Campaign to protest tax cancellation bill in Saline area
Citizens urged to protest Senate Bill 256 introduced March 14 1935 to cancel delinquent taxes. Details include dated payment rules waiving penalties affects 1934 1935 1936 taxes, restoration of general tax sale in 1936, and that cancellations do not erase municipal indebtedness. Michigan officials urged to file protests. Ann Arbor council lists ten reasons against cancellations citing unfairness to taxpayers and collection issues.
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Senate
Moore Ands. Palmer
State Auditor General
Michigan Municipal League
House Taxation Committee
Lansing
Vernon J. Brown
N. Sycamore
Fred C. Holbeck
S. Logan St
Chas
P. Adams
S. Chestnut
Joseph V. Coumans
Betty’s Court
James W. Helme
Detroit
James K. Jamison
University Drive
East Lansing
Casper J. Lingeman
Roosevelt Hotel
Joseph A. Long
Porter Apts
Albert A. Wagner
N. Walnut Street
Andrew L. Moore
Olds
C. Jay Town
Adolph F. Heidkamp
H.O.L
Washtenaw Co
Post-Tribune
Card of Thanks for Bereavement and Local Notice
We thank neighbors friends and relatives for sympathy during our bereavement and Rev Leeson for comforting words. Mr and Mrs Harold Jewell and family. The sewers will be rushed Friday and Saturday. All dogs found running at large without license tags will be shot. Charles Alber Commissioner.
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Leeson
Harold Jewell
Charles Alber
Modernization drives home value and tenant appeal gains
A housing drive touts modernizing properties to boost values and attract tenants through new credit channels. Loans up to three years with payments from ten dollars monthly aim to cover all home improvements, with materials and labor costs rising as markets improve. Dr. Wallace and Housing Administrator Moffet frame Better Housing as a sound business move that puts money back in owners’ pockets. A home-to-home canvass begins locally.
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Cmany
Wallace
Jas. A. Moffet
Washtenaw County Conservation Ass'n Sets April 18 Meeting
The Washtenaw County Conservation Association schedules its second general meeting for 7 30 p m Thursday April 18 in the county building Ann Arbor to complete organization. A constitution will be adopted directors elected and officers chosen. Speakers from the Department of Conservation are expected and membership reopens at one dollar with blanks provided.
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Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County Conservation Association
Department of Conservation
Lansing
C. A. Paquin
P. F. English
Watterloo
Acknowledgment of Kindness After Floyde Carr’s Passing
Carl William Carr Jr and wife express heartfelt thanks for neighbors friends and community support during Floyde’s service. Appreciation goes to Dr Kircher and to Mr Hall and Mrs Aprill for their comforting words and music.
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Floyde
Dr. Kircher
Hall
Aprill
Carl W. Carr
Carl William Carr, Jr
Willing Workers Meeting Set at Mrs Olive Whaslick Home
The Willing Workers plan their April gathering at Mrs. Olive Whaslick’s home with a pot luck supper. Sandwiches and potatoes will be served, beverages provided. Miss Atwood RN will speak about her experiences in Japan. A good turnout is desired.
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Olive Whaslick
Miss Atwood
R. N
Japan
Tragic Death Of Floyde Carr Is Reported
Floyde Eugene Carr elder son of Mr and Mrs Carl W Carr died Friday at Bixby hospital Adrian from injuries after being struck by a car while crossing a street. Born February 5 1914 in Chicago he attended Saline High School and University Michigan earning a master’s degree. He taught mathematics and Spanish at Marlette Junior College and was a Federated church member. Funeral services were held at home and church with many out of town attendees including school officials and Marlette student body. Pallbearers named from Saline and Marlette.
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Floyde Eugene Carr
Carl W. Carr
Bixby
Adrian
Chicago
Saline
Higan
Marlette
Carl W., Jr
Federated Church
Thomas Wilson
Lee Wilson
K. T. Bordine
McCray
John Alden
K. C. Allen
S. Canfield
Findlay
Ohio
John Smith
van Buren
Hallie Hart
Paull Estermyer
Ypsilanti
John Alder
Hilton Porter
Max Blaess
Bowersox
Margaret
Lucille Bowersox
Ann Arbor
Edward Varnum
Kenneth Spitler
Deckerville
Mildred Mann
James Love
Guessing Contest Delights Rotary Club Meeting
At The Tavern last Thursday noon Rotarians enjoyed a unique guessing contest organized by Chairman Alwin Gross. Photos of ten members from ages six months to young manhood were shown, prompting scrutiny and a wide score range from 40% to 100%.
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Alwin Gross
Harry, M. Steffey
Federal Housing Administration
J. B. Wallace
Steffey
Saline Ends Season Second in Standings
Saline defeated Milan last week and lost to Ann Arbor in the final match of a strong season for Saline. Ann Arbor captured the flag with a large crowd of 30,000 compared to Saline's 1,000, making the margin modest given the population disparity.
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Saline
Milan
Ann Arbor
Southern Michigan Rifle League
Ann Arbor. A
Adrian Atten
For Sale and Rent Classifieds Observer Liners
Local ads list horses seed oats potatoes farm equipment furniture clothing and real estate. Readers are invited to place notices via A. J. Warren Ralph Mann G. L. Parsons D. H. Keubler and others with contact details and prices.
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Ralph Mann
Beigewater
Pittsfield
A. J. Warren
Vintage Chevrolet and Buick Cars Listed by Local Dealers
1928 Pontiac Coach, 1933 Chevrolet Coupe, 1929 Buick Coach, 1928 Chevrolet Coach, 1927 Chevrolet Coupe offered by GEO, V COOK & SCN, Authorized Chevrolet Dealers. Local inventory note highlights classic autos and dealer designation.
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General Motors
GEO. W. Cook& Son
Chevrolet
Cook & Scn
Local sales ads list oats and odds and ends
Saline Mercantile offers 838 lb seed oats while Parsons' Store markets nylon hose and imitation pearl necklace. Also listed are a 450 egg incubator in good condition, furnace repairs, and tin and furnace work by local providers including B. Johnson and A. Sawicki near Bridgewater, Missouri.
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Saline Mercantile Company
A- Sawicki
Bridgewater
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Saline Savings Bank
Garrick Theatre
Milan, Mich
Norman Foster
Donald Cook
Sheila Manners
Tom Keene
Bing Crosby
Miriam Hopkins
Little Dutch Mill
Frank Craven
Mary Carlisle
W. C. Fields
Baby LeRoy
Southmore Travel Club
Milan High School
Washtenaw Farmers Oil Co
Washtenaw County
Karl Bredernitz
Farm Bureau
County
Jennings Campbell Jay Talladay
C. D. Finkbeiner DeForest Thompson Willia
Cecil Gratchen
George McCalla
Ralph Kimmel
Ralph Youngs
Kotney
Ypsilanti, Mich
Representa *Tives
Saline City
Washtenaw County Conservation Ass’n
Floyde E. Carr
Willama Schatble
Wiedman
A. Burkhardt
W. Burkhardt
Tee
Fitzgerald
Krekeler
Rogers
M. McHenry
A. McHenry
Armbruster
Asherried
A. Armbruster
Fosdick
Gillen
the Observer
Louis Kleinschmidt
John Kohler, Jr
Wolverine
G. L. Parsons
John Gordon Farm
Dr. Hess
Tom Dow
Saline Mercantile Co
Orange Gordon Saline
Mich
Johnston
B. J. Muir’s
Northlake
Elmer J. Steele
HB. J. Muir
Rawleigh
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Freeport, Il
H. W. Keubler
Citizens Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Howell
Spartan
Craig Heath
Qocalist
LLO
Packard St
Washington, St
McCormick
McCormick- Deering
Lewis Ernst
Herman Heininger
Leghorn Foundation
Burmeister Poultry Farm
Bridgewater Station
Observer
Parsons
B. Johnson
P. O
St. Joseph, Mo
J. Muir
the Saline Bakery
Helen
Brass Goods
Henry A. Schroen
Gross Hardware
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