Hearing on proposed Washtenaw County road improvement plan
State Highway Commissioner notes a petition for road widening from Pittsfield Lodi Saline and York townships. A public hearing is set for May 4, 1920 at 1:00 PM at the Pittsfield school to determine the assessment district and terms for financing an asphaltic concrete highway project along a long described route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Lodi
Satine
York
Washtenaw
A. Patition
Michigan
Sasaline
Saline
Mchizan Avenu
Prop
Silie
Washtenaw County
Pitsfield
Pop
Righ
Wahenaw County
Lodi Township
Town
Range
Saline Township
York Township
State of Michigan court order in Washte naw land suit
The circuit court of Washtenaw County Michigan issues a summons by order of Judge George W. Sample. Plaintiffs seek to determine title to lands described as the south six rods of lot twenty and the east one rod of south six rods of lot nineteen in section four Saline Village Washtenaw Michigan. Defendants unnamed heirs and assigns must appear within three months or bill will be confessed. Publication for six weeks in Latine News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Range Risdon
Rea Risdon
Silas F Mead
Harriet R. Mad
Henry A .Harris
Gylord W. Barris
Dav'd L Haywood
Hugh Downey
J. Lowery
Liei
D Visses
Cirevie
Riker
George
W. Lampe
Sand Dudicia
Wath
Roscoe O. Bonsteel
Claramon L. Pray
R. O. Fonnsteel
Paintiff
Ann Arb
Saline
Washtenaw
Michigan
Notice in Chancery Proceedings Payne vs Payne
State of Michigan Wash tenaw County Circuit Court in Chancery. Helen Gracie Payne sues J William Payne. Defendant cannot be located. Order requires appearance within three months. Publication in Saline Observer for six weeks and personal and registered mailing of the order. Attorney for plaintiff A J Waters, Manchester Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Helen Grac
Payne
J. William Payne
Ann Arbor
A. J. Waters
Saline
Ann Arbor May Festival Announces Star Studded Program
Musicians from across the country eagerly anticipate the Ann Arbor May Festival set for May 19 to 22. The lineup includes Chicago Opera stars, Metropolitan Open Company members, and renowned instrumentalists. Verdi and Berlioz works headline with choral ensembles, soloists, and a children’s program led by Russel Carter. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Frederick Steck, will join all programs except the Friday afternoon chorus and organ recital.
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Ann Arbor
Cheago Opera Association
Mérpolitan Open Company
Bour
Titta Rudffo
Magaret
Matzenuer
University Choral Asia
Abert A. Stanly
Verdi
Manzoni
Aquiem
Berlioz
Iaust
Fenora Sparkes
Carolina l Lazari
William Wheeler
L2n Rothier
Edward Johnson
Renato Sanelli
Rovert Dieterte Wiharptar
Aftenoon
Russel Carter
Edwin Arthur Kraft
Alladitorium
Janes Hamilton
Jozef Shevinne
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Steck
Choiren
Local News Roundup from Macon and Surrounding Towns
Mrs J E Smith returns from Detroit and several visitors arrive from Ypsilanti Ann Arbor and Jackson including Vern Graf Ed McCollum and George Snauble Weekend gatherings mark late spring updated notices Henry Cambellac adds new church members and Jacob Herring dies in Detroit funeral held in Macon Rev Cambellac joins church Twenty four new members and fourteen probationers recorded Jean Marie Spiller born April 6 to Ivan and Mrs Spiller marker changes in local families
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Cambellac
M. E. Church
Jacob Herring
Will
Detroit
Macon Presbyterian Church
Macon
West Mooreville Notes and Weekend Socials
West Mooreville crowded out last week with visitors and gatherings. George Saffell and family joined George Reece Sunday. Tecumseh guests Miss Louella Harmon and Miss Elen McCook stayed with Miss Helen Goldsmith. Neela Rhodes and Franklin of Stony Creek visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes. Ann Arbor visits by Hazeldine Goldsmith, Eula McCook, Louella Harmon, Gus Goldsmith, and Charles Ellis. Sanford family plus Mrs Terry spent Sunday with Fred Osborn in Ann Arbor. A miscellaneous shower was given for Mr. and Mrs. Rohr married Easter Sunday at the Loesel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raynor Scudder
Detroit
Lee Augustus
Ypsilanti
G. D. Ellis
Jre Pence
Wanchester
Parker Allen
Ann Arbor
Roy McCollum
George Snauble
Jackson
Litle
Margaret Camburn
Ernest Camburn
George ‘Saffell
M. Dad Venport
George Reece
Louella Harmon
Elen McCook
Tecumseh
Helen Goldsmith
Neela Rhodes
Franklin
Stony Creek
Charles Rhodes
Hazeldine Goldsmith
Eula McCook
Gus Goldsmith
Charles Ellis
Classified Rates and Post Office Entry Notice
Public notice of mail registration for Saline Mick with second class matter designation and advertising rate details. It lists pricing for cards of thanks poetry entertainments and personal business notices, all charged at standard advertising rates with per word or per line charges.
A Duty of Citizenship Article No 3
A call for government advertising to inform the public on health and motherhood. Emphasizes advertising the labor and health departments, distributing pamphlets, and a weekly health talk to reduce maternal and infant deaths nationwide. Urges readers to press senators and congressmen to support government advertising.
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Federal Department of Labor
United States
Washington
Law urges production leap to cut living costs
William A. Law argues that organizing labor to a 56 hour week until 1923 with higher pay could boost production and force general price reductions. He echoes Charles M. Schwab that lowering prices requires collective effort and living within income, with economy and production below current levels shaping a new price level, though the path is hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Law
Charles M. Schwab
North Dakota Enacts First Child Equality Law
An Ann Arbor Times News item reports North Dakota passing a pioneering child equality act. It declares a child born out of wedlock is a natural child entitled to support shelter and education equal to legally married children and to share in estates with other heirs. A Fargo trial upheld the law with the child awarded its father’s name and declared his heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Fargo
Union
Ann Arbor Times ‘News
Notice for Legal Estate Printing in This Newspaper
Citizens with legal printing needs for estates and related notices are urged to submit them to this newspaper. Rates are universal. request the probate judge to forward notices for publication here.
Prospects for Winter Wheat Rye and Fruit
The text notes a ten year trend of strong prospects for winter wheat and rye and broadly for fruit. April has been ideal for apples cherries and peaches. It mentions Salvation Army aiding with donated items like old books hats and toys.
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Salvation Army
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Amenit Reds
Pittsfield Township
State Highway Department
Lanene
State OF
Circuit Court of the Cont
Washinnen
Chanetz
Smuel J. Gall
George W. Sample
J. Waters
Manchester
Mich
J. E. Smith
Vern Graf
Vis Janti
Ed McCollum
Flint
Lavina McCollum
George Snaubis
Julia Payne
Ivan Spiller
Jean Marie
Spiller
West Mooreville
Zeke Service
Edward J. Muir
Saline, Mich
Corti
J. Muir
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