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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1927

Page

5

Three Men Arrested in Azalia for Chicken Theft

Three men were arrested in Azalia by M. J. Howe for thefts of chickens in the neighborhood. The latest theft from the Carrel flock prompted tracking by Howe. The suspects are held in Monroe County Jail awaiting sentence.

Azalia M. J. Howe Mr. Howe Monroe County Milan

Local notes from Saline area and surrounding towns

A roundup of visits and events includes Herman Guthard in Toledo, Mrs. Riley in Petersburg, J Bracey in Ann Arbor, and the Curtiss couple in Detroit. Residents attend concerts, a hardware convention in Grand Rapids, and Farm show honors in Chicago and East Lansing. Also reported are local weather related notes, zone meeting at Benton, a MCC club gathering, muskrat season notes, and a car accident near town with one driver fleeing.

Herman Guthard Toledo Louis Riley Petersburg. Co J. Bracey Ann Arbor Tracy Curtiss Detroit Lawrence Dermyer Brooklyn B. S. Took Milan C. Edwards Charles Tower Frieda Julia Helen Lederer Sam Boyd Ida Carl Moehn Floyd Hicks Harry Lombard Hardware Dealers Grand Rapids Louise Jennett Klager Bridgewater Martin Schaible Jack Whitehead Battle Creek Henry O. Dieterle Sundair Chadwick Lindsley Brothers Arthur Lutz Chicago East Lansing Benton School Dell Pittman The

Michigan Legislature Back at Work in 1937 Session

The Michigan Legislature resumes after a two week break as committees review state institutions. Debates focus on capital punishment, court speedups, highway funding, and a proposed Michigan income tax. Governor Green orders audit of the Superintendent of Public Instruction and lobbyist registration, with hearings set and key figures planning campaigns for upcoming state conventions.

Green Little U. of M House Senate Crime Commission New York Congress Superintendent of Public Instruction Wilford L. Coffey Groesbeck Thomas E. Johnson Coffey Grand Rapids W. H. Pearce The Central Normal Mt. Pleasant Arthur E. Wood Detroit Michigan Crowe Lennon Flint Chelsea CO. H. Sontag Missouri Outré

Delinquent Tax Roll Published for Lands Held for Sale

The description of lands held for sale by the state for charges of taxation and interest is published in this issue and will be published for two more weeks. Lands will be sold on the first Tuesday in May at the county treasurer's office. Contestants must appear in circuit court at the February term and file objections with the county clerk.

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Citizens Bank Saline Mich Liberty “Theatre Isle of Retribution Walter Heirs Harry Carey Saline Electric Shop Peter Estermyer Wallace Block, Saline Gottlieb Jacob Manchester Washtenaw Co Smith-Hughes Michigan State Normal College Ypsilanti Michigan State College Fred Wurster Bleen Carl Wiuster Ann Schaible Woman's Christian Temperance Union Carl A. Curtiss Tworreel Liberty Theatre Otto Luckhardt Otto Erwin Julius Walker Jolly Michizanders Pedro Club Herman Heininger South Lens Street Fred Burkhart W. L. Sturm Max Fosdick Harry White Samuel W. Beakes Chevrolet Ford Michigan Press Association Lansing Bueau By Sen. W. Feighner Chas. H. Reed Clio Messenger Henry Ford Michigan Association of Master Barbers Tayroll Florence V. Essery Red Star Puritain Florence Steves H. Gross & Sons Dixie Gas DIXIE Staebler-Kempf Oil CO
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