The Ford Motor Company and Its Enduring Cars
An expansive feature notes Ford cars and trucks since 1903, citing six million produced by 2022 and 4.47 million still in daily service in the United States. It highlights geographic distribution, U S deliveries, and the long-term utility of Ford vehicles in daily transportation and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Pord Motor Company
Bagan
Ford
United States
Isto Ibads
Pennslyvania
Texas
Michigan
New Yook Tews
California
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan 1922
In Washtenaw Circuit Court at Ann Arbor on May 20 1922 Don L Davis plaintiff sues Timothy Showerman Henry Compton Abie Hawkins John Gilbert Susan Gilbert Adele Goddard Lewis Goddard Sopherona Hawkins Arden H Ballard George W Lander Andrew W Decker Mary Decker Josiah Mewall Jr Lewis J Chaltlin William Clark George Perry and unknown heirs devisees legatees and assigns The defendants must appear within four months or risk default The Saline Observer to publish for two weeks Title clearing action concerns Lots 323 and 321 Shower man and Compton Allotment part of Fractional Section 9 Town 3 South Range 7 East George W Sample Circuit Judge Jay G Pray Clerk Lee N Brown plaintiff s attorney.
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Timothy Showerman
Henry Compton
Abie Hawkins
John Gilbert
Susan, Gilbert
Adele Goddard
Lewis Goddard
Sopherona Hawkins
Arden H. Ballard
George W.lander
Andrew W. Decker
Mary Decker
Josish Mewall, Jr
Lewis J. Chaltlin
Wiliam Clark
George Perry
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw
Michigan
Compton
George W. Sample
Susige
Michigan Chancery Action Aims To Quiet Title In Ypsilanti Lot
State of Michigan Washtenaw County Circuit Court sets May 20 1922 for a quiet title suit filed by Edward E Douilson against multiple defendants including Follett Hobs Whitmarsh Balus Baluss Moore Doubel and Davis over a parcel in Ypsilanti described by metes and bounds along Water Street and Michigan Central Railroad right of way with notices of appearance within four months and hearings to be held following surveys by G M Dunning.
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Lee N. Brown
Platintiff
Saline Observer
Ypsilanti
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
Water Street
Wotlen
Michigan Cedtral Railroad
G. M. Dunning
George W. Sapmle
Chancery Notice in Saline on May Court Action
Chancery notice from Wayne County and Chancery court in Saline directs defendant to appear within three months and publish weekly for six weeks. John W. Thomas plaintiff attorney from Chelsea Mich represents plaintiff. The Saline Observer to run the order weekly.
Noxious Weed Notice Issued for Lodi Township Lands
The township of Lodi in Washtenaw County Michigan issues a notice to landowners and occupants to cut down and destroy all noxious weeds by July 1 1922 and again by September 1 1922 to prevent seeding. Anyone failing to comply faces costs of removal plus a 10 percent levy to be collected with taxes. The notice is signed by Howard W hiel Commissioner of Highways.
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Lodi
Washtenaw
Hweward
Concert Delights Brooklyn Audience by Michigan Normal Quartet
Mrs B N Fiske hosts a visit with cousin Miss Edna Smith while Mrs D D Patten and Paul Morris bring Mrs Mary Rogers and Mrs John Scippio home for a brief stay. John Finch leads the Michigan State Normal College Quartet in a Brooklyn concert on Friday May 26, drawing an appreciative crowd. The D U R resists village paving plans, proposing gravel and crushed stone between tracks through the business district after a recent meeting.
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D. Patten
Paul Morris
Adrian
Mary Rogers
John Scippio
Michigan State Normal Colless
John Finch
Brooklyn
Banquet honors local hotel owners in Manchest er Enterprise
The Manchester Enterprise reports a banquet at the Mamchester hotel honoring J. Fred Schaidle and new landlord Clarence A. Stites with 125 villagers present. A car collision near Blissfield injures Edward Facklam and Lyman Weller, rescued by Sam Seizert and others.
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J. Fred Schaidle
Mamchester
Clarence A. Stites
Manchester
Blissfield
Edward Facklam
Lyman Weller
Keller
Sam
Seizert and Son
Peterbore Sin
Typoid Fever Plague Strikes Ontonagon as Health Efforts Fail
The Ontonagon typhoid outbreak worsens with 66 cases by June, amid delayed action by local officials. State health authorities reveal sewage contamination of the river and warn that chlorination and a new water intake were overdue since 1919. The situation forces state intervention with deputies, an engineer, and police to run the village health department.
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Ontonagon
State Department ‘of ‘Health
Ointonagon
Riich
The Man With Bad Credit Has One Big Advantage
A man with poor credit finds it hard to fall deeply into debt, a paradox that limits his borrowing but protects him from large financial burdens. The remark highlights how bad credit can constrain debt levels and influence repayment risk.
Local drink violations lead to fines and jail time
Ray Witney, 28, Lakeside, charged with possessing 120 bottles of home brew beer, fined 100 dollars plus 50 dollars costs, 90 day jail if not paid. Coleman Grazie, 38, Milan township, charged with possessing a pint of whisky, sentenced to 30 days in county jail. Dundee Reporter.
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Ray Witney
Lakeside
Coleman Grazie
Milan
Township
Dundee Reporter
Blooded Stallion Added to M A C Horse Herds
Langwater Model, a two year old Clydesdale stallion from top bloodlines, was added to the Michigan Agricultural College herd. His sire Fair holme Footprint is a three time international champion, with a full brother placing second at the 1920 International Show in Chicago and Langwater Model taking third place last year. The new entrant strengthens an already high quality herd including Percheron and Belgian champions, noted for recent ribbons in state and national competitions.
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Michigan Agricultural College
Langwater Model
Fairholme Footprint
Chicago
America
Clydesdale
M.A. C
Rape Pasture Recommended For Hog Pastures By Expert
Prof We Ei J Edwards of Michigan Agricultural College advises sowing rape now for late season hog pastures. Use five pounds of Dwarf Essex seed per acre, drill sowing on light soil, cultivate between rows to suppress weeds, and promote stronger growth. Also notes readers may send legal printing notices to this paper for estate settlements at universal rates.
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We Ei J. Edwards
Michigan Agricultural College, Animal Husbandry Department
Edswards
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Edward 8. Doulson
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William A. Moore
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Mary A. Douwbel
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Clark
Jay A. Pres
Yosilaatt
Janell
Chancery
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Ain Axor
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Thomas
van Weirt
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John Kalmbach
Plaintht
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Mich
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Cvnieetiner
Highwave
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State of Michigago
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J.E. Colver
Labor Temple
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Wheeler's Pharmacy
B. N. Fiske
Oak Park, UL
Edna Smith
Michael Wagner
Harbor Beach
Port Huron
Dexter
Ypsilauti Normal College
Arthur W. Stalker
Medidist Church
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Cambridge
Fred Leonard
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Arma News
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