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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
2
Christian Science Notes announces services at the Citi Zens Bank building Sunday at 10 a.m. Testimony meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Sunday school at 11 a.m. with pupils under 20 admitted.
The first annual convention of Oklahoma county editors met in Brewster with D. K. Gillespie as chairman and Mrs DeVos as secretary and treasurer. The group adopted a pricing scale and notified editors. Each paper approved raising weekly subscriptions to 4 dollars a year. The convention stressed cooperation in all details.
For sale a full sized lot with a rod louse and barn. Includes bath furnace lights and various equipment. A six room oak finished house with modern conveniences and a good garage. Also a house and lot on Michigan avenue with oak floss and new furnace. 83 acres of level sand loam soil with a hip roof barn on a main road two miles from town.
W M Fowler offers an all new range of magazines including Woman's Home Companion Ladies Home Journal Red Book Blue Book American Boy and more. Subscriptions are available on request and orders are welcome.
A vintage storefront promotes Fine Smoking Tobacco Growler 20¢ and Pilot 20c along with fine candies lunches ice cream and stationery on school tablets. The Richtone Phonograph is also shown for customers to view.
Four months from date are allowed for creditors to present claims against the estate of Daniel Day late of Washtenaw County deceased. Commissioners will meet at Citizens Bank Saline on December 7 and February 8 at 10 a.m. to receive inspect and adjust claims. Also court orders hearing November 9 for petition to grant administration of James L Gregory estate to George A Lehman or other suitable person with appraisers and commissioners appointed. Publication required in Saline Observer for three weeks.
An old promotional snippet touts Alls Catarrh Medicine to build up the system and cleanse the blood to prevent colds. It warns repeated cold attacks may become chronic and says the product is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Testimonials free and a $106 promise for any stubborn case. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
The author argues that 10.5 million Filipinos largely favor independence and credit the Jones Law for stronger Filipino-American ties. He asserts American motives are altruistic and that U.S. fulfillment of sovereignty will set a global example and bolster democracy in the Far East.
The Mayon volcano in Albay province Philippines is lauded for its near perfect cone and scenic base area. It stands 7,943 feet high with a visibility over 60 miles and features a 120 mile base road. The volcano has a history of violent eruptions including a deadly blast that killed 1,206 people and sent lava to the sea eight miles from the crater.
The article lists five proposed state constitution amendments for the November election. They cover salaries for top state officers, absentee privileges for teachers and lawmakers, employment hours rules, and a parochial school attendance requirement with a plan for implementing the 16 year old cutoff and enforcement.
Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company have purchased the Detroit Toledo and Ironton Railroad a 400000 acre timber tract in Northern Michigan and a Kentucky coal mine. Two thousand railroad workers become Ford Men with wage and bonus plans. Ford foresees timber supply for bodies and mills and expands its payroll to about 100000 names.
A notice promotes The Open Road magazine offering vigorous fiction and practical articles on opportunities in occupations. The Vocational Department offers guidance and connections for readers seeking future work. Subscription available at this paper for three dollars, mailed from Boston Massachusetts.
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