Wreck Injures Two Men After Friday Drive
George Bitler of Lambertville Michigan and Harold Forbis of Friskey Ohio were injured when their car crashed on a south road near Trenton. R J La Belle, justice of the peace, investigated. The vehicle was a total loss and Bitler suffered facial cuts.
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George Bitler
Lambertville
Michigan
Haroad Pforbis
Friskey
Ohio
Rem
Ann Arbor
R. J. la Belle
Trenton
Shizman
Milan
Probate Court Orders Will Admittance in Washtenaw
In Washtenaw County Probate Court on September 25 1922 Judge Emory E Leland heard petition of Gilmer C Townsend executor for Jane R Humphrey deceased to admit the writing claimed as her last will to probate and appoint Townsend or another suitable person as executor with appraisers and commissioners. The hearing is set for October 19 at ten in the forenoon at the Probate Office with copy of order to be published in the Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.
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Jane R. Humphrey
Gilmer C. Townsend
Jane R. Plumphrey
Gilmer G. Townsend
Trig
Jay
Sai Ra
Saline
Emory E le Tind
Pribate
Doreas C. Deegan
Nonresident defendant ordered to appear in Washtenaw Chancery suit
In Washtenaw County Chancery, Nana Albaladejo is named as non resident of Michigan. The court orders entry of appearance within three months and filing of an answer within twenty days after service. If absent, the bill may be confessed. Notice to publish weekly for six weeks or by personal service. mail a copy to defendant by registered mail with return receipt. Judge George W. Sample presiding. Cavanaugh Burke represent plaintiff. Ann Arbor, Mich. Sep 7 14 21 1922.
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Jose
Albaladea
Poanthi
Albaladejo
Pendine Ih
Washteniny County
Amn Arbor
Nana Albaladeja
Michigan
Saline Observer
Rah
Washtenaw
George W. Sampde
Cavataugh & Burke
Ann Arbor
Mich
Notice to creditors in estate of George Burg
Probate Court for Washtenaw County has allowed four months for creditors to present claims against the estate of George Burg, late of Washtenaw County, deceased. Claims must be filed at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor by January 28 next, with hearings on November 28 and January 28 at ten o’clock in the forenoon. Emory Leland, Judge of Probate, dated Ann Arbor September 28, 1922.
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State of Michigan
Washtenawv
Washtenaw
Ann
Arboron
Emory E. Leland
State of
Michigan
Washtena
County of
Washtendin
Frtom
George Burg
Ann. Arbor
Ann. ‘Arbor
Emory
Leland
Michigan State Fair marks new era in entertainment and education
The 73rd Michigan State Fair in Detroit expands exhibits and aims for lasting educational value for farmers. New Coliseum and meat of modernization included a 180,000 square foot plan with a swine pavilion and improved dairy and craft displays. The fair drew large crowds, with notable shows from Better Babies, dog and cat exhibitions, and a substantial vaudeville program, while rail concerns and live stock entries set record highs.
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Michigan
Eigincers
Middle West
Isi
Tinera
Beary
Ford
United States Department of Agriculture
American Jersey
4Chigan Agricultural Ciieze
State Department of Agriculture
Agricadrersa
Weis
Ger
Rubin& Cherry
Coliseum
Chicago
Detroit
Bisu
Local notes mix sports dates bee inspection and village misadventures
Roundabout Rogers Hornsby and homecoming events headline a muddled Bea Platte context as the St. Louis team debates dates with the Rays while Blissfield and Grass township deputies arrest beekeepers for movable-frame hive violations. A Manchester homecoming reflection touches historic dating, a Simd Hiv Guane sighting earns attention at the dam, and local oddities include a Detroit Stove Works Starlight model inquiry and a minor court case ending with a $12.75 payment.
Peaceful Valley Stage Hit Becomes Screen Feature
Sol Smith Russell star burst returns as Peaceful Valley on screen with Charles Ray in the lead. Isabel Johnston adapted the Edward BE Kidder stage hit for Liberty theatre, Ray’s second Associated First National release. Ann May co stars in the film version noted for Ray’s strongest screen work.
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Peaceful Valley
Sol ‘Smith Russell
Charles Ray
Hick
Isabel Johnston
Edward
BE. Kidder
Liberty
Mr. Ray
Associated First National Pictures
Wen
America
Sol Smith Russell
Charles Raly
The Late War Hopes for an Even Later Finale
A brief note reflects on the term late war and expresses hope that the next occurrence will come even later, suggesting a cautious watch for future conflict timelines.
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