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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1927
Page
8
Michigan cattle earned top honors at the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa. Among 16 Holstein entries in open classes 12 placed in the money, and Michigan institution herds finished fourth in the institution class.
Manchester residents heard the factory whistle early Monday signaling the resumption of work at the Michigan Handle and Turning Company. The plant, now owned by Joseph Howe and Carl Schaible, had undergone a recent reorganization.
Chancery order in Washtenaw County requires defendants or their unknown heirs to appear within three months or have the bill confessed. Publication runs six weeks in Saline Observer or service by personal notice. Lands involved are in Bennett's Addition Saline, section 36 Lodi township.
Michigan State College farm department warns seed corn moisture runs 45 to 55 percent and will be ruined by 28 to 30 degree temperatures if stored outdoors. Drying can use unused rooms or small facilities. drying now is cheaper than heating later. High moisture seed corn faces spoilage unless properly stored and dried before winter.
The Saline group of Washtenaw rural teachers held their first monthly meeting at Forbes school with Miss Jennie McCormin as host. Mrs. Mildred Robinson presided as assistant commissioner and twelve teachers attended.
In Washte nave county Circuit Court an order of publication directs defendants to appear within three months. The Saline Observer will publish weekly for six weeks to notify of a suit by A W Bell et al against multiple defendants. Property described as Lot 11 in Block 6 Morse and Ballentine Addition Ypsilanti. Attorneys Lee N Brown and others listed.
Uprisings across Mexico lead by Gen. Arnulfo Gomez and Gen. Francisco Serrano are quelled as loyal forces capture or kill mutineers. Vega Cruz garrison prepares to defend against Gomez while Calles-backed Obregon appears set to win the presidency. Congress expels 25 anti Obregon deputies.
Highlights include R V N Polovesa, a Soviet Red Cross official in London since 1921, expelled by the home office. Reports of 1930s labor and political tensions feature 30 Communist lobbyists at the AFL convention, a wage compromise ending Illinois and Iowa coal strikes, and a Junkers flight ending safely after a sea descent. Also notes the Remus case in Cincinnati and a U.S. Legion goodwill tour visiting Britain and Belgium with royal welcomes.
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