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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
3
Numerous prewar used cars offered with low down payments. Listings include 1921 Ford Touring and 1919 Ford Touring with low down payments, plus 1920 Chevrolet Touring models and a 1920 Dort Touring. A pneumatic tired truck and two Ford pickups are also advertised with cash or trade options.
Arthur Armbruster See's Saline Co-Op Ass'n calls on livestock producers to sell through their cooperative for fair value. They advertise daily trips to the Detroit market and urge phone contact to arrange shipping dates.
Walter Coe sells at public auction on the George Coe farm premises three miles southeast of Saline and one mile west of Urania station. Items include horses cattle shoats chickens farming implements and hay. Sale Tuesday March 13 1923 at noon with liberal terms. GUY THOMPSON Auctioneer Lloyd Fairbank Clerk.
Co H Saylor sells the Fred Brenson farm premises 3 miles north of Saline and 6 miles south of Ann Arbor at 10 o clock. Horses cattle hogs sheep poultry tools and 100s of implements plus furniture and household goods. Auctioneer Charles Thompson. Lunch at noon. Usual terms.
Ypsilanti March 2 Fred Wood 73 a well known citizen died Thursday morning of pneumonia after a short illness at his home 115 North Normal street He was a retired farmer and noted sheep raiser with blue ribbons from fairs He directed a drawing business for professors and students and was kind and courteous He is survived by his wife two children a brother Prof Norman A Wood and a sister Funeral services were held Monday burial in Ypsilanti
Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines a local ointment and an internal tonic. It claims to ease catarrh by addressing constitutional health and has been sold by druggists for over forty years by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
Bow a pure bred Jersey owned by Dom B Keeler of Jackson County rose from a $50 sale risk to a $200 producer after joining Parma Jackson County cow testing. Nine months net profit $128.71 with 10 453 lbs milk and 471 lbs butterfat equals $209.16 value. Bow ten years old and shows 1008 lbs milk and 43 3 lbs butterfat in ninth month.
Roundabout notes show Michigan Grange supporting a fertilizer plant at Jackson prison to aid farmers and employ inmates. The item also mentions mail volumes, postage stamp totals, and local happenings including chicken thefts near Clinton and Lecail, Ford factory talks, river surveys, and the play Under Oath at Liberty theatre with Elaine Hammerstein and cast.
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