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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
5
A veteran ranger recalls his knowledge of double-entry as Natica reveals a jewel heist scheme. Yeatman aimed to pose as an architect while the Spring Lake robberies appear to be an inside job. Trent wonders about Payson’s suspicions as the danger tightens.
Three stolen automobiles were recovered in the past week by Deputy C M L Flurver. A Ford sedan stolen from Wayne was found east of the village, a Chevrolet from Fordson was found west of Clinton near the Bes tedor farm, and a Jewett from Adrian was located on M-52 between Clinton and Adrian Clinton.
Trent warns Mlle Dupin of a prowler posing as a friend of Mr Grant and a detective Yeatman in the house. The two discuss safety and a possible escape while Dupin weighs the danger and her future amid Frenc h etiquette lessons and a tense private atmosphere.
Michigan State college hosts a style show July 9 to 18 as part of club week. Girls needlework garments come from winter clothing projects with judging and demonstrations in boys and girls divisions. Regional camps in East Lansing Chatham Gaylord and camp activities draw 350 members and prepare divisional winners for Detroit.
West Mooreville residents record a week of visits and outings. James Crittenden wired his house for electric lights while Floyd and Mary Salsbury visited in Ann Arbor and Scio Township residents spent time with neighbors. Local fishing trips to Hartland and Dale are noted with a $25.20 fine for two anglers in Gladwin County.
More than 200 coaches nationwide are expected to register for the University of Michigan summer session for coaches to be held June 25 through August 3.
A long standing agreement between Washtenaw and Oakland county Republican committees is expected to help State Senator Charles A. Sink of Ann Arbor in his bid for reelection. Rumors at the Detroit convention suggested Oakland support for an opponent, but the issue was resolved with both counties satisfied that Sink will not be opposed by an Oakland Republican.
Washtenaw County fair promotes agriculture dairy vegetables apples hay grain and stock with changes planned for 1928 to improve buildings grounds and premiums. Farmers urged to prepare now for fall exhibition in Ann Arbor and ask for a premiums book.
State conservation crews work Four Mile Lake removing carp and gar fish and burying them on the shore. All other fish caught are returned to the lake.
The phrase suggests a cautious stance on a claim about a person whose existence or credibility is debated. It frames a paradoxical statement where denial or doubt about the subject’s reality surfaces in discussions.
The notice requires owners and occupiers to cut and destroy noxious weeds on lands within Saline Township and along highway rights of way by July 1 and again by September 1, to prevent seeding. Noncompliance incurs costs plus a 10 percent levy, with penalties after ten days. Dated June 1, 1928, G. F. Fitzgerald, Clerk of Saline Township.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders final administration account hearing for Louis Marion estate. Hearing set for the ninth of July at ten in the forenoon at the probate office. Publication required in Saline Observer three weeks prior. Judge Jay G Pray presiding. Nora O Borgert, register.
Rural women from across Michigan will attend Fanny Women's Institute July 2 to 27 at the state college. The rural ministers school runs July 9 for two weeks. Social workers institute is July 16 to 21 with instructors from college staff and national authorities. Farmers Day on July 27 marks the eleventh annual event. Librarians' school runs July 9 to 20 and M C A Secretaries conferences occur late August. A mid summer poultry men school is July 9 to 13. last year 100 poultry raisers attended.
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