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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1927
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists mailing details and pricing including eight months four months and two months subscriptions. It notes charges for announcements poetry and notices with obituary and marriage notices published free and all other personal or business notices at standard rates.
A Texas reader notes mail order sample offer for a five dollar article costing 4.98 plus 20 cents postage. A Michigan high school visit reveals a girl student admired as a notable acrobat employed with Ringling's circus during summer.
The purchasing power of the dollar has increased about six percent since December 1925 and now equals 61.7 cents of the 1914 dollar, the peak since July 1924. The board cites falling living costs as the reason for the gain.
J A Sturgeon argues that chain stores and mail order houses threaten independents but spur better local shops. He urges shoppers to value in town ads and buy nearer home for fair prices and service.
The entomology department at Michigan State College reports the Mexican Bean Beetle has appeared in three southeastern Michigan counties. Despite potential spread, no commercial damage to beans is anticipated in the next two years due to Michigan climate.
Publication order in a chancery case names Lloyd E. Fairbank as executor and lists defendants with unknown heirs. The order requires appearance or default within weeks and publication in the Saline Observer for six weeks. Court dates and land description in Saline village included.
The Willing Workers club gathered at Miss Fannie Friis home on September 29 despite bad weather, enjoyed a dinner for forty, and heard a talk by Mrs. Mabel Cake of Ann Arbor about a European trip with University of Michigan students. Guests included Mrs. Ruth Buchanan and Mrs. Maude Wilson, with plans set to meet October 20 for a choir election. The Amesbury Seat Manufacturing Co of Amesbury Mass will move to Ypsilanti, leasing property from Inland Finance Co, to supply auto body builders in Detroit. Mrs. Willis Alfred suffered a severe accident last Thursday after a crosswalk incident near Division Street and Wabash Avenue leading to hospital treatment.
Public notice announces an order for publication in Washtenaw County Michigan under court authority. Details identify the case origin and applicable legal action with filing and publication requirements.
Creditors of Saline Investment Association must file claims by October 10 1927 at Ann Arbor Michigan offices of Roscoe v Bonisteel First National Bank Building. Dated September 13 1927 with signatures of President F C Wiedman and Secretary Walter D Cook.
Mrs. O I B of Petersburg Virginia reports relief after taking FOLEY PILLS diuretic for backache and urinary issues caused by a drafty seat. The ad claims twenty five years of use and guarantees satisfaction through Wheelers Pharmacy.
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