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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
7
Daily devotional entries summarize biblical verses for each day. Topics include God's greatness, judgment, God’s enduring Word, the Kingdom within, divine safeguarding, guidance to righteousness, and steadfast trust in the Lord.
President Harding faces pressure over New York wet laws and Prohibition while Washington reports strong U S prosperity. Greece Turkey conflict looms as Britain, Russia seek accord. Postwar diplomacy sees Krassin in London and new British economic moves amid Germany reparations talks.
Secretary of State Hughes has joined Republicans in opposing U S membership in the League of Nations. In a Washington address he argued peace rests on friendship and goodwill, not treaties, and warned that great powers must agree for any system to work. Senator Moses of New Hampshire returns from Europe ready to oppose both the league and the world court, saying Europeans see little distinction between them.
In Washtenaw County Michigan a probate court hearing is scheduled for July 1 at ten o'clock to determine legal heirs of William Thomas Kyte deceased. The order calls for publication in the Saline Observer over three weeks. Emory B Leland judge and Doreus B Donegan register oversee the matter.
In the Cir cuit Court for Washtenaw Chancery Ann Arbor 1923 order requires defendants to appear within four months or risk judgment. suit seeks to clear title clouds on land in Pittsfield Township Washtenaw County including described parcels totaling about 70 acres. notices published in The Saline Observer.
Probate Court appoints commissioners to collect and adjust all claims against the estate of John Sumner of Chelsea. Creditors have four months to file claims. They will meet at John Kalmbach's Chelsea office on July 10 and September 10 at 10:00 a.m. to receive and examine claims. Dated May 5, 1923. John S. Cummings Go. C. Burkhart Commissioners.
State court in Washtenaw County announces a suit to quiet title on lot 6 in block 6 of Morse and Ballentine allotment Western Addition to Ypsilanti. Plaintiff Lee N. Brown seeks publication for defendants to appear within four weeks. notice runs in Saline Observer May 17 to June 25.
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