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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
4
Constance Talmadge appears as Mary Blake in The Perfect Woman at the Liberty Theatre. The First National attraction, written by John Emerson and Anita Loos, is billed as a witty comedy with a lively plot and entertaining ensemble.
We express our appreciation for the many kind acts shown during our late bereavement. Thanks for Rev Leiderer words choir music and floral offerings from Mr and Mrs George Boettner and Family.
Michigan representatives finished tenth in the national boys club livestock judging contest in Atlanta, led by Carl Johnson Ironwood Don Sheppard and Porter Dent Vicksburg. The Texas team won first and will compete in London’s royal show. Michigan also placed seventh earlier in Chicago with a dairy team, second-highest scores among 15 states.
About 400 members of the Michigan Milk Producers Association met at Michigan Agricultural College for the fourth annual meeting on October 15. They passed resolutions urging conservative, sane readjustment and supported a national dairy advertising push and higher tariffs. Key speakers included N. P. Hull and A. C. Anderson. Officers elected: N. P. Hull president. J. C. Nett vice president. R. C. Reed secretary. H. W. Norton treasurer. M. D. Campbell M. L. Noon and A. L. Harwood directors.
Flint divorces rejoin Ralph and Flora Augebury. Grand Rapids reports fair profits of 7370.77 and receipts of 66372. Charlevoix’s Pines razed. Ypsilanti 1336 students enrolled at State Normal College. Albion starts underground wiring. Michigan telegraph work spreads downtown. Scott Brunner, 55, commits suicide in Alma amid diphtheria delirium. Alma appoints city clerk Francis Hayward. Pontiac valuations rise to 136,371,409 with 43,607,554 up from last year. Oakland County approves 500 for Michigan Children’s Home Society. Clinton County seeks 14,000 for poor relief. Tecumseh sells Kehoe patch to Defiance Truck Co. for 5,000. Cheboygan body found after duck hunting. Tax budget in Pontiac rises above 808,000. Grand Rapids man killed in auto crash. A burglar returns stolen items to a home. Muskegon county plans 249,000 road work. Ludington dog tax yields 3,864.10. Grand Rapids auto rollovers with minor injuries. A thief returns from a burglary. Flint announces weddings and notable marriages. Detroit man dies, long-standing Mason and Odd Fellow. Washington Supreme Court hears Newberry case. Lansing offers 1,000 reward for gutting wires. all male employees strike. Grand Rapids Crofton estate valued modestly. life insurance valued at 400,000 faces litigation.
Subscription and advertising terms listed with prices for annual six month and three month periods. Notices of obituaries and marriages published free. Apology for delivering two papers to some routes and skipping route four due to a faulty mailing and new equipment. Danish proverb quoted.
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