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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1927
Page
7
A simple funnel hidden in the utensil drawer serves many tasks beyond pouring. It can separate eggs, mold salads, create a cake hollow for fillings, decorate pastries, and stabilize coffee when a glass percolator top breaks.
Wheat 1.32 per bushel. Corn 1.17 per bushel. Oats 0.42 per bushel. Calves 12 to 16 cents. Hogs 10 to 40 3 4 cents. Biggs 28 cents. Winter at its worst has its good points noting fewer neighborhood rows over back fences.
The ad offers 24 hour service for hospital calls with prompt response. It highlights W. E. Dietiker as the contact and repeats a saline solution related service. Phone number 175 is listed for urgent bedside assistance.
Floyd Malet seeks alliances among Peter Milman, Bradney, and Barnes as they plot escape from ruin. Nita faces heartbreak while Robin McKimber confronts Malet in New York and Florence, seeking truth about Agatha Brown and the crisis around Milman’s circle.
An advertisement by H. E. Van de Walker promotes Peoria Life Insurance policies. It argues premiums fund ongoing income for families, guarantees a comfortable old age, and provide monthly payments if disabled. Readers are invited to request a sample policy by mailing Van de Walker in Ypsilanti.
The text notes quick paced actions in the following days with rapid progress and positive outcomes. No specific names places or events are provided.
An order under Act 230 of 1925 imposes a five year closed season on hunting black gray and fox squirrels in Michigan starting October 25 1927. The Conservation Commission directs enforcement with penalties for violation and is signed by L J Young Director and commissioners Howard B Bloomer George R Hogarth.
Deputy Harvey arrested two men and one woman for liquor transportation during the past week. John F. Gouse of Indianapolis was arrested for speeding in a Reo truck west of the village. a false bottom concealed 840 pints of whisky. He waived examination in Adrian and posted bonds of 1500 dollars. A burglary at J A Dildon Jr. garage in Hudgon yielded a fine new Buick sedan. County road officials consider raising or lowering the Dexter railroad crossing to allow lighter moving vans to pass.
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