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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
5
Local residents and visitors are listed with housekeeping, travels, and gatherings. Names include Dr. Roy Bixby, the Nisslys, the Warrens, the Alexanders, and many Saline residents plus nearby towns. Community programs, church activities, and WPA work progress are noted along with a birth, a bridge party, and regional meetings.
An old chair stove dining table and rug can be sold for cash through a local ad service. Call or visit the office to learn how the newspaper can help you frame an ad and attract buyers. Get money for items you were about to discard.
Public hearing in Washington approved the Potato Act but urged amendments for the next Congress session. R J Baldwin notes funding gaps and possible reallocations. The act would apply to growers selling more than 50 bushels, require a grower vote to extend after November 30, 1936, and exclude consumers from penalties for unstamped potatoes.
An automobile association alert highlights rear blind spots that hide vehicles following closely, urging drivers to use full awareness of front and side views and cautions that cars may be out of view in those rear gaps.
This week features 6 Man story Men Without Names with Fred MacMurray and Madge Evans plus Chapter Five of Lost City and two comedies. Sunday and Monday offers Francis Lederer with Frances Dee in The Gay Deception, praised as gloriously romantic. Tuesday to Thursday showcases William Powell and Louise Rainer in Escapade with Our Gang and Better Housing segments.
The 1936 Ford V-8 is promoted as the newest engine in the low-price field with a longer hood, larger fenders, circular grille styling, and safety features. Improvements include easier steering, larger radiator with two water pumps, new hood louvres for air flow, shorter gear-shift travel, and reliable Super-Safety brakes. The car emphasizes space, comfort, and dependability.
Detroit ad lists Ford V-8 models with prices from 510 to 760 dollars for coupe, sedan, phaeton, and touring styles. Notable entries include Tudor Sedans at 520 565 and 580, roadster 380, convertible sedan 760, and touring/fordor options with built in trunks. Standard accessory group included with bumpers and spare tire. Universal Credit Company offers terms.
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