Local Notables Visit Saline and Nearby Towns
Saline area residents hosted neighbors and relatives from Adrian Detroit Ann Arbor Lansing and Manchester over the weekend and into the week. Guests included Mrs Ida Steffy Miss Jessie Cole Mrs C A Jordan and many others with travels to Milan Philadelphia Dublin and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. BE. Cole
Adrian
Arthur Nissly
Detroit
Fred Luckhardt
Ida Steffy
Ann Arbor
C. A. Jordan
Darry B. Taylor
William McAllister
Milan
Fred Wah
S. Y. Cottem
Charles Gilbert
Lansing
A. R. Lee
Dundee Reporter
Monroe County
Ella Henne
Anna Spokes
Jessie Cole
Maine
Rose Stahl
A. E. Cole
P. Cromley
Hicksville
Ohio
Eierman
Ant
South
Lewis Street
Marion Reuse
Chicago
Louis Smith
Noble
T. N. Nurnberger Oaf
Manchester
Heininger
Ann Arbor Street
North Ann Arbor Street
Fred McAllister
Henrietta Bovie
Present-Day Pioneering by Mabel W Pollard
The narrator recalls frontier life in Montana and a transformed West where homes are log cabins, travel is arduous in winter, towns remain remote, and hospitality endures. She notes robust families, self-reliance, and the contrast between past isolation and contemporary comforts while praising hardy, self-sufficient settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Breach Wrailroads
Garfield
Montasa
Reil
Jordan
Montana
Frank Linderman
Scribner’s
Paragraphs Concerning Michigan Population and Industry
Estimated Michigan city populations released by the Department of Commerce include Battle Creek 43,500 Bay City 49,200 Detroit 1,729,000 Flint 137,000 Grand Rapids 156,000 and others. The report cites Consumers Power advance work, highway construction totals, repossessed vehicles, and industrial figures for Battle Creek Detroit and Lansing, plus Michigan’s projected population of 5,800,000 in 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Department of Commerce
Battle Creek
Bay City
Detroit
Flint
Grand Rapids
Hamtremck
Highland Park
Jackson
Kalamazoo
Larsing
Muskegon
Pontiac
Saginaw
Consumers Power Company Rea
All Michigan Industries
Ler
David Promerty
Benton Harbor
State Highway Department
Carlier
Bade Creek
Busiss
Canital
American Car & Foundry Mators Company
University of Michigan
Dolse Brothers
Motor Wheel Corporation of
Lansing
Noxious Weeds Notice for Saline Township Michigan
Town landowners and occupiers must cut and destroy noxious weeds by July 1 and again by September 1, and as needed to prevent seeding. Failure to comply may incur costs plus a ten percent levy, with brush along highways also to be cleared. Dated June 1, 1926, John Kohler, Commissioner of Highways, Saline Township Washtenaw County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
Mable
John Kohler
Saline
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
Market Report for Wheat Oats Corn and More
Market report lists Wheat at 1.43 per bushel Oats at 0.42 Corn at 0.76 Calves valued 10 to 11.5 cents Hogs 12 to 14 cents Beef and eggs priced at 28 cents per dozen.
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States Treasury
Bank For Savings
Mich
Tom Jones
Sanford Hardware Co., Inc
Dietiker’s
Lucy Cobb
Cobb
A. D. Crittenden
B. L. Longfellow
Bernard Boettger
Cambridge Junction
Walker Tavern
Harry Taylor
Mary Louise
Ida D. Reilly
Norman Ash
Billy
Romulus
Lila McCormick
Birmingham
Irene Reid
Romeo
Guy T. Katner
Toledo
Katner
Mesdames
Lee Tescher
Max Fosdick
Earl Fosdick
Sandlake
Grover Alber
Destroit
Lillian Burgan
Grover
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
Funny
Isaac Walton
Hilbert Wittbracht
Herman Heininger
J. M. Heininger
Emanuel Rentschler
Kenneth. Spitler
Albion
Miss Dorothy
Eunice Barr Thelma Davis
Robert Fucss
Ronald Fitzgerald
League Institute
the College
Reuben Crosby
Belle Isle
County Holstein
William A. Austin
J. G. Hayes
State Association
Mabel W. Pollard
ED. A. Nowack
Market Report
Wheeler’s
John Deere Mower
H. Gross & Sons
Lumber Department
Liberty ‘Theatre
Larry Seamon
Wizard OF OZ
League of Nations
Corinne Griffith
Edna Ferber
Jack Mulhall
Charles Murray
Saline Electric Shop
Peter Estermyer
Wallace Block, Saline
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