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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists subscription rates and paid notice policies including card of thanks poetry obituaries and personal or business notices with per line and per item charges. The notice outlines prices for singles eight months and two month rates and notes free obituary and marriage notices.
A quirky column offers driving tips stressing respect for law and officials. It notes a Michigan requirement for motorists to deposit eleven thousand dollars in cash with the secretary of state if they lack personal liability insurance after an accident.
The attempt of union labor to enforce a closed shop led to 432 Atlantic & Pacific stores in Cleveland closing, leaving 2,200 workers unemployed. The piece argues open shop policy should prevail, citing public sentiment in rural areas and the shared duties of capital and labor to avoid social and economic decay.
The National Grange Patrons of Husbandry prepares for its sixty eighth annual meeting in Hartford Connecticut. The organization, over seven decades, has grown to about 800000 members across most states and emphasizes education spiritual and civic progress for farmers above material gains.
The Michigan Tuberculosis Association promotes Christmas seal sales starting Thanksgiving Day to fund tuberculin testing and x rays. Estimates place statewide tuberculosis at 21 000 with 2 348 deaths last year, while 56 000 tested and 12 034 x rayed since 1981. Twenty eight thousand school children seek tests next year. Buy Christmas Seals.
The article surveys students across grades detailing government and chemistry lessons, upcoming plays, exams, and class projects. It highlights senior girls in shorthanal, a campus play Hobgoblin House, Latin and geometry work, assembly plans, and a broad range of reports from seventh to fourth grades including Parent Night preparations and attendance contests.
Morning worship at 10. De fining Religion at 11 15 Sunday school led by H A Holmes. Epworth Leagues 6 30 p m. Evening service features a young people rally led by West Side M E church youths with participants from Milan Macon Clinton Manchester Tecumseh Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. Wednesday Bible study and prayer, Thursday choir. November 25 observed as day of prayer. posters and programs in next issue.
Last Sunday the Federated Church welcomed the American Legion and Auxiliary for Armistice Day with splendid music. The Intermediate Endeavorers led an impressive program titled Christ Feeding the Multitude. Next Sunday marks the National Day of Prayer for Our Nation with services at 10 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. Sunday school. Evening activities include Young People societies at 6:30 and a 7:30 worship with a girls chorus. Trace Donohoe and Harry Jacox report Montana trip to fetch two truckloads of horses amidst a 16 month no rain area noted by Brooklyn Exponent.
Michigan State College home economics specialists advise on up-to-date kitchen gear. They discuss choosing earthenware batter bowls, Dover beaters, rotary versus whisk types, glass and aluminum measuring cups, rust resistance, nests of cups, and tin or aluminum graters with drilled holes for easier cleaning and better food cutting.
Three blue geese weighing a little over 15 pounds were shot Sunday by Jackson hunters near Napoleon. Dr. G W MacNurlin and companions John H Miller and Walter Curtis describe the birds as rare in the region and note blue geese breed inland in northern Ungava with migrations past Hudson Bay into the Mississippi valley.
The piece warns that the bad season is near with snow rain squalls and highway hazards. It urges slow careful driving and good mechanical equipment and to avoid summer time risks. Use sense and head when traveling during winter months.
Divine services at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 11 a.m. English services held on the second and fourth Sundays each month. W G Snyder, owner of Excels Aluminum Foundry, plans to start operations later this week manufacturing aluminum brass and bronze castings. Tecumseh Herald
A call to action for turning unwanted household items into cash. The notice invites readers to bring or call at the office to learn how old chairs stoves tables carpets or rugs can be sold rather than discarded. It uses conversational booster lines to attract readers to place a small advertisement.
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