Registration Notice for Saline Township Electors
The notice informs qualified electors in Saline Township Michigan that registration under Act 126 of 1917 will occur on non Sunday days and prior to elections. It sets deadlines March 27 1920 and outlines residency, oath requirements, and penalties for perjury. It notes registration for women prior to Dec 5 1918 is void and names Edward J. Muir as Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
Cleck
Restnion
Eletors
Orange Risdon
Sally Risdon
Silas F. Mead
Harriet R. Mead
Henry A Harris
Gaylord W. Harris
David L. Waywood
Hugh Downey
John Lowery
George W. S3mpfe
22Nd Judicial Circuit
Styorn
Roscoe
Bonistee
George W. Sample
Separate Party Primary Ballots Held For National Committee
Separate ballots for each political party will be provided at the April presidential primary. The candidate with the highest state vote is the party choice, and a separate primary will nominate a National Committee member per Act No. 392 of 1913, with petitions of 100 voters due by March 1, 1920. Ballots on April 5, 1920 allow voting for one listed candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich‘van
OWS
Oseral
Primary Election Provisions and Poll Hours of 1920
The candidate with the highest votes shall be declared the National Committeeman choice for the party. Polls open at 7 a m and close at 5 p m on election day unless the Board approves a one hour noon adjournment. Dated March 2 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Primary
Edward J. Muir
Michigan Maple Syrup Makers Seek Profits As Prices Rise
Michigan maple syrup producers rally for 2.50 to 2.75 per gallon this spring arguing cost of production plus fair profit is needed for industry survival. Contracts exceed 2.75, and a 1.75 per gallon base price in barrels is guaranteed with a 1.10 premium for scorched syrup. Also includes a chancery notice from Washtenaw County about a land title suit in Saline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Maple Syrup Makers Association
Michigan
F. H. Sanford
Forestry
Michigan Agricultural College
State Association
New York
Vermon
Association
Wheat and cheat reaped from what is sowed
F J Smucker argues in Prairie Farmer that yield mirrors input, noting wheat sown yields wheat while cheat yields cheat. He cites George Helle on Robertson wheat being practically free of cheat and recalls personal experience with crops, pests, and winterkill, asserting honest farming returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Z. Merriman
George Helle
Robertson
Greg N
Prairi
F. J. Smucker
Prairie Farmer
Presidential Primary Election Notice in Saline Township
Notice sets a presidential primary for Monday April 5 1920 in Saline township Washtenaw County Michigan at the annual township meeting place. It outlines petition requirements 100 voters signatures by March 1 1920 and ballot procedures for party candidates under state primary laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonday
Saline
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
United States
Saline Township to Hold Annual Meeting in 1920
Saline Township Washtenaw County Michigan will hold its annual township meeting at the Saline Village opera house on Monday April 5 1920. Officers to be elected include one supervisor one township clerk one township treasurer one highway commissioner one justice of the peace an overseer of highways and four constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Washtenaw
Michigan
Opera House
Saline Village
Women Electors Eligible to Vote in March 1920 Election
Qualified women electors who are properly registered may vote for officers and propositions. Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 5 p.m., with possible one hour adjournment at noon by the election inspectors. Dated March 1, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election Inspectors
Edward J. Muir
Marriage Licenses Sealed In Various Cities
John G Gries 21 Helena Ohio Florence Riley 21 Tiffin Ohio Theodore D Barrs 39 Pensacola Florida Mary Elizabeth Firestone 21 Ann Arbor Michigan William H Campbell 33 Kalama zoo Florence J Dolbee 33 Ypsilanti Bernard Dickason 22 Ypsilanti Catherine Jinkins 26 Ypsilanti per local records
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Gries
Helena
Florence R. Riley
Tiffin
Thodore D. Barrs
Pensacola
Pla
Mary Elizabeth Firestone
Ann Arbor
William H. Campbell
Kalamazoo
Florence J. Dolbee
Ypsilanti
Bernard Dickason
Catherine Jinkins
Same
Canada aims to keep money at home up to full value
A Windsor to Detroit motor lorry crossed the border and hauled away one and a half tons of silver coin valued at $100,000. The coins were deposited in the Canadian Bank of Commerce and guarded by two men as Canada seeks to retain wealth domestically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Detroit
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lest Tay
John Jones
William Smith
Thomas’ Ryan
National
State OF Michigan
Ciarits
Samuel, J. Gall
Claramon
L. Pray
R. G. Bonisteel
Paintiff
Mich
Washtenano
Whitmore
James E. Harkins
America
Kalamazoo Way
Harold Miller
Cleveland
Cleveland Six
Saline Garage
George Y. Cook
Cleveland Automobile Company
Cleveland, Ohio
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