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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
6
A local editorial defines a “good spender” as anyone who donates or spends money on the cause, identifying generosity as essential to sustaining community programs and services. The piece urges practical support and ongoing contributions from residents and businesses.
Four months are allowed for creditors to present claims against the estate of Jane Haight deceased. Commissioners Warren and Burkhart will meet at the Burkhart farm in Saline on October 10 and December 19 at ten o clock a.m. to receive examine and adjust claims. Dated August 9 1922.
State of Michigan circuit court for Washtenaw County hears a suit by Carles and Emma Hanson against Aron Aaron Norman Hervey and Jane Austin Thomas Tate Stephen Andrus William Beers and Liger Edwards and unknown heirs to quiet title on land in Lodi Township described as beginning at the center of the Ann Arbor road and running west twenty rods north eight rods east twenty nine rods and back to the road center. The case is set for publication in Saline Observer within forty days and weekly for six weeks. Frank B. DeVine represents plaintiffs at 106 N Fourth Ave Ann Arbor.
Edward N Hines prominent Wayne County roads official and automotive booster leads the Fair auto department. He chairs the display area at Detroit with a vast 31680 square foot automobile building showcasing vehicles and accessories.
Dates September 2 to T1 1921 at State Fair Grounds Detroit. Big increase in premiums for the fair. Twenty one department exhibits. Every state activity shown. Best exhibition in America.
The Michigan State Fair Dog Club, licensed by the American Kennel Club, will stage its first annual dog show September 10 and 11 on the state fair grounds in Detroit. The event includes $1,500 in cash prizes, at breed competition open to non pedigreed dogs, and a police dog demonstration. Judges are L A DewWinter John W Burton A McClure Hally and Wm McFadden. Frank A Howes Wilde is superintendent. Inquiries to State Fair offices 502 Bowles Building Detroit.
At the Detroit state fair opening September 20 11, emphasis focuses on youth advancement in agriculture livestock manufacturing arts and crafts. Work of Boys and Girls Clubs statewide will be showcased with thousands expected to attend. Forrest A. Lord editor will lead club interests with R A Turner supervising club exhibits.
The record lists John Quincy Adams born in Braintree now Quincy Mass. His career spans 1781 as Secretary of Legation at St Petersburg 1787 Harvard graduate 1790 admitted to the bar 1794–7 Minister to The Hague 1797 married Louise Catherine Johnson 1797–1801 Minister to Prussia 1802 in Massachusetts Senate 1803–8 National Senate 1809–14 Minister to Russia 1914 Peace Commissioner Ghent 1815–17 Minister to England 1817–25 Secretary of State.
The article traces John Quincy Adams life from secretary of legation at fourteen to prominent roles including minister to The Hague London Russia and England and secretary of state shaping the Monroe doctrine. It notes his record as youngest and oldest public servant and his long service through 81 years.
Michigan investor quotes W R Roach on severe canning shortages due to war effects, poor weather, and restricted future supplies. He warns universal bankruptcy for the industry without a strong next season, noting crops and pack estimates for peas strawberries berries corn tomatoes and stone fruits.
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. it requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is promoted as a blood acting remedy that reduces inflammation of the Eustachian tube’s mucous lining to restore hearing. Circulars free from F B I Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
A plea to order coal immediately to boost production and avoid shortages. The text explains mines can only operate as orders arrive, storage limits curb supply, and timely consumer demand keeps prices down. It argues early purchase benefits workers, transport, and overall economy.
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