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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
7
The Christian Science society of Saline holds Sunday 10 30 a m service at the hall over Citizens Bank with Sacrament. Reading Room open 2 4 p m Wednesday. Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening 7 30. Sunday school follows morning service for pupils under 20. An invitation goes to all. The piece ends with a Ford advertisement remark.
The Quincy State Bank mortgage on John Dierker and Carrie Dierker is assigned to State Savings Bank of Woodville Ohio. The amount due is $6292.25 with an attorney fee, and the mortgage will be foreclosed by public auction at the south front door of the Washtenaw County court house in Ann Arbor on March 3, 1923 at 10 am. The premises include parts of Ypsilanti and Augusta townships, totaling 120 acres.
Maud C Fassett sues Philo L Fassett in Washtenaw County Circuit Court with order for non resident defendant to appear within three months publication in Saline Observer. If no appearance, bill confessed and notice sent by registered mail with six weeks publication plan.
Edward W. Pickard reports on President Harding vetoing the Bursum pension bill for Civil and Mexican War veterans and widows, the German reparations debate, and European recovery talks. Paris rejection of a four power pact, U.S. reparations representation, and British debt refinancing plans frame a tense postwar outlook.
The Lausanne East peace talks stall awaiting Paris premiers actions while Turkey resists British demands. In Angola the assembly rejects further concessions to allies as Ismet Pasha is urged to continue resistance. Curzon returns with authority to reject Turkish demands. Immigration law reform is urged by farm groups and industries, seeking national quota tweaks and new entry rules amid labor shortages. President Harding vetoes the Bursum pension bill citing fiscal risk. Cabinet changes hinted with Fall's likely resignation and possible moves to Hoover Interior and Barnes Commerce roles. Chicago hosts talks between operators and miners to set new contracts before March 31 with districtless, non arbitration resistance.
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