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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
7
Weekly devotional notes list daily verses and themes from Ezekiel Proverbs Isa Deuteronomy Romans Luke and Philippians. The entries emphasize God’s rule thought power covenant sons of God the golden rule and having the mind of Christ for daily reflection.
A regional service emphasizes quick response to hospital calls with prompt handling. The notice highlights dedicated operators and a female assistant role supporting emergency communications.
Edward W. Pickard reviews political tensions in the United States as unrest over Turkey seizures and a call for sharing seized funds surfaces. President Harding, amid immigration debate, emphasizes preferring work for idle men and quality over quantity in future policy while Al Smith’s presidential nomination bid proceeds.
Krupp owners and workers sign an agreement with France allowing continued labor under French bayonets at Altenessen, with 70 000 tons of Krupp coal seized for reparations. Communists refuse, calling it a blow to passive resistance as Paris and Berlin seek a wider Franco German accord amid reparations disputes.
The piece outlines Allied and Turkish tensions with Ismet Pasha insisting on immediate evacuation of Constantinople while Britain and France probe naval treaties and Washington debates a claim to Turkish gold deposits. President Harding defends immigration limits as calls for deportation rise.
The report notes hopes to lift wheat prices from around 75 to 80 cents toward 1 dollar 40 cents or 1 dollar 50 cents, reflecting operative and orderly marketing efforts and a positive market outlook.
Governor Smith of New York announces seeking the Democratic nomination via National Committeeman Mack. Mack says the party may back a Volstead Act modification plank as industrial states shift views. Senator Underwood of Alabama plans to decide after consulting allies and may announce after a late month special session. Southern radicals eye Ford vs Underwood primaries.
Michigan policyholders gain from a ten percent rate reduction achieved by the Michigan inspection bureau and the state insurance department after a long legislative fight. Stock companies protest, mutuals gain competitive balance, and broader coverage becomes affordable for more insureds. Nashville News notes the move as a big step despite remaining high rates.
The note argues that nightlight saving could offer greater practicality than daylight saving by extending evening visibility. It suggests potential advantages for safety, energy use, and daily routines, while acknowledging implementation questions and public reception.
Agatha Hehr sues Jesse Meacham and Joseph Scott with unknown heirs to quiet title on 2 acre parcel in Lodi Township Washtenaw County Michigan in chancery court. Public notice requires defendants appear within three months and publication for six weeks. Louis E H Burke represents plaintiff with address in Ann Arbor Michigan.
Mortgagee Sumner Damon declares the property in Washtenaw County Michigan subject to sale for due principal and interest. The East Front Door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse in Ann Arbor will host the public auction on August 22, 1923 at 10:00 AM. Tracy L. Towner represents the mortgagee in Ypsilanti.
Frank S Freer and Mary J Freer of Lima Township Washtenaw County Michigan mortgage dated March 4 1920 to John I Bush Chelsea Village Washtenaw County Michigan recorded March 8 1930 foreclosure due on 642 dollars default occurred sale at public vendue at south front door of Washtenaw County Ann Arbor court house August 3 1923 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. Property includes east half of southeast quarter section 16 Lima with exceptions including lands sold to Samuel F Angus and James D Hawks and railway lands with a 16 foot wide road right of way and gravel pit lease. proceeds to highest bidder. Mortgagee John I Bush Chelsea Mich attorney John Kalmpach May 10 August 2.
The Saline Christian Science Society holds Sunday service at 10 30 a m in the hall over Citizens Bank with the subject God A testimonial meeting follows Wednesday evening at 7 30 The Sunday school opens after the morning service and admits pupils under 20 years to attend.
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