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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
6
In a humor piece Bill Sam's Dictionary lampoons tax logic as Dustin Stax explains that higher profits lead to higher surtax, which then fuels more profit. The dialogue satirizes price inflation and fiscal policy through wry banter and a wittily named character.
An exchange about quitting smoking for a wife prompts a witty dialogue. A man insists good cigarettes must go if they can no longer be afforded, while a quip about poetry and prose follows.
In a playful exchange two girls discuss a man who stares at Kitty and consider if he is a reporter. They wonder about a reporter's job and whether such focus on details is expected in their conversation.
Dr Beeler, noted educator, will speak on the fourth day of the Chautauqua on the subject Houses Without Fronts. He studies community problems and aims to leave leaders with ideas that bear fruit for local civic groups and organizations. He offers to address chambers of commerce luncheon clubs and PTAs to aid community progress.
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court a chancery case involves Agatha Hehr as plaintiff and Jesse Meacham and Joseph Scott with unknown heirs as defendants. The order requires defendants to appear within three months or have the bill confessed, with publication in Saline Observer and a notice describing the property in Lodi Township, Washtenaw County.
The comic opera Olivette follows Captain Demerrimac who gains consent to marry Olivette. His nephew Valentine loves her, disguises as the captain, and wedlocks occur until complications arise on the captain's return. See the Davies Opera Co for the full tale.
Notice that Frank Freer and Mary J Freer mortgage with John I Bush will foreclose by public sale at the Washtenaw County Courthouse in Ann Arbor on August 3 1923 at 10 00 am. The property lies in Lima Township and includes the east half of the southeast quarter section 16 with several exceptions and a right of way along the Territorial Road. Mortgagee John Bush and attorney John Kalbach Chelsea Michigan.
Livestock growers are urged to sell via daily trips to the Detroit market. The Saline Co-Operative Association secretary Arthur Armbruster invites inquiries for shipping dates and farm implements.
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