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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
1
Baker Sells Interurban Stand to Ben Uphaus
Ben Uphaus, longtime Wiedman garage foreman, buys the confectionery and tobacco stand in the C. H. Baker interurban waiting room. Mrs. Holt of Royal Oak will run the shop with Uphaus, who will also oversee D. U. R. Design affairs in Bartlett's absence. Baker started in Albor building on Ann Arbor street over five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Uphaus
Wiedman
C. H. Baker
Baker
Albor
Ann Arbor Street
Royal Oak
Saline
Uphaus
William Holt
Ben
Holt
Manchester
Bartlett
Carewe Plans Rio Grande Play at Liberty Theatre
Edwin Carewe introduces Augustus Thomas Rio Grande as his first independent production via Pathe. Rosemary Theby is Marie Inez, Allan Sears Donny O’Neil, Hector Sarno the Mexican El Capitan, with Adele Farrington Arthur Carewe Peaches Jackson and Georgie Stone in key parts. Rio Grande slated for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Carewe
Augustus Thomas
Rio Grande
Pathe
Rosemary Theby
Marie Inez
Allan Sears
Donny O’neil
Hector
Sarno
el Capitan
Adele
Farrington
Arthur Carewe
Peaches Jackson
Georgie Stone
Washtenaw County Road Bonds Offered to Investors
The Board of Road Commissioners of Washtenaw County offers road bonds to local investors in denominations of 506 dollars each. These high grade securities pay 6 percent interest semi annually and are tax exempt. For more information visit the Board office in the Court House Ann Arbor Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Road Commissioners of
Washtenaw County
Court House
Ann Arbor
Michigan
So Long Letty Promises Marriage Mirth at Liberty
A Robertson-Cole film shown next Wednesday at Liberty theater follows two newly married couples. Letty, fixated on gowns and dances, clashes with Tommy who longs for nourishment and routine meals. Neighbor Gracie's cooking sparks envy, prompting a comedic plan to swap wives and reveal true desires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubby
Letty
Liberty Theatre
Tommy
Gracie
State Farm Bureau Expands Wool Pool Growth in Michigan
Lansing reports the State Farm Bureau sees a larger wool pool than 1920 as four times more wool is gathered in the first ten days. Cash advances of one half the market value total over 13000 on 135000 pounds. Local warehouses handle grading and weighings with farmers seeing immediate cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Department of Health
Lansing
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
South Saline Welfare Club Meets at Mrs Hall Home
The South Saline Welfare club met May 12 with good attendance. Mrs Heilman presided as members answered Mother's Day roll call and delegates Lon Biddle and Eithel Lindsey reported on the County Federation meeting in Saline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Saline
Ann Arbor
Rubena. Schumacher
Carrie McCollum
Methodist Church Notes Missions Day and Program Times
Next Sunday is Missions day with morning theme John Wesley's Slogan and evening theme Our Partners in Service. Epworth League and public worship move to seven and eight PM. Institute day in the Epworth League is planned with the Institute described as the best hour of the day. Church school attends at eleven thirty. the note ends with a call Are you alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley
Institute
Epworth League
Railways blamed for losses despite rates and guarantees
The piece humorously notes railway executives struggle to justify growing losses, likening their explanations to a rural court speech about a cow harmed by a train. It also advertises wedding invitations printed by the Observer, claiming quality and reasonable pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace Court
New 1900 Flour Promises Real Good Luck
Advert says the 1900 flour from William Hayden Milling Co of Tecumseh delivers genuine quality. Claim invites readers to order a trial barrel to test its merits and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hayden Milling Co
Tecumseh
Classified Ad Ledger Observer Liners
For Sale Cow due May 7 AXE Cole Milk from now on will be 10 cents per quart Frank Daniels Wanted Chickens and Junk Har ry Golasky phone 108 For Sale Sow with seven pigs six weeks old R W Mills Wanted Painting and paper hanging Frank Camburn phone 160 For Sale John Deere stag plow Wiedman Auto Co For Sale Large Round Oak range Mrs M A Blues phone 78 Wanted music pupils for piano Call Saturdays Janice Austsin phone 145 F12 For Sale 14x28 inch International tractor disc Wiedman Auto Company For Sale 18 coarse wool ewes and lambs 6 good pigs priced to sell C H Miller Son Lost Between Kenneth McMichael and Saline the farm Chalmers ear Earl Fosdick
For Sale Various Farm and Auto Goods and Local Notices
Listings include stove wood, a 1919 Ford coupe, 11921 Ford coupe, Mogul tractors, International 8 16, a black gelding, and a Studebaker Big Six. Also noted are services from Wiedman Auto, Herman Heininger dancing event at Farm Hotel Wampler Lake on May 24, and an optometrist ad in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampler Lake
Syneco Orchestra
Jackson
Wiedman Auto Company
Timber Wanted for Saw Logs Across Mills and Stand
Timber buyers BRACHY SGN seek all kinds of saw timber. They offer prompt cash at current gonad price, standing or at the mill. Call phone number 70 to arrange an on site visit.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tal
Kor
Saline Savings Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Burkhart Bros
White House
Yuban
San Marta
Martin Fuoss
Schnebelt
Schnebelt’s Bakery
Baker Sells
America
James J. Spillane
Near East Relief
Aintab
Cilicia
Marash
Anna I. McIntyre
New York
Margaret Reed
Boone
Near East
Hast
Wrangel
Crimea
Constantinople
ALL Stars
South Saline Welfare Club
Methodist
C. P. Bayleys
Observer
Axe Cole
Frank Daniels
Harry Golasky
R. W. Mills
Frank Camburn
John Deere
Wiedman Auto Co
M. A. Blues
Janice Austsin
C. H. Miller & Son
Kenneth McMicheel
Winder
Herman Heininger
Ford
Ypsilanti
Emil H. Arnold
S. Mainstreet
Studebaker
Chales Heubler
Harvey Oil Co
Cleveland
Ohio
P. B. Harding
E. Huron Street
Gi. Brachy & Sgn
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