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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
8
Mrs. Barker receives a misaddressed package leading to a Christmas dinner surprise for her neighbor Mrs. Baker. A dried fruit gift from Atwood Market sparks joy when a label with Mrs. Baker’s name reveals a mistaken order, allowing Mrs. Barker to send thanks and adjust plans for Christmas Day.
Norman, left at a Nevada mining camp on Christmas, coasts down a dump with makeshift sleds. Mr. Sterling, mine president, helps him salvage gold from cyanide residue, giving Norman a gold button as a unique Christmas gift and teaching him the mine’s value.
A note explains that Christmas was not universally observed on December 25. It states that for almost a century after Jesus' death there were no Nativity celebrations, which later occurred on January 1 and 6, March 29, September 29, April 19, and May 20.
Plymouth citizens push ahead with growth as the city reports six new homes nearing completion and four more under construction within a mile. City plans foresee a building surge exceeding previous years by thousands of dollars amid a favorable outlook for development. The piece ends with a quirky note about a Spanish infant with six arms and a turkey rooster atop a pantry shelf.
In Wash tenaw County Michigan the Probate Court appointed commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against the estate of William F. Stierle deceased Four months from November 19 1930 were allowed for creditors to present claims The meetings will be at The Citizens Bank Saline on January 26 1931 and March 26 1931 at ten oclock in the forenoon for examination and adjustment of claims Dated Ann Arbor November 19 1930
Default on a 1928 mortgage by Allen H. Feller and Lillian Feller to C. M. Burkhardt leads to a public auction on December 12, 1930 in Washtenaw County Michigan. Property located in Saline village described as parcel in Pittsfield Township, with $2,137.18 due plus costs and attorney fees. Roscoe O. Bonisteel represents mortgagee. sale at Ann Arbor courthouse.
Mississippi Valley association members in St. Louis pressed for a rapid inland waterways program with $100 million yearly for five years to complete projects on the Illinois and Mississippi routes. Secretary Hurley said the War department would seek a deficiency appropriation to start the Illinois waterway this winter.
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