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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
6
A crowd accused of mob action over theft and neighborly conflicts leads to poisoning with carbolic acid. Doctors worked through the morning and night but the deaths occurred only last night, with investigators noting the substance as a deadly drug used to kill germs and as a means to end life.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on November 20 1922 Judge Emory E Leland presiding the guardian B P Dyenport petitioned to sell real estate of John Seblenk an incompetent for his support. A hearing is set for December 15 at ten in the morning. A copy of the order is to be published in the Saline Observer for three weeks prior to the hearing.
Washtenaw Abstract Co lists real estate transfers involving Albert Benes and others at 104 N Fourth Avenue. Transfers include parcels conveyed between local property owners with notices filed in the registry.
The pastor asks all to attend both morning and evening services and invites the Evangelistic team from Front Detroit to address the 6:30 PM gathering. The note urges prayer for powerful gospel messages and for Christian business men to influence the community.
Poem excerpt attributed to William Herschel from the Indianapolis News urging wheat and corn abundance in America. Refrains call the corn from crib and field to banish misery and celebrate a Thanksgiving spirit amid hardship and hunger.
A fragmented postwar reflection links World War II era women’s resilience to the lingering needs of peace. An anonymous verse invokes President Washington and gratitude for victory, urging humility and restraint as the nation moves from conflict to recovery.
The column records visiting relatives from Manitowat Wisconsin. Esther Feld Kamp and Lemuel Whitcomis attended a vocational conference in Detroit. Esther Burkhardt and Lee Tescher from Salling were mentioned with a wedding in Ann Arbor. The Alfalfa campaign meeting drew farmers to the opera house with educational films. A caller stole tools from Wiedman garage and fled. a warrant was issued but the culprit remains at large. John Smith film star visit to Liberty Theatre announced with Eugene O’Brien and Mary Astor in John Smith.
A. Liat Clark and family express gratitude for community support during recent disability. They thank T. M. for remembrance through 1923 and the MEB Sunday school for tokens, friends for 1922, Ben Uphaus treasurer for tax receipt, Fred Schmid for signatures and gifts, and neighbors for kind aid and candy and flowers.
Mrs Glipping jokes about sleepless nights as morning disruptions rattle the household. The iceman and telephone bell interrupt a 30 minute post alarm routine, leaving the day starting with a bear of a breakfast table.
A report from Highland Park details a wedding event at 376 Geneva Avenue and a spate of dog attacks on flocks nearby. Emanuel Rentsohler and A. A. Wood are named as East Dearborn owners. a deputy shot one dog while others remain at large.
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