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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
6
A cold morning haul ends in strange events as the truck’s end-gate loosens and steers are scattered. The narrator recovers all cattle at Hertler's yard then contemplates omens and a bright Ford as a sign of fortune and a cheerful, if ironic, dream of prosperity.
Report of the condition of The Saline Savings Bank as of December 29 1922 sworn by Cashier Lee Tescher before Notary A J Warren. Directors listed include George Burkhart Frank Rose J H Feldkamp George J Mann L L Finch Leo Tescher and others with signatures and dating.
Clinton Bakery changes hands as Peter iCarney and John White acquire the shop from Edward N. Meyers and take immediate possession. Willis Sanford buys the automobile of Thomas Ammer at a public sale. a sheriff sale followed bankruptcy. Nearby incidents include a prohibition law case against Louis Surath in Detroit and a railroad ties theft matter near Marquette yards. A Bad Axe Tran associate reports sensational gossip about a Ouija board money find.
State Highway Commissioner Frank F. Rogers says cutting or injuring roadside trees without a permit is a misdemeanor with fines or imprisonment. Abutting landowners may be liable for damages if consent is not obtained. The department plans roadside planting while prioritizing protection and proper removals on state and county roads.
Eli Witherspoon, defeated for the legislature, argues A Monon Shiner will spend most time at the capitol cloakroom. Cloakroom is described as a public building room lawmakers use to sober up or avoid voting for the people’s interest or against a corporation’s.
A wedding at the bride’s parents in Pittsfield with Rev. J E Platt performing James A Young and Pricilla J Rowe wed before a large group. Hogs and cattle prices vary. 1100 boxes of dressed poultry valued at $24,000 shipped to Boston. A talk of Aldrich stock closing out and residents considering moving away. Page also notes school chemistry questions about ink explosions and community events at the Woman’s Literary Club and local business and tax dates.
George H. Morse and his wife departed yesterday for their home in Middleboro Massachusetts concluding a fifteen year absence. The journey marks a homecoming after an extended period away from their longtime residence.
A bank balance disclosure from Citizens Bank lists numerous accounts and totals with overdraft and savings figures, followed by a sworn statement by Cashier C. A. Curtiss that the figures are true and correct based on bank books. Notary H. Fairbank certifies the oath with commission expiry. Directors and officers are named.
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