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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
7
A weekly devotional outline presents daily verses and themes. It cites James 2 8 9 Galatians 5 16 17 Hebrews 12 14 Revelation Jeremiah 22 29 I Corinthians 3 16 II Peter 3 18 and invites reflection on love restraint peace holiness glory grace and knowledge.
Eruptions of Mount Etna devastate Sicilian towns Linguaglossa and Castiglione as lava flows threaten, prompting King Victor Emmanuel and Premier Mussolini to visit. Red Cross aids refugees in Catania while Vesuvius activity increases and earthquakes are reported in other regions.
President Harding moves across the Middle West and West to Alaska and Porto Rico. He urges world court membership in St. Louis and plans public forums for opposing views. Mrs. Harding travels with him as he meets with governors and farmers. A Chicago conference discusses wheat marketing and a National Wheat council to stabilize prices and promote cooperative marketing. The ICC probes freight rate reasonableness.
A cartoon shows France seated atop the Ruhr food supply and telling passive resistance Germans to work or starve. It hints France plans to answer the question of what it prefers Germans to do, with dispatches from Düsseldorf indicating France is preparing to respond.
Reports from Sofia suggest the civil conflict is waning though the Yellow Guards remain defiant. The Little Entente plans to back a new regime in Bulgaria Poland and Romania may support an internal solution to the Bolshevik question. British officials at Ellis Island voice complaints about crowded quarters while asserting no solution. Wisconsin Senate defeats a higher enforcement act. The British liner Beregaria attempts to circumvent U S prohibition rules with bonded liquor claims. authorities pledge seizure on arrival.
President Harding concedes clemency to 24 political prisoners held for conspiracy to obstruct the war effort. The attorney general labels the remaining offenders as vicious in the extreme and denies clemency.
H M Wells from Michigan Agricultural College urges thinning fruit after June drop to improve size color and quality. Thinning should occur before the end draws on water, using careful hand pressure to remove specific fruits. six to eight inch spacing for apples and four to six inches for peaches proven for maximum crop.
A federal agriculture survey in Lenawee County analyzes cash rents on 152 farms to determine a 42 percent average tax burden. The study, part of a nationwide effort, seeks causes and potential relief for farmers facing higher taxation. Michigan was one of several states under investigation.
A home remedy suggests pouring a small amount of gasoline into the core of dandelions to kill them without harming surrounding grass. An ordinary sewing machine oil can serves as an efficient applicator for this method.
A fragmentary note warns that the coming war would be harsher, with fears of munitions and gas should past assurances fail. The voice questions whether the world learned the lessons hoped for and warns of renewed sacrifices in conflict.
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court at Ann Arbor on May 128 1923 Constant Gilliam et al against numerous defendants including First National Bank and Arthur Marvin enters appearance within four months. Suit to quiet title concerns lot six in block five Morse and Ballentine addition to Ypsilanti except south three rods, with Lee N Brown as attorney for plaintiff. May 17 Jane 25.
Sumner Damon mortgagee will foreclose the mortgage on the described Ypsilanti parcel in Washtenaw County. The sale to the highest bidder at the Washtenaw County Court House on August 22, 1923 at 10:00am follows a May 13 1916 mortgage, recorded May 15 1916, with principal interest and attorney fees of 2397.64 dollars.
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