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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
3
Local residents express concern as several marriage licenses approach expiration. Officials advise couples to review renewal timelines and submit required documents to avoid lapses. Community members discuss potential legal and social implications of expired licenses.
Car maker Chevrolet urges shoppers to compare models and features before purchasing. The campaign emphasizes value, reliability, and available incentives across its lineup to attract buyers considering competing brands.
In the Circuit Court Washtenaw Chancery at Ann Arbor May 20 1922 Don L. Davis v Timothy Showerman et al to clear cloud on Ypsilanti land Lots 328 and 321 Shower man Compton Allotment Fractional Section 9 Town 3 South Range 7 east. Defendants ordered to appear within four months. publication to begin in The Saline Observer. Judge George W Sample clerk Jay G Pray.
George W. Samble, Circuit Judge, presides in Ann Arbor at a Washtenaw County Chancery case to quiet title to land in Ypsilanti on Water Street. Plaintiffs Lee N. Brown and others move for appearance within four months by defendants including Follett heirs and Baluss heirs. Court actions list a 1922 survey by G H Dunning and involved parties Jay G Pray, clerk. Lee N Brown listed as plaintiff’s attorney with Junel July 15.
Suit filed in Washtenaw County Chancery at Ann Arbor May 25 1922 John W Thomas plaintiff v Ce dene K Thomas defendant. Defendant nonresident of Michigan resides Van Wert Ohio ordered to appear within three months publication in The Saline Observer weekly six weeks deputy clerk certifies true copy.
A state wide survey by C. V. Ballard shows county agents will spend about 27 percent of their time on livestock improvement and 21 percent on crops, shaping a production focused program for the coming year. The extension staff, numbering 65 agents across 67 counties under R. J. Baldwin, also emphasizes marketing soil improvement farm engineering and youth club work as core activities.
Roundabout notes 36 counties owe the state 6.5 million with Wayne County responsible for over half. The Milan senior class records 35 students, 18 girls and 17 boys, as the largest in village history. Several auto incidents and accidents are reported across Chelsea Elkton Bad Axe and Manchester, including a fatal barber shop accident near Wayne and a duck with four feet near Flushing.
A brief advertisement urges readers to choose Ford and use the savings from the price gap. It emphasizes value and practical purchase consideration, guiding buyers toward selecting a Ford model with lower cost relative to alternatives.
Fire blight, a disease of fruit trees, is spreading rapidly in Michigan orchards. M. A. C. plant pathologist G. H. Coons urges immediate control, noting infections are in the twig blight stage and that pruning diseased twigs and weekly checks can curb spread.
John Barrymore headlines a major motion picture version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde arriving at the Liberty theatre next Wednesday. Martha Mansfield is the leading lady in this acclaimed production praised for Barrymore's standout central performance.
A Kingsley Michigan farmer recalls tuberculosis in registered Short Horn cattle and links it to his children’s spinal issues and lung damage. He argues bovine tuberculosis transmits to humans via milk and warns that eradicating it would protect children despite economic loss.
A humorous Har-Port Allegheny Reporter and Argus note brave claims of many new radio outfits causing sleep disturbances and odd incidents including dish rag lectures and a potato masher joining a conversation during a weather report with songs.
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