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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
7
Bible verses guide each weekday with themes from Psalm and Proverbs. The list includes refuge and protection in Psalm 91, loyalty in Jeremiah, and inner peace from Philippians 4 8, concluding with the value of cheer and healing.
Edward W. Pickard surveys international tensions as France ratifies Washington Treaties and Poincare presses Berlin for full submission. The article notes American concern over wheat price shifts and Berlin’s stance amid occupation disputes and broader European policy moves.
Former vice president Thomas R. Marshall writes Edward W. Bok, donor of a $100,000 prize for the best antiwar plan, suggesting that those who wage and pay for wars should decide if war is to be declared, and asks whether such a referendum is worth considering.
Premier Baldwin outlined a united but willing to act alone path to press Germany for reparations while seeking pacification of Europe. He cautioned against prolonged Ruhr occupation and backed forming an international expert commission to assess German resources as parts of a broader plan with France Italy and Poland potentially supporting the move.
German prices soar as coal and bread spark unrest while Stinnes and Thyssen face public ire. UK traffic and Leviathan concerns headline overseas shifts. French and British ratify naval accords amid aviation plans. US coal reforms loom with public regulation and strikes, as Harding tours Alaska and Elks converge in Atlanta.
Lieut Commander Perkins of the Chickasaw boards the Hartford after the battle to meet Admiral Farragut. He declines the chaplain’s invitation to pray, saying he has just shaved two wives and is no longer a faithful reader.
Probate Court appoints Emery D. Chipman and John S. Cummings as commissioners to receive and adjust all claims against the estate of William Snow. Creditors have four months to file claims. They will meet at John Kalmbach's office in Chelsea on August 25 and October 25 at 10:00 a.m. to examine and adjust claims. Dated June 25, 1923.
In Washtenaw County circuit court a chancery notice orders defendants Jesse Meacham and Joseph Scott to appear within three months to quiet title on land in Lodi township described as two acres. The Saline Observer is to publish weekly for six weeks. Mortgage foreclosures include Hiram C Fisk Emma C Fisk to Sumner Damon for property in Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor with sale set for August 22 1923, and Frank S Freer and Mary J Freer mortgage to John T Bush with sale on August 3 1923 for Lima township property.
A motorist pledges to protect the countryside by leaving campsites clean and harm free. He commits to preserving trees brooks and streams and to careful fire making and roadside care to ensure public enjoyment remains undiminished.
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