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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1923

Page

3

Religious Census Alleges Strong Church Ties at Michigan

The University of Michigan student census shows 7693 of 9247 students affiliated with or preferring a church. Denominations include Methodists Presbyterians Episcopalians Congregationalists Catholics and Jews. Foreign students total 369 from 37 countries. Building plans detail a new five story literary building with libraries and observatory.

Student Christian Association of University of Michigan Michigan University City Literary

Late 1921 Chevrolet Touring Sale Ad

Classified car offer selling late 1921 Chevrolet touring with new style rear, good curtains and finish. Price options include 130 dollars down with 12 monthly payments. Also promoted are a Ford with new body style and a 1921 Chevrolet touring in excellent mechanical condition for cash or time terms.

Chevrolet

Public Auction of Farm Goods Near Saline Michigan

Emanuel Cook sells his farm at public auction located 8 miles north of Milan and 34 miles east of Saline. Auction begins at noon and features 17 Holstein cattle including bred cows, yearling heifers and a bull, 2 brood sows, 75 English White Leghorn hens, various implements and machinery, milk testing gear, scales, and farm supplies under state supervision with usual sale terms.

Emanuel Cook Saline Ann Arbor Milan Wits Nisco Emery Srinder Hinman

Sale of Hood farm belongings near Saline March 20 1523

Will CG Phillips sell premises at Hood farm located about 224 miles west of Saline and 314 miles east of Bridgewater on Tuesday March 20 at 12:30. Property includes horses cattle hogs and a large line of implements and stock. Descriptions list multiple named animals with ages and due sale dates. Auctioneer GEO. J. Klager. clerk Lee Tescher.

Will CG. Phillips Hood Saline Bridgewater J. Klager Lee. Tescher

Hand crafted quilt links to family craft in Sandusky

Miss Grace Kelly owns a 6 635 piece handmade quilt by her grandmother after years of work. George Taylor of Franklin Township displayed a freak pig to County Agent Bliss field Advance. A two bodied eight legged specimen was part of a brood. Bliss field Advance notes two big Albion Recorder headlines on Mondays issue.

Grace Kelly Sandusky George Taylor Franklin Township G. L. Coffeen Blissfield The Albion. Recorder U."s Karma News

Traveling men snowbound at Caro prompt revived train service

About a dozen traveling men were stranded in Caro for two days as trains halted. They telegraphed Marquette headquarters asking to resume service and received a message to “Crank up your Lizzies and go the way you did last summer.” The article also notes John Rupe’s big seven year old geldings and a reminiscence about hair oil trends.

Caro Pete Marquette

Prize Quilt Contest Draws Metamora Entry

Mrs. Robert Nichols of Metamora enters a quilt claimed to contain 11 904 pieces after eight years of work. The public may visit Metamora to count the pieces themselves. A local note mentions cold tea sold for five dollars per quart to inexperienced tasters who mistook it for strong drink in an incident reported by the Standiard and Blade.

Thumb District Robert Nichols Metamora cChelsea Standiaird

Fenton Village and Township Face $10,000 Damage Suit

Heirs of Emma Smith sue the village of Fenton and Fenton Township in Genesee County court for 10 000 alleging both defendants responsible for her death last February when she was blown down crossing East Street bridge and rolled over the embankment. The papers served on village president and township supervisor detail the incident and alleged negligence. Brighton. Areus

Fenton Aire Genesee Emma Smith

Adrian brakeman crushed in freight accident

Gerald S. Harris of Adrian, a brakeman, fell between cars while jumping from a min rain to a car and was run over by the train near the electric lights plant at 12:30 Monday. He suffered crushed legs, bruises, and cuts, was treated by Dr. J Li Tuttle, and transported to Jackson hospital. the left foot was amputated above the ankle Tuesday afternoon, with the right foot badly crushed but potentially saveable.

Gerald S. Harris Adrian J. Li. Tuttle Jackson Junter Clinton

Township caucuses nominate rival party tickets

Republicans named a slate led by Supervisor Henry Bredernitz and Clerk Chauncey E. Fitzgerald with Floyd Rhoades as Treasurer and Aaron Wedemayer as Highway Commissioner. Democrats followed with Supervisor Ralph Hammond and Clerk Ben Uphams plus other posts and a list of constables.

Henry Bredernitz Chauncey EF. Fitzgerald Floyd Rhoades Aaron Wedemayer Oscar Webber Board of Review Wilbur Cornish Henry Orms Ralph Hammond Ben Uphams Lottie Wallace Chris Rentz

Pittsfield Republicans and Democrats nominate local slate

Republicans nominate Frank TicknoT as supervisor and Arthur Heininger as clerk with Julius Schnirrings treasurer R C Campbell as justice of the peace and A Dwight Crittenden highway commissioner Frank Morgan highway overseer Arthur Sherwood on board review and Ernest John George Lipton Edward McCalla and M Bissell as constables Democrats nominate Charles W Rose for supervisor August Grosse clerk Frank Sutherland treasurer and Louis Breisce highway commissioner Oscar Paul highway overseer and C E Alber board review plus Cent York. A revival in Charlotte drew leaders’ opposition while a Quincy man’s missed change was returned after months and then forgotten again, prompting a repeated return of funds.

Frank ‘Ticknot Arthur Heininger Julius Schnirrings the Peace R. C. Camp A. Dwight Crittenden Frank Morgan nArthur Sherwood Ernest. John George Lipton Edward McCalla Co. M. Bissell Charles W. Rose August Grosse Frank. Sutherland Peate Casner Creek T_ouis Breisce Charlotte Hell Ironia Quincy Quincy Herald

Lodi Democrats Nominate Candidates for Local Offices

A large crowd attended the Lodi Democrats gathering with Edward Wild declining renomination. Carl Smith won the highway commissioner slot by 69 to 48, with Ernest Meyer and others as nominees for various local offices including supervisor Michael Grosshans and clerk Jacob Birkie.

Lodi Cauclass Edward Wild Ernest Meyer Toga Ag Carl Smith Smith Michael W Grosshans Jacob Birkie George Schaible

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim

Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers a local ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic to improve general health. It has been sold by druggists for over forty years and is associated with I. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.

Hall I. J. Cheney &Co Toledo Ohio

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