs his faithful work and that praise is deserved for his important public service.
Christian Science notes announce services in the Citi zens Bank building with a Sunday 10 a.m. service and a Wednesday 8 p.m. testimony meeting. A cordial invitation is extended to all for Sunday school at tia.m. for pupils under 20 years.
Observers note gentler commentary toward the Ben Davis apple, with fewer harsh remarks and more favorable sentiment evident in recent discussions. The shift reflects broader changes in attitudes toward traditional produce and regional crops.
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