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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
6
A fragment shows a forceful, gendered critique with misspelled phrases and scolding tone. The text lampoons public figures and behavior, implying social judgment for effrontery and praise. It reads as a controversial letter or column excerpt with sharp sarcasm.
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan appoints Andrew Warren and G G Townsend as commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against the estate of Rose Weller late of the county, deceased. Creditors have four months to present claims and the commissioners will meet at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor on October 4 and December 4 at 10 o clock a m to hear and settle claims. Dated August 3 1922.
In the circuit court of Washtenaw County a bill by A J Warren against Orange Risdon Samuel Russ David H Scott Joseph Bielkford Frank Spears and others seeks to remove a cloud on title to Lot 7 in section 9 of the Village of Saline. Defendants unknown must appear within four months or bill may be confessed. order to publish in Saline Observer weekly for six weeks.
The Michigan State Fair will host the horseshoe pitching title rounds from September 1 to 10 in Detroit. County contests begin soon with preliminaries at farmers picnics, county agents handling entries, and winners advancing to district and state finals for prizes and a loving cup.
G W Dickinson secretary announces W J Bill Dowling of Owosso will head the six day running race meet at Detroit exposition September 1 to 10. Dowling has supervised races at Bay City Jackson Adrian and Grand Rapids fairs recently and will oversee the State Fair meet running September 4 to 9 with the Derby on Labor Day offering a $1000 purse and total purses exceeding $15000.
State of Michigan Washtenaw Circuit Court sets the case Herman Guenther plaintiff versus Florence Guenther defendant in Ami Arbor on July 1 1922 order that defendant appear within three months from date or judgment to be entered. Publication to begin within two weeks in The Saline Observer. George W Sample Jay G Pray Circuit Judge Clerk. A true copy. Lee N Brown plaintiffs attorney. Ju20 Aug 31.
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court a chancery notice orders the defendant to appear within three months or face judgment. Publication of the notice begins in The Saline Observer within five weeks. Lees Lee N Brown, plaintiff's attorney, cites An Arbor and Ypsilanti jurisdictions.
In a clipped exchange the interviewer asks if Sorghum reported remarks and the senator confirms. He says he expects to read them with pleasure when he gets them and notes constituents’ favorable reaction ensures his satisfaction.
A family conversation recalls a traffic cop scolding a father for a missed signal and four fragments about singing old and new songs. A question about the difference between majority and minority leads to a discussion on power and rules.
Township clerk announces registration rules under 1917 1919 acts for Saline Michigan voters. Notices list last days for general registration and dates of in person review sessions at B J Boettger's barber shop on August 19 and 26 1922. Includes absentee by oath and transfer procedures and women electors registration. Local note mentions Bill Breckman displaying a blue heron specimen.
Local residents and families are listed visiting friends and attending gatherings across Lenawee County. Notable events include a fatal accident when Randolph Bassett was struck by a bursting emery wheel while grinding a tool, and prompt actions by Otto Bredernitz and Erwin Graf averting a fire on a farm. Prof. Ruben Kempf and Prof. Bible, the violinist, were seen visiting Ann Arbor and Pittsburg respectively.
The Michigan secretary of state reports total receipts for the fiscal year ending June 7 climbed to 12,676,909 with operating costs at 581,104.44. Auto taxes led revenue at 7,115,825.34. privilege fees reached 5,078,376.156. The department ran 73 offices at a cost of 201,987.03, issuing licenses across vehicle types and transfers totaling hundreds of thousands.
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