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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
7
The Saline Observer notes Rochester Clarion criticism of a $75,000 fire afterloss. Saline village council funds a new fire engine and mandates weekly fire alarm tests to prevent repeats, laments lax maintenance and urges prompt action.
A Brighton Areus editorial argues yes the cost of crime and its human toll shows paying to do right. The page urges action by parents teachers nurses doctors and Willis A. Sutton to promote dental health cancer awareness and preventive care through school programs and yearly checkups.
The Supreme Court established that nuts and other produce growing along roadside fences are property of the adjacent farmer. Farmers may not assume rights to unpicked crops without permission. Separately, a Capitol Theatre burglary in Haton Rapids netted about $35 after occupants locked in used the rear door.
Silage fed before milking can impart odors to milk, while feeding after milking avoids carryover. A milk plant refunded over 50 000 gallons of sour milk in a year, illustrating losses from careless production and cooling. Except for the pink bollworm, no major pest established in the United States after the 1912 Plant Quarantine Act.
An advertising feature from Joseph H. Thompson of Ypsilanti highlights Dodge Brothers cars as built with high chrome vanadium components and superior engineering. It cites electrical and metal expertise praising efficiency, durability, and long life with reduced upkeep costs. Carney Garage of Saline is named as the local Dodge service station.
In Ypsilanti C. C. Jenks advertises an optical shop offering eye examinations and glasses fitted with the latest instruments. The article touts Jenks as a trusted optician and a progressive jeweler providing diamonds, watches, cut glass, and repair services, highlighting his reputation during the Third Annual Farm Exhibition.
The Joseph L Arnet granite and marble works at 208 West Huron Ann Arbor is praised as a leading artistic and enduring monument maker. The plant boasts pneumatic carving tools, direct quarry connections, and a large stock of finished monuments for immediate delivery. Readers are invited to tour the mammoth plant and view designs, with Arnet supplying cut stone for homes and local buildings. The Third Annual Farm Edition recommends visiting Arnet in Ann Arbor for any monument needs.
The Hamilton Business College in Ann Arbor offers courses in accounting bookkeeping stenography typewriting filing and dictation machines to prepare students for business positions. The ad boasts top Michigan standing and placement support under Mr. F. G. Hamilton, urging readiness for modern commerce.
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