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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
6
Ford enclosed cars gain walnut brown interior with chalked ebony trim and heavy floor rugs. Special window lift design reduces effort. door bumpers improve fit and new grips boost convenience. Demand remains high as production lags, prompting dealers to urge early orders.
For sale a large lot with a good house on a paved street. Owner anxious to sell, immediate possession available. Includes water, sewer, lights, and a large garden. Price $2100. Also includes good yard and barn on a splendid location on the main road. Will sell with or without stock and tools. Also offered 1 acres on car line three miles from town, two good vacant lots near sewer and water priced $400, and two acres with good house and barn, fruit trees just outside the village. Also remind to insure buildings and stock with Old Reliable Mid. Mutual Wind Storm Co. Hastings.
A May hearing is set by the Washtenaw County Probate Court on Emma Howard guardian to sell certain real estate by private sale to fund the estate. The court requires three weekly notices in The Saline Observer before the hearing.
A historical sketch of Louis XIV and his relationship with Louise de la Valliere. The article traces the king’s court intrigues, Fouquet’s downfall, and Louise’s rise and eventual withdrawal from court after a 15 year affair ending in 1674.
Alfred Acton buys a new car. Mr and Mrs Gran Miller called on D G Richards. Mrs Ida Millage of Milan visits Reuben Rogers and family. Mr and Mrs Fred Richards of Detroit visit Leslie Bailey's home. Mr and Mrs Johnston of Detroit visit William Melen dery and wife. D G Richards family plus Daphene, George Franklin and Sidney Yape visit Mrs George Johnson east of Milan.
Census figures show Michigan farms mortgaged dropped from 73 395 in 1880 to 67 119 in 1920. Nationwide farm mortgages rose from 37 000 to 1 461 000 in the same period, while nonfarm home mortgages increased from 45 312 to 152 764, suggesting a mixed financial picture for Michigan farmers.
The passage discusses a person hesitant to publish a critical write up about another due to business reasons and personal ties. It questions the ethics of reporting and the consequences of publishing unflattering remarks about someone whose wife is a friend.
Chevrolet presents a comparative look at its models against competitors highlighting value, features, and performance as part of a broad marketing push. The campaign emphasizes practicality and modern design across a range of sedans and SUVs.
Galahiel Bradford surveys Whistler’s literary habit, noting a Puritan Bible training and clever wit that often yields harsh abuse. He points to The Gentle Art of Making Enemies as a poor sample, praising imagination but condemning vulgarity and lack of urbanity in his criticism.
The Guild of Archers of St Sebastian in Bruges traces origins before 1096 with arms bearing the Cross of Jerusalem. The current building date 1578 stems from a gift by Cornelius De Bloci. Charles II and the Duke of Gloucester were members in exile, with Charles II inaugurating the Gold Book and gifting 1000 golden crowns while the duke gave 200 crowns and a silver arrow.
A preliminary farm management survey by Michigan Agricultural College specialists and the county agricultural agent shows farm incomes in Saginaw County last year ranged from less than nothing to 1300 dollars per year. Management determines success as two neighboring farms with similar conditions produced 1300 and 2100 dollars respectively. The study notes differences in hay and alfalfa use and calls for a broader economic survey of Michigan farms. For Sale New milch cow. Wiedman Auto Company.
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