Highway Improvement Bonds for Sale in Michigan District No 321
Bids due by 1 30 pm April 24 1922 in Lansing Michigan for Road Assessment District No 321 bonds worth about 45000 dollars. Bonds issued for York and Augusta townships Washtenaw and Milan London townships Monroe counties and Washtenaw Monroe counties. Interest up to 6 percent semi annually May and November. Bid must include interest rate and premium per thousand. 2 percent bid security required. Right to reject bids reserved. Frank Rogers State Highway Commissioner.
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Lansing
Mich
Washtenaw
Monroe
York
Augusta
Milan
London
Meonroe
Frank
Rogers
Probate Court allows sale of estate realty in Washtenaw
In Washtenaw County Probate Court on April 4 1922 Judge Emory Leland grants Andrew J Warren administrator license to sell real estate of Thomas F Spears deceased by private sale for distribution. Hearing set for May 5 at 10 a.m. at the Probate Office with notice to be published in the Saline Observer three weeks prior.
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Thomas F. Spears
Andrew J. Warren
Saline Observer
Washtenaw
Cory
Jimory E. Leland
Dorcas C. Donnegan
Register
Chancery Notice in Mitchell v Mitchell in Washtenaw
Michigan chancery notice in the Washtenaw County Circuit Court against Josephine Mitchell found nonresident. Order requires appearance within three months and filing of answer, with publication in Saline Observer for six weeks or service by personal notice. Cavanaugh Burke represent plaintiff George W Sample presiding. Deputy Clerk Chiramon L Pray countersigned.
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Charles FL MitcH@H
Josephine Mitchell
Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Evie
Pennsylvania
Cavanauga & Burke
Herof
Saline Observer
Washtenaw
George W. Sample
Cavanaugh & Burke
Public health nurses in Michigan counties cost effective
A Michigan Tuberculosis association argument states that county public health nurses reduce school repeaters by inspecting teeth adenoids tonsils and tuberculosis. With 20 000 pupils and 2000 repeaters the savings from fewer repeaters exceed salary costs, justifying nurse programs funded by counties.
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Michigan
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Therby
Michigan Tubrculosis Association
Renwick Recital on Big Organ in Hill Auditorium
Detroit organist L L Renwick returns to Hill auditorium for a Thursday after noon recital on April 20 at 4 15. The article outlines his career from Washtenaw county to University of Michigan School of Music to international stages and the Ann Arbor May Festival. A separate humorous joke about a Los Angeles chauffeur interview ends with a punchline involving a Negro worker George.
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L L. Renwick
Detroit
Hill Auditorium
Renwick
Washtenaw County
University School of Music
Paris
America
The
Ann Arbor
Salvation Army Activities in Michigan Division
Brigadier Samuel Withers outlines Salvation Army work in Michigan, detailing evangelistic field units that preach outdoors and in halls, home visits, slum settlements, and “Slum Angels” care. He cites rescue homes, maternity and industrial facilities, fresh air camps, Christmas dinners, and extensive relief including fuel, clothing, medicine, and cash to prevent eviction or prosecution.
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Samuel Withers
Michigan
Salvation Army
Conps
Christ
Brigadier Wethers
The Future Of The D. U. R. Interurban
E J Burdick vice president of Detroit United Railway envisions municipalized Detroit lines benefiting outlying areas. He calls for reorganized forces, lessons from Detroit, reform of old franchises, and state regulation to unify oversight. He emphasizes customer contact and transportation costs with fair returns.
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E. J. Burtick
Detroit United Railway
Detroit
Burdick
Man Who Wants to Travel Questions Money Gap
A man expresses frustration that lack of funds keeps him from traveling while moneyed people stay home. He wonders why wealthier individuals do not travel despite having means.
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Wash
Tenaw
Emory . Leland
Chancery Notice
State of Michigan
Tenaw, Ss
Los Angeles
George
Foley
Sadie Lay
Carlyle, Pa
D. U. R. Interurban
Ypsilanti’s
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