Universal Films Presents Old Favorite Human Hearts at Liberty
Universal Jewel at Liberty theatre showcases the stage hit Human Hearts with House Peters in the lead as Tom Logan and Edith Halller as the female lead. The cast features Russell Simpson Gertrude Claire George Hackathorne Lucretia Harris Ramsay Wallace Mary Philbin Snitz Edwards and director King Baggot. The film mirrors the simple powerful drama of the original play and evokes memories of wholesome old days.
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Liberty Theatre
America
House Peters
Tom Logan
Edith Haller
Peters
Russell ‘Simpson
Gertrude Claire
Chautauqua Week Near With Diverse Attractions
Saline Chautauqua draws near as citizens anticipate record attendance. The opening program features Langdon McCormick's The Storm with tent stage effects including blue lightning and a snow storm, plus forest fires. George W. Ray discusses exploration, Olivette in three acts, an art program by The Barna Entertainers, and two Green and His Band concerts.
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Langdon McCormick
McCormick
Chaus Tauqua
George W. Ray
South America
Olivette
Barna
Green
Hiis
Hearings Set on Buffalo and Detroit Livestock Yard Rates
The secretary of agriculture orders hearings for New York Central and Michigan Central on new stockyard charges at Detroit and Buffalo. Hearings begin July 16 in Detroit and July 19 in Buffalo to test the reasonableness of raised rates for cattle calves hogs and sheep and goats plus yardage.
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Buffalo and
Detroit
Secretary of Agriculture
Packers and Stockyards Administration
New York Central Railroad Company
Michigan Central’ Railroad Company
Federal
Buffalo
Immigrant Citizenship Applications by Country and Month
Fifty nine residents from eleven nations filed intent to become U S citizens in the first half of the year. Great Britain led with 25 applications, Germany followed with 11, and Greece and Turkey tied at six each. May produced 16 declarations, March 13, and February 10. April had seven, January five, and June five.
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United States
Jay G Pray
Great Britain
Germany
Greece
Turkey
Italy
Poland
Roumania
Switzerland
Mexico
Hight
Tuesday Storm Ravages Farms and Streets Across Region
A severe Tuesday storm followed a long pattern of extreme weather. Heavy rain, winds, and lightning flattened oat and corn fields, leaving soil less dry than needed for work. The storm shifted eastward, with Detroit residents reportedly wading through flooded streets.
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Detroit
Woman elected to school board marks large meeting
About eighty attendees filled the annual school session Monday evening the largest in years. The election of Mrs. Max Blaess to succeed George W. Seeger as trustee ends his long term with a creditable record. The district’s annual report will appear in the next issue.
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Max Blaess
George W. Seeger
Seeger
Two Men Killed By Train Near Peninsular Paper Yard
William Carmon aged 568 and John Carmon aged 54 were instantly killed in Ypsilanti on Tuesday morning while walking along the Michigan Central tracks near the Peninsular Paper Company by a west bound through passenger train.
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William
John Carmon
Ypsilanti
Michigan Central
Peninsular Paper Company
Barin'of a Woman’s Few Days Much Longer
Fragmentary text mentions a strained warning about a woman and time, implying a man can stretch or shorten days. The readable portion hints at social tension and gender dynamics without clear events or names.
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Mami
Barin
Obituary James Edgar Rogers Dies at 87 in Bloomfield Village
James Edgar Rogers born 1836 in Bloomfield New York died June 25 1923 at his village home after a long life in the area. He was a Methodist and long serving church official. He married Hat tie Parsons in 1858 and had four children Carrie Burt Ola and B H Gates. Surviving are the widow three children a brother Spencer and a sister Mrs Daniel Pierce. Funeral from the residence Saturday June 30 with interment in Oakwood family lot.
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Methodist Church
Hattie Parsons
Carrie
Burt Ei
Jackson
Ola, Hammond
Saline
B. H. Gates
Detroit
Spencer
Pittsfield
Daniel Pierce
Canandaigua
N. Y
Oakwood
Card of Appreciation from Mrs. Eigar Drake
Mrs. Eigar Drake expresses gratitude to friends for birthday memories with thanks and warm appreciation.
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Eigar Drake
Go in and win motto clashes with choice to stay out
A quote notes that the saying go in and win loses force when staying out guarantees defeat. The line suggests a strategic dilemma about risk and outcome in competitive contexts.
Classified Ads From The Observer Liner Section
The Observer lists ads for farm horses auto dealers and services including painting and paper hanging, dental office hours, a flour mill, and used vehicles. Local names such as Edw J Muir Wm Fowler J W Hull and The Saline Garage Chevrolet dealers appear with contact details and various sales offers.
Notices for estate settlements to be printed here
Local residents are urged to send all probate and estate settlement notices to this newspaper. The Yates family is cited as routinely using this method, and readers are advised to request the probate judge send notices to the paper.
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Kellogg
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Martin Fuoss
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New ‘York
the Observer
Drctiker
Gome
Thor
J. Muir
Wiedman Auto Company
Burn Bros
Drctiker’s
W. M. Fowler
J. W. Hull
F. C. Hollis
Observer
Henderson
Ini Saline
Oliver Goldsmith
Huron Street
Ann Arbor
Friis & Bracke
Muir
Emil H. Arnold
S. Mainstreet
Ann.Arbor
John Deere Hay
Nisco
Deering
Eid
J. Millir
Durocesilis
Heilman
Cc. I. Heilman
Edw
Q. K
Chevrolet
Rev. Hudson
Anti-Saloon League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ralph W. Brown
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