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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
2
The article notes continued efforts by prohibition agents locating and confiscating vast quantities of illegal booze. It contrasts honesty and theft and questions what happens to seized liquor while urging readers to remember that a vice president is to be elected this fall.
Michigan Agricultural College officials warn of scarce acid phosphate and rising prices. Farmers should order 15 tons or more to save freight as autumn applications begin, with tests showing good returns from nitrate of soda and ammonium sulphate on rye and wheat. The piece also notes early political notice deadlines and signer requirements for county nominations.
Am brose Wyrick the renowned concert tenor returns for the second day of the Community Chautauqua. He has sung across the United States and in England and Scotland, praised for clear enunciation and engaging voice. Albert Heilman will accompany him on afternoon and evening programs.
Hon William Nolan, a top community favorite, headlines the third day with a political lecture on Americanism titled We the People. He speaks as a constructive, level headed business leader who understands national challenges, offering instruction and entertainment without political props.
The Boston String Quartette under Aaron Richmond offers a varied program from Barbarelle to American favorites. The quartet, famed for presenting masterworks simply and clearly, headlines the third day of the Community Chautauqua as a top feature.
The Chautauqua presents the light opera Chimes of Normandy on its final day with a nine member company including eight vocalists and a brilliant pianist. Special scenery and costumes enhance a three act production praised for its beauty and musical appeal.
In Washtenaw County Michigan on June 4 1929 Judge George W. Sample presiding the court orders Amelia Osiander a non resident defendant to appear within three months and file an answer within 15 days after service or the bill will be confessed. A copy of the order will be published in the Saline Observer and mailed to the defendant's last known address.
In Washtenaw Michigan Circuit Court plaintiffs led by Edmund Jarrendt et al seek to fix ownership of Saline village parcels. Defendants Brock Spear Van Husen Jacksons Shy Skinner and Toledo Brewing are named with unknown heirs and assigns. Order requires appearance within three months and publication within 20 days.
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