Commissioners' Notice in Saline for Estate Claims
Probate appointees in Washtenaw County Michigan announce four months for creditors to file claims against the William Clements estate. The commissioners will meet at Saline Savings Bank on March 12 and May 12 at 10:00 AM to receive examine and adjust claims. Dated January 12 1923. Henry Bredernitz A D Crittenden Commissioners.
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State of
Michigan
Washtenaw
William ¥. Clements
Saline
Savings Banlk
Probate notice in Washtenaw County estate case
In Washtenaw County Probate Court on January 23 1923 administrator O A Cuoritiss filed account and petition for distribution of Mary Van Riper estate hearing set for February 7 1923 at ten o clock in the Probate Office Saline Observer to publish copy three successive weeks Emory E Leland judge of probate
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Washtenaw
Arnn Arbor
Mary van Riper
O. A. Cuoritiss
Washtenaig
Emory E. Leland
Dafeus C. Donegan
Probate Court Sets Hearing on Spears Estate Final Account
In Washtenaw County at Ann Arbor Probate Office on January 16 1923 Judge Emory Leland presiding. Administrator A J Warren seeks final account and distribution of estate of Thomas F Spears. hearing set for February 19 at 10 in the forenoon with publication ordered for three weeks in Saline Observer.
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County of
Washteniw
Ann Arbor
Emory Ei Leland
Thomas F. Spears
A. J. Warren
Isid
Washtenaw
Puerty EL Leland
Dorens G. Donegan
Petition for administration of William Stierle estate
In Washtenaw County probate court on January 16, Judge Emory E. Leland assigns Clara Prey sister as petitioner seeking grant of administration for William Stierle estate. Hearing set February 10 at 10 AM at the probate office with appraisers and commissioners to be appointed. publication required for three weeks in Washtenaw county newspaper.
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Michigan
Washtenaw
Arb Arbor
Jane Gary
Emory E. Leland
Erat
Willian Stierle
Clara
Prey
Cdor
George Burkhart
Fordnoon
Saline
Gatten Defendant Ordered to Enter Appearance
In Washtenaw County Michigan 1923 court setting orders Vivian A. Gatten to enter appearance within three months from January 29 1923. Publication to follow in Saline Observer. Lee N Brown attorney for the plaintiff. George W Simple Circuit Judge Claramon L Pray Deputy Clerk.
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Washtenaw
Chancery
Ann Arbor
Charles R. Gatton
Vivian A. Gatten
Lee N. Brown
Michigan farmers urged to use standard fertilizers to save costs
Michigan State University officials promote high analysis or standard fertilizers to cut costs by about 300 000 dollars annually. They warn against low analysis products driven by price per ton and urge buyers to study plant food content, noting a Circular Bulletin No. 83 lists standard brands and usage guidance. Thieves broke into Manchester creamery Saturday night stealing 700 pounds of butter and damaged the creamery garage while attempting to remove a car wheel and tire.
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Michigan
M. M. McCool
Michigan Agricultural College
Dr. McCool
Michigan Agricultural College Experiment Station
Manchester Creamery
Creamery Company
Auto Tire
Manchester Enterprise
New Look and New Life Through Fresh Clothes and Home Makeover
A reflection on the uplifting power of a new suit and refreshed home surroundings. A writer notes how fresh attire and a brighter house lift mood, dignity, and social standing, ending with a fire safety tip from a Boston Christian Register item.
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Marvelous
Governor-elect Smith Urges Honor for All Voters
Governor-elect Smith of New York says the duty owed to the man and woman who voted against him is as great as to supporters. He urges public officials to remember this standard and to uphold public service with fairness and respect.
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Smith
New York
Chicago Lyceum Players Present Sarah Sidesteps Comedy
The Chicago Lyceum Players, a group of professional entertainers, will perform the three act farce Sarah Sidesteps on the Lyceum course. The show features Sarah, daughter of an absent minded professor, and her aunt guardian complicating household life with merriment and musical numbers.
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Chicago Lyceum Players
Lyceum
Sarah
Local items and notices from a bygone era
Thirty years ago J W Hull worked for a Chicago creamery firm and Sead goods. Miss Etta Putte married Charles L. Clatl of Masons Telegraph along Wabash line. Telegraph operators resist signing anti strike pledge. Schoen bought H H Smith residence. Parsons and Browh took clothing and dry goods to Blissfield for sale. Critique of funeral customs urges private home or church memorials rather than public display at a cemetery.
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Chicago
Etta
Puttle
Jackson
Charles L. Clatl
Masons
Fifteen Years Ago Pittsfield Township Snow Drifts Hit Roads
In February 1908 Pittsfield farmers faced broken roads from heavy snow drifts while Bark Fosdick injured a shoulder on a mail run. Earl fainted from pain as his mother slipped on ice breaking a leg bone. Mrs. Fred Jerry hosted her sister before moving to Oregon. The Library Association listed 1027 volumes on January 1.
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Pittsfield
Fred Jerry
Lydian Schneider
Oregon
Bark Fosdick
Earl
the Library Association
Practical jokers killed at Reynolds Spring shop
Ross Glen of Grass Lake, about 80, was electrocuted Wednesday afternoon in Jackson while handling a wheelbarrow wired by coworkers during lunch. Coroner Mills and Prosecutor Simpson investigate, with manslaughter charges likely against plant employees. He left a widow and two children.
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Ross Glen
Grass Lake
Reynolds Spring
Jackson
Mills
Simpson
Away
Glenn
Manchester Enterprise
Local notes from Saline area amid Michigan press trip and community events
Bert Derendinger in Toledo and Mrs Jung visiting Detroit for the week. Mr and Mrs S. Wilson travel to Lansine for the Michigan Press Association convention. George Michman of Jackson visits sister and friends. S Y Cotton in St Joseph's Hospital improving slowly. Woodland School Box Social on Friday January 9 at Fred Hack’s vacant house with prize for prettiest box. Wood Butchers selling popcorn. Miss Fitzgerald named deputy sheriff replacing George V. Cook. Miss Fitzgerald buys car to aid office. Ida M M Walker of Chehalis praises The Observer after years away from Saline. B P Davenport reports Floridian trip with weather as warm as Michigan. Strawberries and fresh vegetables available locally.
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Bert Derendinger
Toledo
Carl Jung
Detroit
Wilson
Lansine
Michigan Press Association
Gtorse Miehman
Jackson
Fred Fred Layer
Y. Cotton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dimnrove
Csime
Lodi 5
Fred Hack
Mitzgerald
George V. Cook
Fitzgerald
the Observer
Ida MM. Walker
Chehalis
Washington
County Sealer Reports Defective Scales Ahead of 1922
H. B. Clark the Washtenaw County sealer reports 394 scales and measures tested in 1922 finding 23 computing scales condemned 15 condemned 5 adjusted Chelsea Standard. The report warns housewives to expect possible shortweight purchases in steak and potatoes and notes local consumer risk.
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Washtenaw County
H. B. Clark
Chelsea
Ford Purchase Ad Promotes Savings on Difference
An advertisement urges buyers to choose a Ford and spend the difference, highlighting value and potential savings for the shopper.
State Dairy Alfalfa Drive To Be Pushed
The Michigan dairy and alfalfa campaign resumes February 5 with a two week drive in Genesee county. Sponsored by the Michigan Agricultural College extension staff, the effort promotes alfalfa as a soil builder and means to cheaper milk and beef. Meetings have reached nearly a dozen counties with more campaigns planned in Clinton, Kent, Washtenaw, Gratiot, Macomb and Livingston counties this spring.
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Michigan
Genesee County
Michigan Agricultural College
Clinton
Kent
Washtenaw
Borneyard
Gratiot
Macomb
Livingston
New Laurels for Great Screen Team
Admirers of Blaine Hammerstein note her latest pictures are more meatier in character than earlier work. She appears Sunday at the Liberty theatre in Reckless Youth a photoplay from Cosmo Hamilton. Hammerstein plays a young society girl in the leading role.
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Blaine Hammerstein
Selznick
Miss Hammerstein
Liberty Theatre
Cosmo Hamilton
Hamilton
Miss Hammmerstein
Chelsea girl suffers burn from dropped cigarette in mishap
A Chelsea girl has a slight limp after a painful incident early this week when a lit cigarette fell into her garb worn by accident. Minor burns to the ankle and a ruined silk nose are reported with no serious injuries.
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Chelsea
Escent
Chelsea, Tribune
Michigan Rep Corliss bills universal annual fingerprint registration
A Detroit representative, John B. Corliss, introduces a Michigan House bill requiring every resident aged 48 or older who has lived in the state at least three months to register annually and provide full personal details and fingerprints. The measure, a revenue plan, would impose a $1 fee per registrant with 75 cents net to townships. violators face imprisonment and fines, and unregistered individuals could not be employed by entities or collect at court judgments. The state treasury would receive none of the funds.
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John B. Corliss
Detroit
Michigan
Rex
Corliss
Treasuries
State Treasury
Man Survives Freight Train Collision Near Blissfield
Fred Tifland escaped death Saturday morning when a westbound passenger train for Jackson struck his wagon at Blissfield at 7:20. The wagon was splintered, the horse was shot after severe injuries, and Tifland was bruised but not seriously hurt, as reported by Blissfield Advance.
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Fred Tifland
West
Jackson
Blissfield
A. An
Tifland Wa
Auto Eplcopa
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State of Michigan
Wash
Tenayw
Says M.A. G. Man
Solomon
Grammar School
Christian, Register
Boston
Chicago Lyceum
Saram
Csurst
B. P. Davenport
Whighlts
Alfalfa
Geo. J. Klager
Ann.Arbor
Mich
R. F. de No
Apn
Arbor
Ralph W. Brown
MR. Farmer
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