Overcoat Weather and Parson's Bargains Featured
Prominent ads tout overcoat values at Parsons and gear for cold days. Immigrant arrivals over nine months ending March 31 show eight states accounting for 75 percent of total, led by New York Michigan Massachusetts Texas Illinois California Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Fire losses on American farms total 150.6 million dollars annually. An ad promotes heavy Jersey gloves at 1.75 for a dozen with a 10 day limit. World death rate estimated at 68 per minute 97 920 per day and 35 740 800 per year.
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United States
New York
Michigan
Massachusetts
Texas
Illinois
California
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Mertoar
Ofth United Sekoi Cates
Blanket weather brings plenty of thrill and facts
G. L. Parsons notes blanket weather with plentiful supplies. He cites rising automobile crash deaths since 1920, warns one in five victims are under 15, and mentions various consumer items and statistics from weather to cattle disease and pencil production.
Local Happenings and Visits Across Saline Area
William Walker visits Miss Alice Wheeler in Detroit. Snow flurries touch the region on Tuesday. A Halloween masquerade dance is set for Boettner's hall in Bridgewater. Multiple residents travel, visit, and attend events from Lansing to Ann Arbor and Detroit. Community meetings include O B S and zone teacher gatherings with talks on poultry and teaching methods. Local notices mention travel plans, road safety, and a bus line between Detroit and Columbus.
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Josephine van Houten
Mary Harwood
Wd. Ardell
Eldorado
North Dakota
John Browwell
Estel Feldkamp
Clinton
W. E. Dietiker
Moe “Hagewald
Gary
Indiana
Hollard Feuerbacher
Bertine Collins
Bedford
Gilly Collins
Boettner’s
Bridgewater
Saline
St. Paul’s
K. B. Simmons
Brighton
Milan
Saline Poultry Association
Andrew Ernst
Klager’ Orchestra
Ann Athor
Mildred Ernst
J. A. Hannah
Hast Lansing
Osler
Oak Grove
York-Pittsfield
Oak Grove School
W. C. Hoppes
Normal College
Marian «Comin
Ypsiland Normal College
Arthur Sturm
Fordson
Rosina Sturm
Frank Rose
Miss Ruth
Harry Baker
Betty
Donald Barber
Mooreville
G. L. Parsons
Detroit
C. A. Curtiss
Mast Lansing
Curtiss
A. Z Penry
Ruth
Lansing
Baton Rapids
Jackson
William Sturm
Esther
Theodore Raab
Rentschler School
Lodi
Boettner Hall
Robert. Parsons
Liberty Theatre
L. B Lentz
Columtons
Ohio
Lenawee
Brooklyn
Keeping windows clean without overworking the housewife
The piece argues for easier housekeeping, noting some windows are hard to keep clean in old houses. It suggests not apologizing for missed chores, using calm hosting, and offers a casserole dinner as a time saving plan. It mentions washing windows in winter and a humorous anecdote about peering in.
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Pyge Plast
Michigan
Michigan Railroad
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