Ford reports 395,962 US car sales in first quarter of 1923
Ford Motor Company announces United States deliveries of 395,962 cars and trucks in the first quarter, a record for a similar period. Sales rise 135 percent from last year, with May dealer orders around 300,000 as production nears 6,500 units daily.
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Ford
United States
Ford Motor Company
Mortgage Sale Notice in Lima Township Washtenaw County
Frank S Freer and Mary J Freer owe 642 dollars on a 1920 mortgage to John T T Bush. Foreclosure by sale of the Lima Township property at the Washtenaw Circuit Court in Ann Arbor on August 38 1928 at 10 am. Property described as the east half of the southeast quarter section sixteen with exceptions and a railway gravel pit lease. Mortgagee John I Bush Chelsea Michigan. May 10 August 2 1923.
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Frank S. Freer
Mary J. Freer
Lima
Washtenaw County
Michigan
John T.T. Bush
Chelsea
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Samuel F. Angus
James D. Hawks
Liber
Detroit, Jackson and Chicago Railway Co
D. J. & C Railway Yands
Territorial Road
Detroit, Jackson and Chicago Railway
John I. Bush
John Kalmbach
Mich
Local daredevil attempts Ford ascent on flagpole
Dan Albro notices celebrity feats in papers and seeks a new stunt. He aims to drive his Ford up a village flagpole at Main and Church but fails to reach the top, noting that others found fame with early efforts.
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Dan Albro
Babe Ruth
Doug
Fairbanks
Dani
Main
Church
Parma
Certified Potato Seed Seen as Cheaper for Michigan Growers
H G Moore extension specialist in potatoes at Michigan Agricultural College says certified potato seed with guaranteed producing ability is cheaper this year, prompting growers to replace old stock. Last year certified seed raised about 45 bushels per acre on 1 015 farms with up to 90 percent marketable yield versus 60 to 65 percent from common stock. Certified seed reduces leaf roll mosaic and spindling sprout and is grown by Michigan Potato Producers Association under field inspection.
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Michigan
Moore
Michigan Potato Producers Association
Agricultural College
Dynamite Demonstrations Highlight Farm Use in Michigan
Michigan State extension staff demonstrated dynamite use to Jackson and Kalamazoo farmers showing rock blasting stump removal and ditch digging can improve older farms. Experts noted farmers underestimated explosive applications and plan fall demonstrations, with regional offices guiding operations. Milan Machine & Tool Company stockholders vote to suspend and close the business after years of operation. A man wants his employees to be snappy but not his wife.
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Michigan
Jackson
Kalamazeo County
Michigram Agricultural College ‘Extension
A. J. McAdamns
Kalamazoo
W. K. Kessler
Works
Bay ‘City
Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau
McAdams
Marquette
Land Clearing
Milan Machine & Tool Company
Ideal Furnace Company
Milan
Milami
Wide Range of Corn Varieties Shown in Michigan
Michigan shows a broad range of corn varieties across regions. Duncan yellow dent leads southern Michigan trials, with M A C Yellow Dent expanding northward, Pickett in Saginaw Valley and Thumb, Laughlin’s Yellow Dent new to the list, all proving strong at the international hay and grain show.
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Michigan
M. A. C. Inspection Service
H. CG. Rather
Michigan Crop Improvement Association
Southern Michigan
Duncan
J . R. Duncan
Vicksburg
M. A.C
Saginaw Valley
Thumb
Laughlin
Improvement Association
Community Notes From Central York Area
Oak Grove School was closed Tuesday. Parker Murray reports a fine time at the Medina association. Detroit visitors called on the Murray and Stecher families. The Anti Saloon League speaker, Mr. Graham of Detroit, will address York Baptist Church Sunday. Various local visits and gatherings are listed with numerous Detroit, Perry, Milan, and Mooreville connections. Charles Applegate and family returned home from Toledo after caring for a relative.
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Parker Murray
Association
Medina
Daisy Finch
Murray Home
Jacob Stecher
Detroit
Graham
Antisaloon League
York Baptist Church
S. Kleversant
Samuel Craig
J. W. Zable
Petersburg
Local Happenings and Obits From Brooklyn and Surroundings
William Muir of Itly City visits briefly. Mr and Mrs Thomas Ross move to Cleveland after fifteen years here. Weather notes recall a seven inch snowfall on this date 22 years ago. Lewis Milton Riley died while working on his Elsasser farm. funeral held with Rev Ralph Brown officiating. interment Oakwood cemetery. Washtenaw County Civic League met at Huron hotel Ypsilanti with Rev Russell H Bready as speaker and a banquet. Brooklyn Presbyterians celebrate mortgage burning of parsonage costing 5000 dollars. mortgage of 1200 was paid off by Ladies Aid with annual interest.
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Thomas Ross
Cleveland
Lewis Milton Riley
Ohio
Elsasser
Ralph Brown
Oakwood Cemetery
W. M. Fowler
Co. A. Curtiss
G. W. Cook
Washtenaw County Civic League
Huron Hotel
Ypsilanti
Russell H. Bready
Pontiac
Brooklyn
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Toledo
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Perry
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Roy
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Carmore Piazza
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Itly City
Ladies’ Aid Society
L&m
Stan Xgals
L& M
Superior
Chevrolet
F. O. B. Flint
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Miller’s Big Dog & Pony Circus
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