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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1928
Page
5
Dozens of short items recount illnesses and convalescence. visits in Ann Arbor Detroit and LaGrange Indiana. school law change moving annual meeting to January. May PTA and WCTU meetings. Holstein-Friesian delegate from Washtenaw. local travel for business and family visits. roads and weather affecting farming. a motor crash near Mtan road with minor injuries.
Thenty years ago the Saline boys left Island Lake for the south as nine graduates prepare for life. G A R Memorial services set for Sunday at M B H church with Rev. Dodds to speak. Milk receipts for the creamery total 1 867 42 dollars near a cod showing. William S Dell wed Elizabeth Feather at the Monk home on May 18. Eggs and butter movement active Tuesday evening as Carven’s wagon delivered two full loads. Little damage reported after an incident involving Miss Fither Rouse’s twelfth birthday tea with Miss Sears and classmates.
A historical note recalls Ruth Sturm visiting from Detroit and Ruth Gillen at a sonic party in Ann Arbor. It lists county school age children as 11 221 with county seat leading and Ypsilanti next. Edits mention Mothers Day observances and a fatal accident near Pem bridge Junction where Leon Samos was crushed by a bucket.
The piece argues that bank ownership rests with depositors rather than stockholders, as deposits fund loans to individuals and businesses. It emphasizes deposits being quickly usable, interest on deposits, and the community reliance on local banks for prosperity and safe, accessible funds. The article stresses how profits recompense depositors through interest and how loyalty to home banks drives local growth.
State of Michigan Washtenaw Circuit Court orders defendants to appear within three months in a suit by Prank Sweet for quiet title to lands described as the southeast quarter of section 21, township 4 south range 6 east, Washtenaw County Michigan. Page notes publication schedule through May and June 1928.
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