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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
6
A state health board statement reports 90 deaths from auto crashes in the first half of 1922, up from 67 in the same period in 1921. The warning urges motorists to Be Careful and to Stop Look and Listen.
A chancery case in Washtenaw County Michigan asks defendants to appear within four months or the bill will be confessed. Publication order requires the Saline Observer to publish weekly for six weeks. Also includes probate notice for Gustaf A. Lindemann estate with Sept hearing.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on August 14, 1900 Emma Snow Munroe daughter petitions for administration of Margaret Snow estate or a suitable person. Hearing set for September 19 at 10:00 a.m. at the Probate office. Copy to be published in Saline Observer three consecutive weeks prior to hearing. Emory E. Leland Judge of Probate Dorcas C. Donegan Register.
The timetable shows Saline departures at 6:50 a.m. and 40 minutes past with every two hours until 8:40 p.m. and 10:45 p.m. plus a 1:15 a.m. run. Ypsilanti departures begin 6:25 a.m. and 7:40 a.m. with two hour intervals to 7:40 p.m. and late-night runs. Connections link Wayne for Plymouth and Northville, and Ypsilanti for Detroit and Jackson.
The township of Saline in Washtenaw County Michigan orders landowners and occupants to cut down all noxious weeds on their land and along highway rights of way by July 1 1922 and again by September 1 1922 with penalties for noncompliance including costs plus ten percent. Aaron Wedemeier commissioner of highways issues the notice dated June 8 1922 in Saline Township.
In Ann Arbor July 1922 the circuit court requires Florence Guenther to enter her appearance in the divorce case against Herman Guenther within three months or judgment. Publication of this order begins within two weeks in The Saline Observer. Lee N Brown, attorney for plaintiff.
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court at Ann Arbor Metta M Lee sues Genja mane Lee in a chancery action. The court orders the defendant to appear within three months or risk judgment. Filing notes include Lee N Brown as plaintiff attorney and George W Sample county clerk.
The article traces Olive as a feminine name of Italian roots linked to Oliviero and Olaf, its rise in England, and its modern popularity under the form Olive. It pairs Olive with the fire opal as her gem and ebby san shemue as her flower, noting Wednesday as a lucky day and three as a lucky number.
Dr McCool of the soils department outlines fertilizer strategies for light and heavy soils. Light soils need nitrogen and phosphorus with 2 percent ammonia and 12 percent phosphoric acid at 259 pounds per acre, plus 75 to 100 pounds of soda in spring. Heavy soils respond mainly to phosphate with liberal use of stable manure and 16 percent acid phosphate, 200 pounds per acre, often 300 pounds for profit, to boost oats wheat and clover yields.
Dental operations totaling 26310 were completed in twelve state institutions during the past year under the bureau of dentistry and oral hygiene. Since taking over supervision a uniform record system has been adopted, with 381 dentist days spent in institutions since July 1 1921.
Producers seek May Valentine formula to pick participants for the Robin Hood chorus in Sherwood Forest. The chorus is famed for its look and singing, with Miss Valentine personally selecting every member and directing the orchestra for the Wuerth Theatre engagement in Ypsilanti on Saturday September 9.
A village tale from Brighton Argus reports Charlie Stanlick narrowly escaped a tar incident while helping restore a school house roof. The event left him briefly trapped but he was freed as others cooled the scene with kerosene supplies and quick action. In Michigan news, George Zebich loses $500 from a trunk and notes bank safety. Huron County notes Mrs McAulay a woman sheriff praised for firm discipline at Bad Axe jail where she and Mrs Wilson restrained three unruly prisoners.
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