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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1928
Page
4
About 60 relatives gathered Sunday at W Fr N Seeger’s Third street home to honor his 88th birthday. The Brighton band, largely Seeger kin, performed to add cheer while a spacious yard hosted a large potluck dinner with two long tables serving all at once.
Notices include subscription rates 1.50 per year 5 cent copies 121.00 four months two months 35. Card of Thanks obituaries marriages and resolutions of condolence payment details for poetry and announcements entertainment notices and advertisements with standard rates and free obituary notices.
An interview with a former Nashville bartender reflects on law, order, and Prohibition. He contrasts a blackguard and a philosophical mentor, argues lawlessness persists regardless of repeal, and urges modification of the Volstead Act and repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment for tempered change.
A bar veteran argues prohibition failed to curb bootlegging and that outlaw liquor will persist under any regulation. He cites high bootleg profits, adulterated whisky, and ineffective enforcement, asserting proponents are hypocritical and vows to end prohibition only if truth, not rhetoric, guides the move.
Essay praises Herbert Hoover as a uniquely capable and globally minded leader. It credits his relief work, organizational genius, and humanitarian impact during and after World War I, arguing he could elevate US prestige and peace. The piece notes his modesty and dedication to work over personal acclaim. A separate Detroit note reports the discovery of James W. Guilfoil's body along Wayne road after a week’s disappearance.
Jackson last week drew criticism as few agricultural displays impressed locals while a mid grounds betting room under the grandstand drew officers’ surprise. Free attractions and fireworks earned praise, with Lenawee and Hillsdale fairs cited as graft-free popular events. Also note Howell fair featured Fiat Citron and Crowley Morris cars.
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