For Sale Large Jet and House on Pavement Street
For sale a large property with a good house on a paved street. Owner anxious to sell with immediate possession and low price of 2100 dollars. Includes water, sewer, light, large garden and barn. Also 90 acres on a car line 3 miles from town with two vacant plots near sewer and water. Offers without stock and tools.
Probate order to sell estate in Washtenaw County
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on April 25 1922 Judge Emory Ebleland presiding guardian Emma Howard seeks license to sell real estate for investment proceeds Hearing set for May 22 at ten oclock in the forenoon at the Probate Office A copy of the order to be published in the Saline Observer for three successive weeks prior to hearing Dorcas C Donovan Register.
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Probate court grants license to sell estate realty in Washtenaw
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Ann Arbor April 22 1900 Alma V Hamlin executrix seeks license to sell real estate by private sale for estate distribution The court sets May 18 at 10 am for hearing and orders notice published three weeks in Saline Observer Funeral copy signed Emory E Leland Judge Dorcas C Donegan Register
Saints and demons clash in mythic oddity
In a fragmentary tale, few modern saints wear saeckelath while devils are absent, leaving a surreal contrast between holy figures and otherworldly entities in a curious vignette.
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Saeckelath
Old Times Praised and Modern Conveniences Mocked
A reading features Mrs Jamesworthy praising the old days while Mr Jamesworthy counters with modern life’s comforts. They contrast travel, shopping, electricity, and the burden of household costs, joking about lawyers and the dowry of today’s conveniences.
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Mozart Began Composing At An Early Age
The article notes Mozart started composing earlier than any recorded composer. At four he was showcased as a child prodigy and at five he wrote concertos. By eleven he produced an opera bouffe.
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Mozart
Cholera Threat to Hogs Warned by U S Agricultural Experts
The article explains hog cholera peaks in August and September with heavy losses previously reaching 144 per 1 000, now reduced to 38 due to USDA preventive measures. It urges prompt serum treatment, vaccination, and sanitation, noting transmission via bedding, troughs, clothing, and water. It also advises locating hog lots away from water and highways and calling a vet at first signs.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Pure Drinking Water for Poultry Cleanser
Breeders report a cleanser for fowl water using twenty grains of Epsom salts per quart followed by thirty grains of bicarbonate or soda per quart. This practice is described as beneficial by some poultrymen and poul t rywomen.
Early Western Universities Open to Women
Among the three oldest western European universities Salerno and Bologna admitted women from their founding onward, while Paris did not. The statement notes Salerno and Bologna were co-ed from the start, contrasting with Paris’s later history.
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Western Europe
Salerno
Bologna
Paris
School Notes Point to May Day and Spring Plays
With thirty days left in the school year, students prepare operetta performances under Mrs Brown and Miss Miller. The May Day lawn event and a Milan trip for the Girls Glee Club and the Dexter high school visit are planned. Graduation practice, baseball preparations, and a Milan game on May 5 feature Harry Layher as captain and a listed lineup of players.
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Milan
Paul ‘Morris
Harold Largher
Commissioners Notice Estate of Rachel Gregory
Probate Court appoints Commissioners to receive and adjust all claims against the estate of Rachel Gregory, deceased in Wash County Michigan. Creditors must present claims within four months. They will meet at Citizens Bank Saline on June 14 and August 14 at 10 a.m. to examine and adjust claims. Dated April 14 1922.
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