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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
8
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Notice to Lodi Township electors in Washte naw Michigan of registration rules for the April 4 1927 elections. Township Clerk will register new voters on non holiday days with restrictions and dates including March 12 and 19 review sessions from 8 am to 8 pm. Dated March 1 1927.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County schedules hearings for the estates of Daniel Hall and Tanyette Crosby. A hearing for Daniel Hall heirs is set for March 30 at 10 AM in Ann Arbor with publication of this order in The Saline Observer. A separate final account for Tanyette Crosby is slated with publication prior to the hearing. PMID: March 1927.
John J. Donohue of Unadilla is named heir to $50,000 from the death of his brother Dr Florince O Donohue of Syracuse. The will places $50 000 in trust at Onondaga for five years, with the principal to pass to Donohue then. Two brothers and a sister share the remaining $150,000 in the Syracuse based estate.
The Saline township clerk announces registration for electors under Act 126 1917 with dates for review and registration at The Recreation in Saline Village on March 12 and 19 1927. It details registration by affidavit absentee voting by oath and conditions for registering by mail or messenger and penalties for perjury.
The Sixty-ninth congress neared its end as a Senate filibuster blocked key measures, while naval bills advanced in the House. Prohibition enforcement funding and public building issues faced delay, and President Coolidge signed major navy appropriations expanding cruisers and aviation capacity.
George E. Barth of Washington street showed the Standard the 50 pound badger pelt caught on Prospect hill east of the cement plant. The fur was fine and valued at 12 dollars. Dexter expects a modern water system within weeks with an elevated seventy five thousand gallon steel tank to be installed by Chicago Bridge and Iron Works.
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