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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
4
A new experimental muck land station at Michigan Agricultural College will test management and fertilization of muck soils. Dr. M. M. McCool heads the soils department and Dean R. S. Shaw set aside farm acreage for permanent and cooperative trials on drainage tillage pasture and grass nutrition.
Probate Court appoints commissioners to receive and adjust claims against Henry Folmex late of Washtenaw County Michigan deceased. Creditors have four months to present claims. Meetings set at Citizens Bank Saline on October 12 and December 12 at 10 a.m. S. R. Wilson and Carl Curtiss sign.
Enid Bennett versatile in The False Road showing at the Liberty theater Saturday. Bennett plays a pretty girl from a New York gang who goes to Sing Sing to meet her released sweetheart and faces adventures before happiness with Lloyd Hughes.
Advertising mirrors the town’s merchants and boosts local trade. A neighbor showed fashion live with models and drew home customers who bought garments, while the town’s stores failed to advertise. Mail order firms rely on constant advertising. periodic messages to customers can protect local business from outsiders.
Reading Hustler reports a farmer near Bankers profits from melons this year. He traps night time thieves and offers a choice of $10 or court action. Last week he cleaned up $79 in two nights and still has melons to sell.
An old advertisement touts Wizard Gas Sonic aed as a decarbonizer for engines. It claims the product prevents carbon buildup in cylinders, improves ignition and cold-weather starting, and increases mileage by about 40 percent while saving at least one gallon per four used. The ad promises a money back guarantee.
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The piece critiques farm relief attempts and the feed and packing industries. It argues for nationalized reform based on New York legislative tactics and urges bulk food purchase to lower living costs. It also discusses tuberculosis climate myths and Michigan National Guard land acquisitions tied to Camp Custer.
An old city newspaper ad touts RAT-SNAP by Gardner Hill Gladstone N 3 Sella, claiming it kills rats and mice with no mixing, no odor, and no effect on pets. It lists price 356, 6½e, 1.25 and notes guaranteed sale by C. C. Wheeler and R 3 Muir.
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