Warned Migrant Tuberculosis Patients Urged to Avoid West
The Michigan Tuberculosis Association issued a special warning urging indigent consumptives not to travel westward without ample funds for a year’s support. Other eastern and midwest groups issued similar cautions after a National Association study. Phoenix, San Antonio, El Paso, Denver, Colorado Springs, and Los Angeles show high migratory case rates, with many non residents seeking aid and facing hardships that hinder recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michien Tuberculosis Association
National ‘Tuberculosis Association
Gators
Phoenix
Arizona
San Antonio
el Paso
Coloado
Springs
Denver
Los Angeles
Noxious weeds notice in Saline townships Michigan
Landowners and occupants are ordered to cut and destroy all noxious weeds on lands in Saline township Washtenaw County by July 1 1923 and all brush along highways by August 1 1933. Noncompliance incurs cutting costs plus a levy percent of costs charged to the property. Dated May 25 1923. Chris Rentz Commissioner of Highways Saline Township Washtenaw County Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
County of
Washtenain
Aiithin
Chris Rentz
Washtenaw
County
Michigan
Preference Due to Established Dealer
The text argues for favoring established dealers in transactions over itinerant peddlers. It asserts such dealers are reliable for taxes, home instrument support, and servicing, offering fair chances to compare goods and prices, while avoiding local responsibility gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
Auto theft recovery report cites 94 stolen in April
Secretary of State Charles J Deland warns local peace officers to strictly report thefts and recoveries of motor vehicles under the 1923 amendments. A recently completed report shows 94 autos stolen in April with 75 recovered, most cases from Detroit, stressing prompt cooperation to trace stolen cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mator
Department of State
Secr
Charles J Deland
Free Express
Pnoinpt
Secretary of State
Detroit
No Service At Federated Church On Sunday Night
Due to the baccalaureate service in the MM Ghannely the Federated Church will not hold a service at 7 00 pm next Sunday night The pastor Windsor Quint will preach at 10 30 am with a children s sermon Sabbath school at 11 45 am Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 00 pm Choir practice Saturday at 8 00 pm and Ladies Aid meets Wednesday June 6 at 2 00 pm at Mr B Noble s with a supper and invitations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
W. W. Clay
The Wainted House Haunted by a Restless Spirit
In Midlemd County a desolate painted house stands lonely as locals claim a former owner’s spirit haunts the site after nightfall. Neighbors report eerie sounds and sightings, with families once living there fleeing after encounters with the lingering soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midlemd
Ana Lieak
Ole
Lonia- News
Christian Science Notes Service at Saline Hall
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds a service in the hall at 10 30 a m. Topics include ancient and modern mesmerism and hypnotism denounced. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Sunday school after the morning service for pupils under 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian ‘Science
Society of Saline
Citizens Yank
Absences and Appointments Mentioned in Local Notes
The Saline Observer reports Rev G A Lederer missing from his Sunday pulpit at Michigan Lutheran gathering. Bert Hammond named new clerk at the post office. The piece also notes odd local quips about eggs and a drug business start, with political lines on representatives and a strange law listing inclusive date ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Lederer
Gan Luthera
Lyond
Local School Closures Mark Week of Activities
Fifteen years ago Miss Layna Kaiser closed her Fosdick district school with exercises and a picnic. Miss Genevieve Barr closed her Dell district school with an interesting program. G I Hoyt bought the Leon and Bassett property on East Michigan Avenue. Julius Lindenschmidt took a position at a furniture store with A C Clarke. Mr and Mrs Leonard Layher of Borton Rapids visit. Lake Shore line resumes Sunday with a through train to Detroit. Alfred Young raised a large 36 by 70 barn with Matthew Retschler guiding the crew. Miss Amanda Sturm just completed a successful teaching year at Bridgewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve
Barr
Dell
G. I. Hoyt
Leon and Bassett
East
Michigan Avenue
Julius. Lindenschmidt
A. C. Clarke
Death of Mrs Withenbury in Downers Grove
Funeral services were held at 92 West Gilbert avenue for Mrs. Philip S. Withenbury who died Friday after a long illness following gallstone surgery last October. Born December 24, 1889 in Ann Arbor, she leaves husband, daughter Dorothea aged 10, her mother Mrs. Mary A. Paul, brother H. N. Paul and many relatives. She was a graduate of Saline High School and Michigan State Normal School, member of Congregational church Daughters of Rebekah Brookfield Judge No. 586 and Royal Neighbors. Burial was in La Grange. pallbearers were Daughters of Rebekah. Relatives from Michigan attended. Mr. Withenbury works at Western Electric in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Gilbert Avenue
Mrrs
Philip S. Withenbury
Gail Stones
Hisie Ottiie’ Paul
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mich., and Died Itt Downers Grove
Philip
Dorothea
Mary A. Paul
Saline, Mizh
Michigan State Normal School
Withenbury
Congregational Church
Rebekah
Brookfield
Royal Neighbors
Ame
Ica
Western Electric Works
Chicago
Downers Grove
Gilbert Aveue
Arthur Spencer Phelps
First Congregational Church
la Grange
Paul
Frant Jackson
B. Withenbury
L. ‘Withenbury
Shelby
Rome
Downers
Grove
Fragmentary Lines Reflect a Moral Dictum
A clipped quotation warns that wealth does not guarantee companionship as most people wander through life alone. The odd phrasing hints at a broader reflection on money, social bond, and personal fate found in a historical column.
Wheat campaign prompts extra bread in meals
Farmers push an Eh more wheat plan claiming Americans would eat an extra slice at every meal to save and prosper. A stray note mentions wind shield care with cheese cloth and salt. Michigan reports 8,046 illiterate residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Plains State Senate Hopeful Emerges From Clergy Background
A rough clipping notes T. E. Joenneon as a U.S. Senate aspirant challenging Senator Couzens. Johnson, son of an early Michigan Methodist preacher, is reported to have broad county support where his father preached, marking a notable entry for a preacher's son in party circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Joenneon
United States Senate
Couzens
Johnson
Michigan
Jand
Chairlotte Republica
Matter and electrons and endless salt water mysteries
The Detroit Times laments how little is understood about matter and its components. It cites a Foundation claim that iron shot buried 292 years in salt water becomes red hot and crumbles, while cannon shot 133 years at sea can be sliced with a jack knife, challenging ideas of permanence and the true nature of elements like iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering Foundation
Detroit
Discreet young man tests chances before asking for gate
A discreet young man surveys the situation seeking a possible path to access the gate before making a direct request. His cautious approach suggests he weighs options and timing to avoid confrontation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sala
Ibe
T. B
Pyesa
Con BE
Carmore Piazza
Surface
Edv
J. McIr
The
Federated Church
W. J. Cross
American Legion
Childrens Billet Campaign
Otter ‘Lake
Alphi
Americai Leien
Filien
Mindigah
Christian Science Notes
Saline Observer
Sxtra
Observer
Argus
Julius Marion
CFF
Unterkircher
Klein
Mills
Layna
Kaiser
Leonard Layher
Borton Rapids
Amanda Sturm
Bridgewater
Mrs. Withenbury
BY Sim. R. Wilson
Cora Wilson
Stewart
Frankfort
Nat Sonal Mtucational Association
Michigan State Hall
Detroit Fairgrounds
Fordson Tractor
Wiedman Auto Co
Ford
Saline Savings Bank
Saline Citizens Bank
Werner
GEO. Uphaus
the Mills Company
L&m
EGALS
Saline Mercantile CO
Saline, Mich