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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
6
A nature enthusiast soaked horse tail hairs in water and claimed they became a blue racer after a fair racehorse tail hair. He also noted a hair from a horse on a car radiator turning into a lizard, and concluded with a jab about buying a Ford.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Ann Arbor September 25 1920 Judge Emory E Leland hears petition by Gilmer C Townsend executor to admit Jane R Humphrey will to probate appoint executor and appraisers hearing set October 19 at 10 am in the Probate Office with publication required in the Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks. Dorcas C Donegan Register.
Michigan court orders publication notice in Washtenaw County for non resident defendant Nana Albaladejo. Plaintiff must publish weekly for six weeks or mail the order and serve the defendant at least twenty days before appearance. Case heard September 2 1922 in Ann Arbor. Courts appoint Cavanaugh Burke as attorneys for the plaintiff.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders creditors to present claims against the estate of George Burg deceased. Claims due for examination and allowance by November 28 and January 28, at ten oclock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor. Dated September 28, 1922. Judge Priory E. Leland.
Saginaw hosts Kiwanians for district conference. Monroe sheriff seizes a boat and beer at River Raisin docks with no occupants. Detroit Ford sells coke to employees at 8 a ton. Port Huron Adriatic collision under fog. repairs underway. Lansing supreme court affirms $35,000 heart balm against Arthur Stott. Monroe elects Edward W. Hilton president of Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance. Marquette legislature to seek prison dining hospital and outer plant funding. Avnner county tax rate pressures loom with overdraft noted. Port Austin plans court battle over light and power plant sale price. Ann Arbor safety campaign urges courtesy as key to road safety. Dowagiac gas electric lease debate stirs public interest. Schoolcraft treasurer nominating race continues to November. Marquette rail shopmen strike persists. Battle Creek Roosevelt Legion hospital expansion projected by October 15. Owosso high enrollment grows to 554, projected to reach 600. Hillsdale stock judging team earns statewide honors with Chicago show trip funded. Lansing appraiser order set to base rates after Citizens merger proceeding.
An nuovo daily passenger service began yesterday with two heated eight passenger cars making three round trips through Tecumseh Clinton Saline Ypsilanti Wayne and Dearborn. Two Brighton youths John Bidwell and Ralph Collins drove 900 miles Kansas City to Brighton in 48 hours nonstop. Mrs. Dida Crowfoot, longtime resident, died after a short illness. funeral held at home and burial in Pinckney cemetery.
Obituary details Karouse born in York township 57 years ago lived in Michigan and Colorado Springs before settling near Ann Arbor and Detroit areas his wife and daughter survived by two daughters three grandchildren father and two brothers. A rural teachers institute with twenty nine attending followed by a note that fish stay on water and humans swim.
Ann Arbor audiences will travel Friday and Saturday October 20 and 21 to see Lightnin at Whitmey theatre with a special Saturday matinee for out-of-town patrons. The American comedy stars Thomas Jefferson and Bessie Bacon and marks the company’s Michigan finale with mail orders urged before box office opening October 18. A separate note reports Clark County dairy herds boosting butter output from 9 to 41 cows under extension agent guidance and USDA records.
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