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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
6
Trent negotiates a risky scheme to steal a film from Fort Lee studio. Clarke questions the plan while Trent weighs danger and work on a six reel special. Trent aims to keep the operation moving despite legal and practical hurdles.
Anthony Trent helps Payson Grant face a threatening letter from Sutton. Grant, wary of discovery, agrees to join Weld at a remote Adirondack camp, hoping isolation will shield him from Sutton's pressure while Trent assesses danger and plans.
A toy balloon sent August 15 by Mrs. Loretta B. Adams of Jackson is claimed to have landed in Erie County Pennsylvania. The note requested notification of the finder. Separately a grave marker for Elizabeth Margaret Chandler will be placed September 12 in Raisin Valley cemetery and a memorial stone for Charles and Laura Haviland will be unveiled at Raisin Institute site.
The July survey notes improving corn prospects with moisture adequate in most counties and a crop near seven and a half million bushels higher than last year. Wheat and oats show mixed results with high barley yields and strong potato and fruit outlooks, while rain and disease affect certain districts. United States figures point to gains in small grains, corn, beans, hay, and fruit across states, led by Iowa and Illinois corn and record potato potential nationally.
A farmer recalls trading his onions at seven cents a pound for display at fifteen cents, then expanding into a store. He details risks of perishables, debt, and changing town trade as mail orders and chains erode profits, and explains selling his farm for a brick store and house to return to country life.
Advertises San Yak Kidney Pills as a cure for high blood pressure dizziness and nerve trouble. Claims include diabetes assistance and intestinal antiseptic laxative effects with endorsements from Dr L P Bailey of McBride Michigan and mentions O G Wheeler as seller.
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