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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1932
Page
3
Foreclosure sale announced for the mortgage on property in Ypsilanti Washtenaw County Michigan. Harold J Sanderson and Ida F Sanderson pledged land to William Braun on March 44 1925 recorded March 19 1925. Sale set February 2 1932 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the county courthouse Ann Arbor.
A Saline community directory urges readers to support reliable local business and professional men, highlighting progress and service. The publication emphasizes information for residents and boosters, inviting engagement and consideration of reputable firms.
New Jersey agricultural station reports trade prefers short stocky sweet potatoes over long lean shapes. Greenhouse tests show stocky potatoes have higher protein from adequate potash and nitrogen. insufficient potash prevents thick cell layers, shaping potatoes. Other researchers note similar fertilizer effects on Irish potatoes.
Mortgagees Flora G. Duncan and Mary E. Smith seek sale of real estate in Ann Arbor to satisfy debts totaling 5468.76 plus taxes and attorney fees. The action follows default on two mortgages dated 1922 and 1928, both recorded in Washtenaw County with the property identified as east 80 feet of lot 8 Judson's First Addition, Church frontage. The sale is set for February 27, 1932 at 10:00 a.m. at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse.
Local social calendar and family news from Ypsilanti and surrounding towns. Mentions gatherings, visits, and celebrations including Mrs. Donald Trout’s relatives in Ypsilanti, New Year visits in Milan and Dearborn, and a birthday tribute to Mrs. Elizabeth Schroen in Lansing along with club meetings and social events across the region.
The ad extols the Chevrolet Six for reliability and economy, citing approval from millions of Chevrolet owners. It claims the model offers low prices and positions it as the Great American Value for 1932.
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