Saline community notes and toils of early spring
Local column chronicles social calls in Rochester Ann Arbor and Milan visits. Residents like Miss Grace Wheeler and Mrs. Campbell are seen in Saline while others travel to Jackson Adrian and Detroit. Infrastructure work on M23 resumes and real estate activity rises as Hal Roach films tease The White Sheep. Local events include a dance with Cooper's Colored Five and a candy bake sale by Saline High and a street sweeper purchase by the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Fitzgerald
Max
Adrian
Cooper
Opera House
Chauncey “Fitzgerald
E. R. Benson
North Adams
Carl Smith
Ann Arbor
Michigan's farms radios and historic special sessions noted
Michigan's 1925 census shows 192334 farms with 19282 operating tractors and 9028 with radios. The piece lists 17 special legislative sessions since statehood, detailing years from 1858 to 1926 and governor names, plus notes on bear protection and GM profits in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
U.S. Census Bureau
K. S. Bingham
Austin Blair
H. P. Baldwin
J. J. Bagley
David H. Jerome
Edwin Winans
Hazen,s
Pingree
Central Normal School
Fred M. Warner
Chase Osborn
Albert Sleeper
Alex Groesbeck
Groesbeck
Frank McKenzie
Pennsylvania
Foley Pills Promised Relief For Aches And Fatigue
Mrs. Black of Petersburg Virginia credits Foley Pills with removing pain from bending and rising, claiming she now experiences no distress. The advertisement touts Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for kidneys and urges readers to ask their druggist for the remedy at Wheeler's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Black
Petersburg
Foley
Wheeler
Newly Painted 1924 Chevrolet Coup priced low
GEO. V. COOK Authorized Chevrolet Dealer advertises a newly painted 1924 Chevrolet coupe at a very low price. The notice invites local residents with legal printing needs for estate settlements to submit notices to the newspaper for publication, stating universal rates and probate judge authorization.
State Fire Loss Shows Decrease Across Michigan Counties
Michigan fire loss in 1925 declined for the first time in 12 years despite higher material values. Washtenaw County logged 343 fires causing $290,148 in losses. total fires were 20,094 with a statewide loss of $19,664,324.87, down from 21,419,285.57 in 1924. Wayne led with 7,022 fires. Kent had 1,187. unknown fires numbered 2,718.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Marshall C. V. Lane
Public Saffety Department
Washtenaw
Oscar Olander
Olander
L. T. Hands
Roscommon
Luce
Baraga
Wayne County
Kent
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Liberty ‘Theatre
William S. Hart
Felix
Cat
The
Observer
Grace Wheeler
Rochester
Osler
Page
Anders & Page
Milan
Saline
William A. Campbell
Julia Nadeau
Detroit
Fred Selden
T. B. Henderson
Clifford Stang
Ypsilantai
K. Stanng
Leonard Josenhans
Wiedman Auto Company
A. R. Lee
Sanford
Here
Ypsilanti
Jeffrry
J. B. Wallace
Alphonse Schmid
Henry
Fred Burkhart
Jackson
Jean Carleen
Christine Harrington
Trus
Norman Schiaible
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Schick
Saline Confectionery
Saline Real Estate Exchange
Lewis Ernst
David Sloss
Hal Roach
Pathe
Liberty Theatre
Paul Kempf
Ernest Towler
Herman Hutzel
Clara Bloomfield
Monroe
Harry Lambarth
Thomas Schurtz
Manchester
Salina
Jean Carieen Burkhart
Phila Luckhardt
Edwardi J. Muir
Sanford Harware Company
E. H. Cook & Son's
Saline High
Michael Sage
J. A. Marshall
Mike Sage
Heininger & Heininger
County
Lenawee
O C. Wheeler
Thas
Emanuel Sedt
Police Department
Water Department
Pleasant Lake
Freedom Township
Scdt
Times News
R. Foreman
Azalia
Karner Bros. & Kennath
Monroe County
Dundee
Gov Gries
Grand Haven
Milwaukee
Central Michigan Normal School
General Motors
Ihe Corporation
Lorain
Sanford Hardware
INC
Geo. V. Cook
B. A. Nowack
Edward Sprague
Hudson
Addison Courier
Asee
Pieroy
H.gross & Sons
Les
W. E. Dietzker
Saline, Mich
Alber & Theurer
the. Springbrook
Mills, Saline