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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
8
A physician from a major industrial plant stresses that without clear vision a child cannot form correct perceptions. Regular eye examinations in infancy are urged to detect and correct defects early to prevent lasting handicaps and improve future citizenry.
Probate court in Washtenaw County Michigan orders hearing for Elizabeth Nanry's petition to admit Joanna Nanry will to probate. Appoints executor and appraisers. hearing set for February 18 at 10 AM. publication required for three weeks in The Saline Observer.
The court orders the sale of estate real estate for the estate of Austin Marken deceased to pay legacies and debts. Frank C. Gale administrator seeks private sale. hearing set for January 15 at the Washtenaw County probate office, with notices in The Saline Observer.
Paul Clement of Clement Seed Corn Farm was named a delegate to a Des Moines corn and marketing conference by Governor Groeneck. Milan hosts the eleventh Farmers Institute February 12-13 at the M E church. Gerald Reason bagged a black fox while fox hunting near J R Martin’s farm, a rare first local sighting.
The piece extols home town papers as guardians of constitutional ideals and reader loyalty. It ends with an advertisement listing Russian Collie pups young turkey gobblers and rose comb White Wyandotte cockrels, with a phone contact.
The piece discusses a lawyer's time spent listening to others, critiquing pursuit of money and fame. It suggests his career, marked by profit and public service, may earn him a place in a university or hall of fame.
In Washtenaw County probate court administrator David C. Wahl seeks final administration account and distribution of the Karl Wahl estate. Hearing is ordered for February 17 at 10 o clock in the morning in Ann Arbor.
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