Quieting Title in Washtenaw County Lands
State of Michigan Circuit Court for Washtenaw County hears a bill to quiet title to land in Lodi Township. Plaintiffs Charles and Hmian Hanson seek relief against Aron Aaron Austin Norman Austin Hervey Austin Jane Austin Thomas Tate Stephen W Andrus William Beers and Liger Edwards and unknown heirs devisees and assigns. An order requires defendants to appear within three months and be published in Saline Observer within six weeks. FRANK B. DeVINE attorney for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aron Austin
Adron Austin
Norman Austin
Hervey Austin
Harvey Austin
Jane Austin
Thomas *Tate
Stephen W. Andrus
William A. Beers
Liger Edwards
Ann Arbor
George W. Sampie
Saline
Lodi
Washtenaw
of Michigan
Ann Arbor Road
Loch Imserseene
Yununning
Saline and
Every Person Should Save Says Bosworth
William B. Bosworth, director of sales for the Seventh Federal Reserve district, urges every man woman and child to own savings securities. He cites district work across Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Iowa and Michigan and invites postmasters to contact the Treasury Department Savings Division in Chicago for assistance.
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William B. Bosworth
Seventh Federal Reserve District
Washington
Bosworth
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan
Uncle Sam
United States
Treasury Department Savings Division
East Jackson Boulevard
Ilinois
New Laws Require Vehicle Lights and Weight Limits
The state enacts two highway laws changing vehicle rules. Act 73 bans operation on village streets after dusk without conspicuous lights visible 300 feet, misdemeanor with up to five dollar fine. Act 60 restricts loads to fourteen tons and requires trucks to show height, width, weight, and capacity data on the vehicle. Enforcers include county and township highway commissioners with arrest powers and duty to enforce.
Savings Club on 800M The Dollar a Week Plan
The Dollar a Week Savings club spreads nationwide from Maine to California and into factories and stores. Members purchase one $1 Treasury Savings Stamp weekly, four stamps equal a $5 stamp, twenty equal a $25 certificate earning 4 percent interest. Members are not blackballed and postmasters can initiate new members. The Treasury notes last year say fraud cost Americans half a billion. redirecting that to savings securities would aid trade and industry.
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Savings Division
U. S. Treasury Department
Dollar a Week Club gains reach across the nation
The Dollar a Week Club, buyers of Government $1 Savings Stamps, expands nationwide with strong growth in industrial communities. Members promise to purchase one stamp weekly and any Postmaster may enroll a member by adding him to the roll.
Rainy Day Savings Certificates Lead Treasury Safeguard
Government notes that no umbrella can replace a rainproof plan, urging the use of Treasury Savings Certificates as a precautionary financial safeguard for hard times and unexpected events.
Interstate Commerce Commission Denies Rate Cut for D T and L
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused permission for the D T and L railroad to cut freight rates by twenty percent, a move proposed by the line owned by Henry Foard. Local comment from the Petersburg Law notes the decision amid broader talk of road improvements and speed limits.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
D. T
Henry Foard
Petersburg
Blackberry recipes and garden poems in June edition
A June themed page highlights blackberries with market notes on dew berry versus high bush varieties. It includes several dessert ideas such as blackberry pie pudding dumplings jelly and a breakfast suggestion with fresh berries. Also shared are a poem about June and a recipe for stuffed prunes with marshmallows.
Suckers and a Stolen Safe Highlight Croswell Scams and Theft
A Croswell editorial recounts a con where a slick stranger sold an unissued map for 3.95. The scam mirrors later offerings of a cheap imitation. The Jeffersonian notes matching schemes and laments losing pennies while warning readers about smooth talkers. A bank safe stolen February 11 near Temperance is found abandoned. experts cannot open it. Wealth may vanish overnight, yet appearing is valued.
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Croswell
Jeffersonian
Bank of Temperance
Sylvania Road
Canning Notes for Beets and Carrots in Winter Storage
Beets and carrots stored in a cellar can stay fresh into late winter or spring. Select small uniform vegetables and leave one inch stems. Blanch five minutes in boiling water, cool, skins scraped, pack whole with salt, process 1.5 hours in a boiling water canner, tighten lids, and store. Slight color loss may occur but will brighten in days.
Marriage Licenses List Leads with Mixed Towns and Ages
The marriage license list shows couples from Ypsilanti Detroit Ann Arbor Saline Dowagiac Dexter New Carlisle Ontario Canada and Indiana. Names include Cornelius Hartman Marion Wakefield Frank Bender Yetive Harnish Richard Burgan Lillian Alber Andy Wirick Anna Dobrovska Leon Makielski Anna Schmitt Charles Donner Amanda Finkbeiner Hiverett Emery Edith Tefft and others with ages ranging from 18 to 48.
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Cornelius C. Hartman
Ypsilanti
Marion H. Wakefield
Detroit
Frank Bender
Birmingham
Yetive Harnish
Ann Arbor
Richard’ Burgan
Indianapolis
Ind
Lillian Alber
Saline
Andy Wirick
Jackson
Anna Dobrovska
Leon A. Makielski
Ann Arhbos
Anna L. Schmitt
Dowagiac
Charles Donner
Dexter
Amanda Finkbeiner
Hiverett Victor Emery
New Carlisles
Emma Myrtle Kirktown
Ontario
Canada
E. Hsworth Dell
Sand Lake
Edith Mary Tefft
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Circuit Court
County of
Washinnaw
Chancery
Charles Hanson
Hmian Hanson
Jay G. Pray
Frank B. Devine
Fourth Ave
Dietiker’s
Ris
Observer
Government Savings Club
Maine
California
Seventhederal Reserve District
Federal Reserve
Oakland
Wayne Counties
Grand River Avenue
Lansing
Fowlerville
Sfitchen Cacabinet
Shirley George
Oris
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Chia
Canning
M. A. C. Home Economics
Bouder of
Satyfacon
Lachem of
Saigjvenon
Buick
Delco
Mint
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