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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1923
Page
7
A weekly sequence of devotional topics from Sunday through Saturday citing verses such as Luke 10 27 28 Proverbs 3 5 and Mark 13 37. Each day offers a theme like Eternal Life Trust and Waver Not the Feast of Harmony and The Tender Shepherd with paired scriptural references.
European crisis deepens as Cuno falls and Stresemann leads a coalition in Berlin. Britain France clash over Ruhr and reparations while America reiterates noninvolvement. France hints at direct talks with Germany, possible separate settlement, and the Entente strains deepen global diplomacy.
Ground was broken for a two story rubble stone structure at Otter Lake to serve as headquarters for the Otter Lake American Legion Children’s Billet. C. R. Meyers signed the contract with Wellington Van Dusser of Flint for 24710 dollars.
Notice to landowners in Saline township Wash tenaw County Michigan requires removal of noxious weeds by July 1 1923 and brush by August 1 1923. Failure to comply costs plus a ten percent levy added to taxes. dated May 25 1928. Chris Rentz Commissioner of Highways.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County announces a hearing on September 17 at 10:00 AM for the estate of William Castle. Arthur Castle seeks administration to A J Warren or others, with appraisers and commissioners to be appointed. Publication required in the Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.
In Washtenaw County Michigan the probate court of Ann Arbor fixed August 21 for the hearing on the final administration account of Carrie Aprill deceased with Fred Aprill as administrator. Emory E. Leland judge of probate and Dorcas C. Donegan register preside at the Saline Observer office serving as the newspaper of record.
Mrs D Finkhemmer Finkbeiner of Sakne township sets a notable poultry record for 1922 23 with 130 hens 8 cockerels 2 cocks at year end 40 hens 65 pullets 10 cockerels 2 cocks she produced 1865 dozen eggs valued 771 76 sold or used 1190 26 feed costs 197 50 net income 992 86 flock includes Barred and Plymouth Rock breeds and is raised with high producing cockerels from esteemed stock her hens earn top winter rankings at Michigan International Eyes Laying Center East Lansing and her tour passes through Ann Arbor Times News.
In the matter of Katharina Henzler deceased George A Lehman administrator files final administration account and petitions for allowance and distribution of residue. The court sets hearing for August 15 1923 in Saline Observer with Emory B Leland judge and Doreas Donegan register.
In the probate court of Washtenaw County at Ann Arbor on August 18 1923 Judge Emory BE Leland oversees the estate of Ida Chandler deceased administrator George Burnhart files final account and petitions for allowance distribution and sale. The hearing is set for August 20 at the Probate Office with notice published in the Saline Observer.
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