Chicago Seen as Great Michigan City by London Paper
The London Daily Mail pities Chicago calling it a great Michigan city, a note contrasted by Ruth Hanna McCormick’s efforts that put Minois on the map as referenced by the Louisville Herald-Post.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
6
The London Daily Mail pities Chicago calling it a great Michigan city, a note contrasted by Ruth Hanna McCormick’s efforts that put Minois on the map as referenced by the Louisville Herald-Post.
Mortgage default by Lewis Riley and Etta Riley to Austin S Robison dated October 2 1922 recorded October 10 1922 in Liber 143 Page 699 Washtenaw County Michigan. Notice of sale by auction on October 4 1930 at 11 am at the south front door of the Ann Arbor Courthouse to satisfy principal interest and costs totaling 9093.84 plus 35 attorney fees. Described lands total about 140 acres in Saline and Washtenaw townships including parts of sections 8 9 16 and associated parcels with Chicago Road boundaries. Mortgagee Austin S Robison STIVERS HOOPER Attorneys 1001-8 First National Building Ann Arbor Michigan July 3 Aug 7 Sept 4-25 1930.
Mortgagee William Braun seeks foreclosure by public sale of yard and brick store property in Ypsilanti Washtenaw County Michigan. Debtor William H Elvisch Lydia Hinsch owe 694.62 dollars plus interest and fees. Sale set for August 1930 at 10:00 AM at the Court House south front door Ann Arbor to satisfy overdue amount and costs.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County sets August 8 1930 hearing on Christina Gramer petition to appoint Olaf J Gramer as administrator of Peter Gramer deceased. Publication to run three successive weeks in Saline Observer. Judge Jay G Pray presides. Nora O Borgert registers. July 24 August 7 1930.
A 1939 Western Newspaper Union report notes Paris couture shifts toward quaint style with hat shapes gloves and long silhouettes. It highlights Marty Jenny white and black crepe dress with molded silhouette, yokes, godets, and cuffs. It emphasizes gloves as a style mandate and black and white combinations in mid season hats.
Lace trims become a main feature in dresses as fall and winter fashion unfold. A printed chiffon gown with black chantilly lace and a wide-hem skirt illustrates the trend. Velvet and lace pairings, lacy yokes and sleeves, and extensive lace edging revive the tradition of trimming with lace. Julia Bottomley notes the lively appeal of these lace dominated outfits.
Outlook from the United States Department of Agriculture suggests a healthier long term for poultry producers despite a current market dip. Reports note rising chick hatching and heavier dressed poultry in terminal markets, with a gradual price improvement expected this year. The department also cites reduced cold storage holdings as sign of fewer owner flocks and urges moderate reductions in layer numbers while warning against drastic cuts. Fire ignites waste behind Weller greenhouse spreading toward Slayton flats and threatens John Slayton property with multiple buildings incinerated and fence posts burning. Dundee Reporter.
Charles S. Wilson of the Federal Farm Board told Farmers Day at Michigan State College that progress in cooperative marketing will quicken as farmers learn the benefits of group action. He cited six and a half million farmers using a century in developing, and quoted the marketing act to show the board works through cooperatives. The article also notes local efforts to clear weeded mill pond debris along Ore Creek as it threatens Mainstreet embankment.
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