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Wolverine village election reports only 10 votes cast. Monroes adopt Western time to align with Detroit Toledo. Grand Rapids man dies after umbrella collision with moving car. Rosa Tebo dies from clothing catching fire near stove. Arrests and liquor seizures at Grand Trunk rail line. Flint river rise prompts ice jam breaking. Port Huron permits pool rooms with bones and slot machines. Detroit reports major illicit still raid with 50 gallon stills and thousands in liquor.
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Wheat Will Cheat In Wheat Fields Says Prairie Farmer
Prairie Farmer notes that cheat weed often spreads where wheat is grown and can persist for years. It describes how cheat seeds mix with wheat, survive winters, and regrow, threatening stands even when wheat is clean. The article contrasts oats and wheat turning to cheat and cites Michigan farm prosperity amid rising land values and crop outlooks. Mrs. Lewis Daniels visited friends in Ypsilanti Friday.
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Botanica
Illinois
Notice of Appearance Order in Payne v Payne
In Washtenaw Circuit Court Chancery Helen Grace Payne sues J William Payne. Defendant cannot be located. appearance required within three months. publication for six weeks in Saline Observer or personal service. Mailed notice to last known address. attorney A J Waters of Manchester MI represents plaintiff.
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STATH
Michigan
Ciruit
Washtenaw
Helen Grace Payne
J. William Payne
Ann Arbor
A. J. Waters
Fx William Payne
Saline
Michigan Prosperty Wheat Report Highlights Velvet Harvest
The Department of Agriculture reports Michigan wheat this year as a velvet harvest. Farmers view every kernel as a sign of prosperity, reflecting strong yields and favorable growing conditions across the state.
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Michigan
Department of Agriculture
Probate Court Sets Hearing On Estate of Willam Westphal
In Washtenaw County at Ann Arbor on March 9, 1920 Judge Emory E. Leland presided over the proceedings for the estate of Willam Westphal Sr. Administrator Albert L. Westphal requests final account approval and residue distribution. Hearing set for April 6 at 10 a.m. with publication required for three consecutive weeks in the Saline Observer.
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Saline
Washtenaw
Emory E. Leland
Dorcas C. Copegan
Probate Court Sets Hearing On Minor Estate Account
In Washtenaw County at Ann Arbor on March 6 1920 Judge Emory E Leland presiding guardian George J Feldkamp filed the annual account for Clara Dieterle minors asking for hearing. The court ordered April 2 at 10 in the forenoon at the Probate Office for the hearing to occur and noted notice in the Saline Observer.
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Saline
Dorcas C. Donegan
Notice to Creditors in Washtenaw County Probate
Court orders creditors of Delos A Townsend late of Washtenaw County deceased to file claims by June 6 following the March 5 1920 order. Claims examined and allowed by the Probate Court at Ann Arbor on May 6 and July 26 at 10 am. Dated Ann Arbor March 2 1920. Emory E Leland Judge of Probate.
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Ann Arbor
Emory E. Leland
Local Notices Mention Visits And Road Funding Discussion
Reuben Lewis visits his mother while Mrs. Schaible and Mrs. Hurd spend time with relatives. Michigan plans 50 million for good roads. 234 miles of 18 foot cement road projected at 103 981 20 with heavy grading nearly done. total six miles including bridges and culverts estimated around 300 000 dollars. Weekend gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Kinsley and friends visiting George Hack and wife.
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Michigan
Grand River
New Hudson
South Lyon Herald
Advertising Brings Visible Results and Persistent Effort
The piece argues that one hour of public attention is crucial for sales and profits. It extols newspaper advertising as a key driver of business, noting printers ink makes many rich and bold advertisers gain success through persistent, informative outreach. It urges merchants to reveal prices and offerings to attract customers.
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