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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
4
Multiple farm listings near Saline and Ann Arbor describe 160 to 420 acres with houses, basements, barns, silos, and outbuildings. Features include gravel soil, near church and school, modern equipment, fruit and timber, and prices around 87.50 per acre. Listings emphasize productive fields, orchards, and dairy suitability.
A troubling editorial notes widespread distress in the postwar world as men gravitate toward Bolshevism. It warns against alluring yet dangerous rhetoric that stirs unrest amid fragile economies and political upheavals.
Store ad highlights high grade gasoline, kerosene, Mobiloil and paints with delivery, stove lines, and heaters. Personal vignette follows a veteran major from the French front discussing Bolshevism, its meanings, and public fear amid postwar unrest, ending with notes on Roumanian oil wells and a trade convention with Austria.
Edward J Muir offers hardware plumbing and tin work with implements and a contact phone 101 for service.
An ad offering subscriptions to ALL NEW MAGAZINES including Woman's Home Companion and Ladies' Home Journal, plus Red Book Blue Book American Boy and more. It invites readers to call and get anything, and mentions fine candies lunches ice cream stationery school tablets and the Richtone phonograph available to inspect.
Evidence of German crimes is furnished by M Delannoy librarian of Louvain Henri Davignon secretary of the Belgian commission of inquiry Paul Lambotte director of the art galleries of Belgium and M Lamy secretary of the French academy The latter has made a most telling indictment of those responsible for acts of savagery.
Saline Observer details subscription rates at 2.00 per year six months 1.00 three months 50 cents. Pay as much as you wish and as often as you please. Single copies 5 cents. Advertising rates by application. Cards of Thanks resolutions of condolence and poetry paid per line or word. Obituary and marriage notices published free of charge.�
The piece urges pre season inspection of stoves chimneys and vents to cut the 65 percent dwelling fires. It lists clearances, wrap materials, pipe construction and storage safeguards, fireproofing, and careful handling of fuels. It also condemns schoolbook shortages and appeals to readers to conserve paper and support local journalism.
Preparations for the World’s Greatest Live Stock Exposition in Chicago accelerate for the first week of December. Scenic novelties electrical improvements and the Grain and Hay Show of the Chicago Board of Trade contribute to an elaborate setting. Gates open November 28th promising a record International Exhibition advancing North American live stock welfare and progress.
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