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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1926
Page
8
Fragmented OCR shows numeric listings, codes, and references likely from a housing subdivision sheet. Dense with prices, percentages, lanes, and parcel marks including Ypsilanti Little Farms and multiple district codes. No coherent narrative or clear event.
A partial OCR line contains scattered numbers and decimals with no clear context or event. The readable items resemble prices or measurements but lack identifiable names, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
In Michigan, conservationists report elk herd counts near Grayling with about 100 seen and an estimated 50 more. The piece cites editors boosting tourism and notes tax forwardings, utility shifts to hydro power, and rural industrial growth. It also covers salaries of state officials, deer censuses, and personnel changes in state game services.
Notice to Saline Michigan electors announces the annual village election on March 8 1926 in the council rooms seeking a president clerk treasurer three trustees for two years one assessor. Polls open seven a m close six p m with possible local adjustments by township or village boards. Clerk C F Fitzgerald signs.
Michigan potato growers using certified seed report higher yields and better quality. H C Moore of Michigan State College notes tests show about 50 bushels per acre more with certified seed than common seed, enabling some farmers to reduce acreage while maintaining output. A seed shortage is noted nationwide, with varieties such as Bussett Rural White Rural Green Mountain and Irish Cobbler certified in Michigan.
Washtenaw county farmers gain about 345 320 dollars annually from keeping dairy cows. Manure enriches soil fertility and should be spread promptly. Feeding trials show cows convert 15 to 18 percent of feed energy into milk and return 80 percent of fertility to soil, justifying use of concentrated feeds to boost milk production and reduce fertilizer costs.
The state lists lands held for sale for taxes and interest with full descriptions. The sale occurs on the first Tuesday in May at the county treasurer office. Contesting liens requires appearing in circuit court at the February term and filing objections with the county clerk.
Washtenaw County Probate Court in Ann Arbor fixes March 11 for hearing Elizabeth Hamlin petitioning for administration of Jacob Girbach state. Court to appoint appraisers and commissioners. Publication authorized in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.
In this vicinity, persons with probate matters or estate settlements are urged to send notices to this newspaper. Probate judge approval required. Rates for printing are universal and published here for all notices.
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