02 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
1
Night meetings held at Salon Ypsilanti Stony Creek Saline and other places. High day barn meetings planned at each center. Speakers from M A C in attendance. Special program with moving pictures each evening. Emphasis on economical production not increased output. Watch next week for complete meeting announcements.
The third annual convention of the University Press club drew nearly two hundred publishers and employees to the Michigan Union in Ann Arbor over Thursday through Saturday. Sessions were lively with papers read and discussions. stenographic records will be printed as a pamphlet for attendees and others. The club’s growth is shown by attendance rising from three weekly publishers two years ago to about forty this year.
Auction and sale notices list a household sale at the former Nissly store on West Michigan Avenue for the estate of Mrs. Jennie R. Humphrey. Dates November 2 and 3 from 2 to 5 PM and November 4 at 1 PM for remaining items with a piano, sewing machine, furniture, dishes, rugs, and appliances. Executors and notices include also stray automotive items and sale pitches.
At the October meeting in Ann Arbor, rural school officers praised State Normal College and urged state funding for recreation materials, field assistants for county schools, and training for rural leaders. They named Walter J. Rawson and others to leadership roles and sent resolutions to legislative candidates. Lost dog noted at end.
Kent County will host the state dairy alfalfa campaign starting November 6 for two weeks under the Michigan Agricultural College. Clinton County just completed a drive. other counties including Washington and Genesee will follow. The program features barnyard meetings within three to four miles of each farmer’s farm to boost alfalfa acreage and efficiency.
J Coates Lockhart and his Scotch Lassies opened the winter lyceum at the Liberty theatre Monday evening before a fair audience. The season presale lags but the Monday crowd suggests adequate receipts from remaining numbers and single admissions. Program featured vocal and instrumental selections and readings. Next attraction arrives November 30. Season tickets for four future numbers priced at 1.25, reserves at Wheeler's drug store, balance season seats 40 cents.
Local ad promotes a large stock of tires of all sizes at unprecedented prices. Offers a standard guarantee with every tire and tube. Advertisement signed by George Schmid Jr. inviting immediate purchase for big savings.
Geo V. Cook proprietor offers a 1920 Ford Truck, 1922 Chevrolet Touring, 1921 Ford Touring, 1920 Chevrolet Touring, and a 1917 Ford Roadster. Chevrolets available as part of the stock at Saline Garage. Phone 61.
The Observer Liner ad section lists diverse items and services: For sale Rambouillet rams, Gladiola bulbs, young breeding ewes, farm horses, and chickens. vehicles including a 1923 Chevrolet and a Ford. farm and repair services. painting and paper hanging. lost baby carriage cramp decor. and various local business promos with phone references and addresses.
For Sale Estra rye seed yielded 27 bushels per acre. Contact George J. Klager at 1815F13 or Ann Arbor 7147 F3. Also for sale Poland China swine: boars, sows, six pigs seven weeks old, five weaned pigs and spring boars. Contact R. W. Mills.
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