Prices and goods lineup announce fall sales and items
A sale note lists low prices on men's sheep lined jackets from 9.65 to 11.65 and Union Suits priced 1.50 to 6.00. It mentions 100 cottages and barns built without nails near Vermillion Alberta and Tokio cars with mud guards. Also notes fall oxford styles from 5.00 and up and two piece underwear 1.00 to 4.00.
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Vermillion
Alberta
Xmas Gift Display and Odd Facts in Brief
G L Parsons prepares for Christmas with a large display of boxed gift sets and novelty items. Oberlin College holds 10 585 000 dollars in Aluminum Company of America stock as a gift from Charles M Hall. Lot 806 Pure Silk Hose priced 98 cents. A young crocodile shell break marks life activity. Henry VIII coined the term sirloin after a dinner knife steak was central to a knighthood.
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Oberlin College
Ohio
Aluminum Company of America
Charles M. Hall
Henry VIII
England
Local Notes Roundup of Town Happenings
Mrs. Fred Layher Jr. is on the sick list as Henderson Stock Co. remains closed all next week. Adrian visitors and local residents are listed among townsfolk, with real estate changes and winter plans across the community. The Red Cross annual memberships drive continues, and the village plans a sidewalk project along the east side of the Federated church. A Lyceum event featured Grove Herbert on The Crisis and the Call, though attendance was light. A Milano case includes Russell Stevens, 80, jailed after pleading guilty to attempted murder alongside Bert Whitcomb. For sale 40 fine wool lambs from W D Hart.
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Fred Layher, Jr
Henderson Stock Co
SR. Wilson
Adrian
Sumner Briggs
George W. Barr
Kissimmee Park
Florida
Melonala
Toronto
Canada
S.T. Dunk
Tom Tyler
Liberty Theatre
Pred Aprill
Jase
Washinton
D. C
George J. Feldkamp
Clinton Road
Fred W. Mayer
Lodi
Hertler Brothers
Ann Arbor
Allen Fellers
Goldsmith
Maple Avenuue
A. C. Lange
Ella Henne
Minnie Jones
Florence Bond
Kk. B. Simmons
Milan
Daniel Klein
Beatty
West Michigan Avenue
American Red Cross
Presbyterian Society
A. L. Westphal
Hall Street
Opera House
Grove Herbert
Herbert
America
The Doctor Ushers Us Into This World and His Duty
The Doctor arrives at birth and stays to tend us through illness. The town editor faces criticism like the medical provider yet moral ties keep doctor and townspeople linked.
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Doc
Red Cross Life Saving Service Expands Nationwide
The Red Cross reports over 800 swimming institutes and vigorous life saving instruction nationwide. In the year ending June 30, 1926, 7,145 men 5,408 women and 16,713 juniors passed tests earning insignia. Total members stand at 102,076 with the Tenth Annual Roll Call from November 11 to 25 inviting renewed memberships.
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Arizona
Red Cross
Arigona
Red Cross Life-Saving Service Goes Nationwide
The Red Cross reports the Life-Saving Service now spans the nation as 16 715 juniors pass stringent tests, signaling broad expansion and standardized lifesaving training across Arizona and beyond.
Nation Ends M-23 Gap From Detroit to Michigan City
The completion of M-23 closed the last gap at Jonesville last Friday and the highway is now finished from Detroit to Michigan City. Grad ers will work the shoulders of the road until freezing weather blocks work. Brooklyn Hixponent and the Cottons plus Mrs. Eleanor Cotton Motored to Saline Sunday to visit Mrs. Sumner Cotton who has just returned from a week at the University of Michigan hospital.
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Jonesville
Detroit
Michigan City
Brooklyn
W. P. Cotton
Eleanor Cotton
J. H. Smith
Tecumseh
Sumner Cotton
U. of M. Hospital
Clinton
Cats Have Positive Likes and Dislikes
A light note on cat behavior describes how cats respond to disliked foods and show affection. It cites examples like sniffing, pawing, smiling with eyes closed, and purring clucking sounds. The piece links domestic cats with their wild ancestry observed in kneading beds.
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Springfield Republican
Public Notice of Probate Hearing in Washtenaw County
Order for publication in Saline Observer announces probate hearing for Jon W. Guenther estate Executor Lee Tercher filed final account and distribution plan. Hearing set December 7 at 10:00 AM in Washtenaw Probate Court Center, with three weekly newspaper notices.
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State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
An Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Jon W. Guenther
Lee Tercher
Saline
Washtenew
Local Property Cleanup Market Sparks Community Interest
Residents discuss a casual swap and cleanup effort around homes and farms. Volunteers advertise simple observer tasks, aiming to reduce waste and repurpose usable items. The plan emphasizes practical exchange rather than formal sales or auctions.
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Bert Whitcomb
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