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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
6
The document notes the Circuit Court for a Michigan county proceeding, listing court designation and jurisdiction. It provides procedural context typical of a public court notice without detailing specific parties or case numbers.
In Washtenaw County Michigan a chancery case involving Charles Rarsim Emma Hanson and several defendants seeks to quiet title to a parcel in Lodi Township. The court ordered defendants to appear within three months and publication of the order in the Saline Observer for six weeks. The plaintiffs request protection of their interest in the described land starting at the Ann Arbor Saline road intersection and running 20 rods west and north eight rods, then east 20 rods to the road center, and south to the starting point.
Michigan creates a state department of agriculture uniting four bureaus including seeds and drugs, animal industry and dairying. The Michigan State Fair becomes its flagship program with integrated support from all divisions, aiming for more efficient development and statewide impact. The 2 to 12 September Detroit fair will showcase the changes.
Under the state conservation department John Baird directs a wild life exposition at the state fair from September 2 to 11. Ground space is set aside for Michigan native animals and fish in a large aquarium. Experts will explain how wildlife live in the woods and fields.
United States forest service specialists Rennadson Sparhawk and Brush, working with Michigan Agriculture College, examine north wood forests and logging methods while MA C advances a two year study of second growth hardwoods. They focus on Antrim county and warn fires threaten regrowth.
A Brooklyn Exponent column lampoons male critics who leer at women's dress in a public square. It mocks male vanity and double standards about clothing and propriety in a rambunctious scene described with humorous, period voice.
The Washtenaw County vital statistics show low births and high deaths for the first six months of 1921. Ann Arbor records 351 births and 253 deaths, yielding a birth rate of 04.9 and a death rate of 27.5 per 1000. Rural areas report 202 births and 156 deaths, birth 17.8, death 43.7 per 1000, with 12 infant deaths and 545 infant mortality per 10000. Ypsilanti logs 75 births 56 deaths, birth 19.7, death 14.7, and 40 infant deaths per 10000.
The article notes University of Mithic'n graduates from Japan have become leaders in government banking shipping and academia. It highlights notable alumni including cabinet members bank presidents and university professors while mentioning state fair exhibitors and a critical view of diplomacy.
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications as they fail to reach the diseased ear portion. The condition requires constitutional treatment and Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a systemic remedy. It claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, reducing inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube to restore hearing. Circulars free from Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
An article lists edible mushrooms and several prepared dish ideas. Stuffed mushrooms use minced meats and cream with lemon orange notes. Eugenic Mushrooms combines mushrooms with butter cream and parsley. Manhattan mushrooms feature oyster crabs and white sauce. a mushroom puree with eggs. and a light jelly dessert option.
An unusual external demand emerges for clover, alfalfa, and mixed hay as Michigan reports a short hay crop. The farm ers department notes eastern states and Ohio dairy trade seeking abundant alfalfa and clover, with little exportable hay expected despite increased Michigan alfalfa acreage.
State home demonstration agents report red ants prevalent in virtually every Michigan county and advise a poison bait method using tartar emetic and honey to destroy nests. Apply bait with precautions to keep it away from children and pets, and allow time for ants to feed and transfer the poison.
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