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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1923
Page
8
I am a Jones School of Auctioneering graduate from 1920 with nearly three years of practical work. I have conducted general and pure bred sales in Michigan, Ohio, and Ontario Canada. I specialize in pedigrees and offer to run your sale at my expense with tin cups and blanks provided.
The timetable lists departures from Saline at 6:50 a m 8:40 a m and every two hours to 8:40 p m 10:45 p m and 1:15 a m with Ypsilanti departures at 6:25 a m 7:40 a m and every two hours to 7:40 p m 10:15 p m and 12:45 a m The last car waits for the theatre car from Ann Arbor Connections occur at Wayne for Plymouth and Northville and at Ypsilanti for Detroit and Jackson
The 1923 Michigan Legislature opens with swift committee work and a fast pace. Key items include reapportionment of Senate and House seats, moiety clause concerns, and administration measures tied to Governor Groesbeck. Debates loom on state admin board powers, capital punishment, gas taxes, and major building projects at the University of Michigan and Jackson Prison.
Discussion centers on numerous proposed laws including women labor farm and anti gambling measures. Bills ready for introduction cover equal rights independent property for married women and license revocation for drivers. Other items seek a rate bureau for fire insurance and merging barber board with the state health board.
School notes recount exams finished for the semester and promote a Japanese Fair hosted by the Juniors at Saline High School on February first. Aims include a dance in the Wisteria hall, a Japanese tea room, and entertainment for all, with student humor and classroom anecdotes throughout.
First day claims of Morse K. Phillips and James M. Garner were heard and allowed. Petitions for administration for Adam King and Dorothea Helle were heard and granted. Final accounts for Margaret Drury Lena Luebke and Elizabeth Wolpert were allowed. Second day claims for Laura A. Taylor Pauline R. Schneider and Caroline H. Rauschenberger were presented and allowed. Andrew German and George Burs had first or second day claims heard or presented and allowed. Hearing postponements noted for Mabel Hiscock to February 2 and Jacob Rieder to February 3.
A church faction advocates fire insurance as a faith practice, connecting religious belief with practical protection for members.
A brief consumer note urges choosing a Ford model and pocketing the savings from the price gap. The message emphasizes value and straightforward decision making for buyers comparing options.
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube lining and can cause rumbling hearing loss. The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine removes catarrh, with forty years of use and availability from druggists, EB and Co. Toledo.
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