Farm Auction Promises Broad Asset Sale Near Ann Arbor
Albert Jedele quits farming and sells at Public Auction at the old Reichert farm six miles west of Ann Arbor on Liberty street road near Scio church. Sales start at 10 p m. with horses cattle sheep poultry 1000 chickens 6 implements grain bins tractors wares and many other farm items listed in detail. Auctioneer GEO. KLAGER with Fred Sedele as clerk.
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Albert Jedele
Oet
Guernsey
Nove Jersey
Jersey
New Jersey
Holtein
John Deere
J. H.C
P.O
Ruy
Goodyear Rubber
Geo
Klager
Fred Sedele
Auction sale announced for Harry Booth dairy farm near Dexter Iowa
Harry Booth quits dairy farming and schedules a public auction February 22 1923 at 10 a m four miles west of Ant Arbos near Dexter Iowa listing horses cattle hogs heifers sows shoats boar implements tools feed hay oats tankage and more with lunch provided and terms at sale.
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Harry Booth
Will Galt
Ant Arbos
Dexter
School House
Dexter Road
Miller & Son to Fold First Annual Public Sale Near Saline
Auction set for Friday February Ber p28 at 1 00 PM on premises ten miles north of Saline village along Arbor road. Described hogs include pure bred Poland China sows and gilts aged six months to two years, with timing to farrow in spring. Sheep and wool bred ewes and lambs listed along with fat hogs. Usual sale terms. Auctioneers: Geo J Klager. Clerk: Lloyd Fairbank.
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CG. A. Miller & Son
Saline Village
Salince-Asin
Arbor Read
Poland
Farrow
Don’t Stay Long in the Sideshow Miss the Big Tent Show
A cautionary note urges readers to focus on the main event rather than distractions. It emphasizes prioritizing the primary spectacle and not allowing lesser details to derail attention from the key attraction.
Valentine’s Day legends and old war brides tale
From the Kansas City Times a playful note recalls Saint Valentine’s opposition to restraint. It describes how Roman sweethearts left letters at the bishop’s home and staged weddings on Ides, while Valentine supposedly fought back with bold war brides.
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Valentine
Rome
Kansas City Times
The Day of Hearts and Lace in Valentine Lore
A reflective piece traces St. Valentine’s origins from a martyrdom in 3rd century February to medieval customs. It notes lovers’ gifts and picnic era myths, lamenting the fleeting value of lace and silver tokens amid changing social fashions.
Valentine’s Day Cards Lose Popularity Over Time
The piece notes a decline in sending anonymous love letters and cards, tracing the custom to ancient times and literary mentions by Shakespeare Chaucer and others. It cites early poets including Charles Duke of Orléans and Drayton, debating St Valentine’s true role.
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Shakespeare
Chaucer
Lydeete
Valentines
Charles
Duke of ‘Orleans
Drayton
Saints Named Valentine In Early Martyrologies
The Catholic Encyclopedia notes at least three martyrs named Valentine on February 14. One was a Rome priest, another Bishop of Interamnia, both likely martyred in the late third century and buried along the Plamena Way at varying distances from Rome. A third Valentine died in Africa with companions. little else is known.
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Rome
Interamnia
St. Valentines
Valentine
Africa
Old Homemade Valentines In Early English Craft
A fragment recalling historic homemade valentines with interwoven heart designs and clipped edges. It notes margins for verses, and mentions a 1830 English reference describing lace paper and colored flowers as a shop tradition inviting buyers to add their own lines.
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Ught
Saline Observer Advertising Rates and Notices
The Saline Observer lists subscription prices eight months for 1.60 four months 0.50 two months 0.25 and prepaid options. Card of Thanks obituaries and marriages published free. poetry and entertainment announcements priced per line or word. ads charged at regular rates.
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Cendralss
Michigan Food for Michigan Feople and Weather Blues
A misc text notes a blizzard from Tuesday night lasting about twenty four hours with a drop in temperature. Observations urge robins to delay migration until ice and snow fade. Aveloful contributions improve The Observer, while a state bill to curb hasty marriages prompts readers to consider a waiting period before vows.
Insurance urges home owners to cover fire risk
The article argues many honest citizens lack adequate insurance and suffer after fires. It notes that a small investment can provide enough coverage to recover and urges homeowners to secure sufficient protection, not as an ad for any company but as a practical precaution.
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Fred Dixon
Arid
Groswell Jeffersoniaiu
Auction notice for farm stock near Saline in 1923
Oscar Westphal decides to quit farming and sells at public auction on Monday February 19 1923 at 12 30 p m on the premises known as old John Lutz near Saline 334 miles southwest. Property includes horses cattle sheep hogs chickens and many farm implements with usual terms of sale. Auctioneer GHO Klager and clerk Lord Fairbank.
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Oscar Westphal
Old John
Lutz Fain
Saline
Sharp
Durham
Poland
China
Duroc Ware
Osborne
H.C
Krause
McCormick
Bickford & Hofflman
Gale
Fairbanks Morse
Laurel Range
Gho, J. Klager
Liord Fairbank
Revenue Officers to Tour Counties for 1922 Tax Returns
Revenue officers will visit every county to assist taxpayers in preparing 1922 income tax returns. Details about arrival dates and office locations can be obtained from the district collector. Forms 1040 for 0 to 5000 dollars and above 5000 dollars are being mailed to 1921 filers.
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Internal Revenue
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Necra
Geo. J. Klaghr
Auefronger
Fred Jedete
C. H. Miller & Son
Geo. J. Klager
Lloyd Fairbank
Valentinés
Claudius
A. Valentine
Mars
Venus
Hearts and Lace
Marcus
Aurelius Flavius Claudius
Valentinus Febriviey
Terry
Clese
Hin
Mim
Amorong
St. Valentine
Sim. R. Wilson
Mick
Michigan Food For
Michigan
Feople
Observer
Ford
Detroit
Wiedman Auto Co
Saline, Mich