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Saline Observer in Saline, Michigan

12 Aug 1926

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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1926

Page

5

Saline News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Upgrades

Lloyd Dell and Walter Towler visited Detroit on Sunday while Russell Green of Clinton made a Sa line business trip. EA Clark repainted a home on South Ann Arbor street and Ernest Wurster of Ann Arbor visited Saline friends last Thursday. Dexter stores close Septembers 2 for county fair. Saline amateur team lost 7 to 0 at North Adams. The Washtenaw Post, long published by the Belcher family, sold to C. H. Hemingway of Polo Illinois. Local improvements include paved Wiedman Auto yard with modern conveniences and free outer air service. The school remains on the University of Michigan approved list, with annual school board elections ensuring standards.

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Lloyd Dell Walter Towler Detroit Russell Green Clinton EA. Clark Ann Arbor Street Ernest Wurster Ann Arbor Peter Estermyer Reno Beach Toledo Fred Cook A. Mallet Longlake EW. Ewing Pontiac Katherine Stang K. B. Simimoens Michigan Jacob Smith G. V. Cook Camp Birkett Dexter's Harold Zahn W. L. Sturm Belle Barchus Players East Henry Street B. F. Henne Doris Jean Lansing Mattie Brotherton Bay City Florence Bond Harry Westtick Gross & Bens G. W. Seeger Theodore Raah Ronald Bridgewater William Sturm Joseph Faulhaber Joseph Faulhaber, Jr Manchester A. 8. Barrows Af Kalamazoo H. Potter Crystal Falls C. F. Hildner Saline North Adams H. A. Clark C. A. Bovie Columbus Ohio Washtenaw Post Belcher C. H. Hemingway Polo Ilinois A.boole Royal Lower Mansfield R. W. Turner W. Cote Gary Indiana Ellowene Bamer Wanatah Tygers Salinettes Cobb J. B.ee Ormond Feldka Wilma Teft New York City Lorrin Feldkamp Gettysburg Philadelphia Washington D. C Jacob Hagen Amelia Zaln William, Heusel Babbie Ann, Arbor A. G. Wood Brighton E.R. Schill Geraldine Ynsilanti Fred Stierle George Rothfuss Blner Fred Bock Reuben Finbainer John Burkhardt Asin Wiedman Auto Company Observer U. of M
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Washtenaw County Fair Opens With Expanded Exhibits and Tournament

Washtenaw County fair will showcase poultry, building, and ravine displays by the State Department of Conservation with fawns cub bear aquatic exhibits and game protection exhibits. New sheep barn grandstand high tension power system improved roads fencing and a dance hall will finish, promising five days of education and entertainment August 31 to September 4. Eight baseball teams from across the county will compete for the county championship and the Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce trophy, with matchups scheduled August 31 to September 1 and ongoing through the week. Harold Guy of Milan to umpire. tournament officials expect strong play and expanding grounds. The text also notes an unrelated cabbage fact about a sweet peppery core.

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Washtenaw County State Department of Conservation Michigan State Department Sams Owwer George W. Millen Ann Ar Or Jackson Avenue Far Exch Salem Worden Dexter Unadilla Liberty Street Ann Arbor Saline Manchester de Motay Ypsilanti
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Michigan Notes on Prisons Railways and State Affairs

Michigan posts new prison building needs at Plymouth and rail discounts for the State Fair. Four new oil wells start in Saginaw district in two weeks. Over 40 forest fire prosecutions under the Hartman act this year. Ford Airport Dearborn hosts 38 large U.S. airplanes leaving last week. Midland Sun notes a hardware store still sells four horsewhips. About a decade ago local business faced surplus whip sales after supper. Half the world’s nop y permint oil now produced in Michigan per federal stats. Oscoda County has the fewest schoolchildren. other small counts listed. Parver of Presque Isle has five consecutive terms as representative. State House and Senate apportionment laid out by county counts including Wayne with 21 for reps. Various counties receive one or two representatives. Dairy sire selection favors records of daughters over dam. Slow milking noted to reduce butterfat in milk.

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Plymouth Michigan Saginaw Department of Conservation Ford Dearborn Midland Hardware Midland Sun Oscoda T. E. Johnson Alcona Crawford Kalkaska Lake Luce Montmorency Roscommon Rem Nelson Parvier Presque Isle House Senate Wayne County Genesee Bay Berrien Calhoun Houghton Ingham Jackson Kalamazoo Musket Oakland St. Clair Allegan Barry Branch Cass Chipnewa Clinton Delta Dickinson Eaton Grand Traverse Gegebie Gratiot Hillsdale Huron Ionia Isabella Lapeer Macom Manistee Mason Menominee Monroe Moncalm St. Joseph Sanilac Tuscola van Buren Washtenaw Senewea Ottawa Marquette Livingston Shiawassee Oceana Aggre Osceola Clare Gladwin Diand
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Citizens Bank Saline Mich Henry Dissien & Sons, Inc Sanford Hardware‘Co Milan W. E. Dietiker Home Furnishings Funeral Director ED. P. McLachlan East Gene Gene McLachlan Robert McLachlan New England States Candian Fair—Department of Conservation Ed, A Liberty Harry Langdon King of James Kirkwood New York Police Edna Murphy Edmund Breese Lumber Department John Deere H. Gross & Sons Hardware Fred Layher Jr Hoaglan’s Mammouth THE Hoaglan Gully Jeanny Missouri Fair Grounds Dexter Avenue
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