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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1927
Page
4
Classified notice indicating resolutions of condolence and acknowledgments with pricing for notices and poetry any announced entertainments require payment per word or line. Advertising rates apply upon application.
Grant B Miller announces the capture of Hugh De Autremont 22 in Manila Philippines after four years of federal pursuit for participation in the Siskiyou Oregon dynamiting and the murder of a mail clerk and three others. The arrest suggests the Oregon crime is solved and the brothers face justice.
The Boston News Bureau graph shows taxes per $100 of gross revenue by industry in 1925. Manufacturing paid 94 cents, mining 2.41 dollars, agriculture 2.50 dollars, banks 3.58 dollars, public utilities including railroads 4.53 dollars. Public utilities paid 3.59 more than manufacturing, 2.12 more than mining, 2.03 more than agriculture, and 0.95 more than banks.
An asset rests on confidence and good faith. Society relies on promises kept and credit honored. If one fails to meet obligations, trust erodes and individuals become exceptions to the rule, while most people uphold honesty to safeguard their reputation.
Hoard's Dairyman urges annual inventory for business and farm health. Andrew Miller receives 1 to 5 year sentence for theft in Monroe County. his son Arthur and Orlo McMillan tied to multiple chicken raids with McMillan awaiting April 2 sentence.
At about 2:00 Sunday morning a fire swept through William Bishop’s home east of town, destroying the house and some contents after firefighters faced flooded roads delaying the new truck. Firefighters redirected effort to save barns and outbuildings with only the house lost.
Michigan counties in the southern Lower Peninsula may receive wild deer for stocking as a tourist draw. The plan, backed by Commissioner James Oliver Curwood and approved by the State Conservation Commissioner, would release deer on wild lands rather than parks and source breeding stock from Grand Island in Lake Superior.
About sixty neighbors and friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. B N Smith. The Harmon House chimney burned out Tuesday noon drawing spectators. A mild winter with fine roads and sleighing continues. Karl Kleversant, 14, died Thursday. An oil wagon from Ypsilanti aims to influence oil prices. The Ypsi Am electric car line circus ended when a steam motor toppled on a Y shaped track. Mrs Heller, who fell in Ypsilanti weeks ago, is in serious condition with doubtful recovery.
A distinctive high grade line of poultry supplies at popular prices is in demand wherever hens cackle or roosters crow, signaling broad appeal among farmers and hobbyists alike.
Fifteen years ago D F Reeves and family moved into the Jerome Tate house on Fast Henry street Miss Mimma Wagner visited relatives in Ann Arbor Ed Laubengayer moved into the Chris Burkhardt house on East Henry street Mrs Frederick Keck of Lodi died Saturday night Mrs Henry Cornish left for Vermontville to visit her uncle Roman Gillen fell on the street in Ypsilanti breaking both leg bones Theodore Roosevelt announced his 1912 presidential candidacy and noting Taft’s prior rise Fred Sellen moved into the Charles Burkhart house Born Feb 17 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Sebastian Finkbeiner a daughter to Mr and Mrs Earl Arnold a son to Mr and Mrs Will Harwood a daughter to Mr and Mrs Alphonse Schmid A lewd ancient dame remark is mocked by some modern flanpers as they speak of a horse and a village street.
Default made in conditions of a 1925 mortgage by Charlie A Harden and Lexie M Harden to William Braun. Assigned to Charlie N Buck. foreclosure sale set for April 21 1927 at 10 a.m. at the south door of the county courthouse Ann Arbor to satisfy $125?7? in principal interest and costs. Parcel in Ypsilanti known as Prospect Gardens Lot 9. Assignee Charlie N Buck. attorney Lee N Brown. Jan 13-Apr 7 1927.
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