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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1923

Page

6

M A C Cow Sets New College Milk Record

Pauline Jane Pontiac, a purebred Holstein at Michigan Agricultural College, produced 731.1 pounds of milk with 36.58 pounds of butter in seven days, earning a place in the dairy world hall of fame and bringing Michigan honor. Also notes longtime Ann Arbor Railroad worker Milton Waitt’s death and a plan to harvest hyacinths in Florida waterways to aid navigation and power production.

Pauline Pontiac M. A. G. Holstein Pauline Legis Fayne Sir Pontiac Pauline Colantha Fayne Pauline Fayne Colantha

Probate hearing set for Elizabeth Lutz estate final account

In Washtenaw County probate court on April 1 1923 Judge Emory B Gl lad presided over the estate of Elizabeth Lutz deceased. Administratrix Mary Rever seeks final account allowance and distribution. Hearing is scheduled for May 15 at 10 in the forenoon at the probate office. Copy to be published in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.

Probatte Court Washtenaw Ann Arbor Emory B. GL Lad Elizabeth Lutz Mary Rever Saline Observer Washtenaw County Emory E. Leland Doreas C. Dovregin Register

Funds Sought for Graves Memorial Day Drive in Michigan

The American Legion of Michigan seeks funds for a 100000 endowment to care for 32100 overseas graves, with two-franc 50 centimes per grave yearly. Dr Frank B Broderick leads the Michigan drive, soliciting gifts to be sent to 214 Lincoln Building Detroit with receipts issued. no donation over 10 dollars requested. The fund aims to honor fallen soldiers with direct public tributes on Memorial Day, under Myron T Herrick in France.

Michigan American Legion of Michigan National Organization of the Legion France Myron T. Herrick Gamaign Frank B. Broderick Lincoln Building Detroit Mistagan Legion Broderick United States

Legion Leader Alvin Owsley Tours Michigan

National Commander Alvin Owsley visited Michigan from April 16 to 29 in a condensed tour arranged by state Commander Robert B. Harkness and adjutant Lyle B. Tabor. The trip focused on the Legion’s work for disabled veterans, including a full day April 20 at the Battle Creek TB veterans hospital for a major rally, with stops in Detroit Flint Bay City Saginaw Lansing Jackson Grand Rapids and Battle Creek.

Michigan Alvin Owsley American Legion Robert B. Harkness Lyle B. Tabor Owsley Legion Battle Creek Detroit Flint Bay City Saginaw Lansing Jackson Grand Rapids

Green Sprouts Save Week With Potatoes

Green sprouted seed potatoes enable earlier above ground growth by five to seven days, with larger yields and fewer missing hills. Michigan State guidance notes cool ventilated storage for even light, seed treatment with corrosive sublimate weeks before planting, drying before storage, and discarding tubers with poor sprouts to prevent weak or diseased stock.

Sdng H.C. Moore Michigan Agricultural College

Arbor Day observances and local meetings noted in Clinton Local

The Clinton Local reports Arbor Day on May 4 and Tree Planting Week from April 29. It notes citizens planting trees and the Royal Oak Women's Club and Business and Professional Women's Club planning to occupy a new clubhouse at Main and Third Streets, a gift from local benefactors.

Royal Oak Women’s Club

Radio wave meter lengths reassigned for broadcasters

Government will re assign wave meter lengths to broadcasting stations nationwide on May 15. Detroit Free Press and News is assigned 517I. Class B stations will run 222 to 545 wave meters with shared divisions in the same city. The plan, approved after a conference of radio inspectors and experts, aims to cut interference and improve reception.

Loreal Radio Detroit Frep Press and News Hoover

Ford Weekly Purchase Plan praised by Wiedman Co

The Ford Weekly Purchase Plan is hailed as a boon to many families allowing quicker car ownership. Ford dealers say weekly payments, deposited in a bank at regular savings rate, can be tailored to fit almost any means, enabling even multi earner households to own a car.

Ford Wiedman& Co Ford Weekly

Married Couples Listed in Local Licenses

Marriage licenses show Joseph Thomas 55 of Ann Arbor and Matilda Gertrude Esper 50 of Detroit. Sidney Radeke 22 of Ann Arbor and Carima Bachand 18 of South Lyons. Local column also notes a Howell man ran up a gas bill, bought eggs in Howell, and sold them to an egg buyer before spending the money on gas.

Joseph Thomas Ann Arbor Matilda Gertrude Esper Detroit Sidney Radeke Carima Bachand South Lyons Livingston Republican Howell Iran Fowlerville Review

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