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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1929

Page

6

Prodigal Leader Drives Skagway Trail Quest

In a rugged march toward Skagway the Prodigal leads a tough band through towns, camps, and gambling dens. Berna reveals a past with the Winklesteins and a perilous fraught future as danger closes in on their odds and loyalties.

Farewell on the Wharf The forlorn figure in black waves goodbye

A narrator recalls the last sight of a companion, a forlorn figure in black waving farewell from the wharf as gray eyes linger in memory.

State records fall in pulling contest at Michigan fairs

The state records for heavyweight and lightweight horse pulling were broken multiple times at 15 county fairs overseen by Michigan State College animal husbandry staff. Records progressed from 3,200 pounds to 3,275 then 3,300, with the Gohr team regaining the top heavyweight mark at 3,325. Lightweight records rose to 2,925 pounds by Horn and Hall Orchard. The three heavyweight record holders will compete at Michigan State during Farmers Week Feb 3 7, with aim to surpass the world record 3 500 pounds.

Michigan State College J. F. Gohr Lansing Jonia George Abbott Ellwell Saginaw Fair R. F. Langley Flint Gohr Marshall Hall Orchard Belding Peter Horn Charlotte Horn

Michigan Dairy Train Brings Wealth to Northeastern State

Michigan State College dairy experts say eighty two purebred bulls sold from the Better Sires Train will replace scrub sires and yield 1,968,000 pounds of butterfat over four years worth about 787200 dollars at forty cents a pound. Visitors numbered 1845 across 22 stops with Cheboygan hosting the largest crowd. Thieves stole about two hundred chickens from a Sylvan poultry house, with no clues found.

Berna Winklesteins New York Old Country Vin Berna Wilovie Phai Mi Sudher Hone Ole Roma Berva Michigan State College Michigan Cheboygan Alpena County Cheboygan County Reuben ‘Grieb Sylvan Chelsea Standard

Michigan Club Members Head to National Dairy Show in St Louis

A group of 47 boys and one girl from Michigan travel to the National Dairy Show in St Louis October 12 19 with expenses paid by several organizations. Michigan representatives include Maxwell Kempf Fremont Wilbur Steinacher Fowlerville Hilding Williamson Rapid River and Vedo Herrie Ensign in the dairy judging contest. Ferris Church Rockford and Ferris Wolven Rockford lead the state dairy demonstration team. Dorothy Zimmerman Ypsilanti is among the Jer sey cattle herd owners joined by Edmund Stuart Ross Ypsilanti and Frank McCalla Ann Arbor. Upper peninsula delegates include Joe Hierman Rock Harold Snyder Trenary Carl Yoder Manistique Egbert Talima Rudyard Arnold Tassava Ironwood William Nash Crystal Falls Romeo Paty Iron River Robert Johnson Ishpeming James Rhodes Iron Mountain. Lower Michigan participants include Lynn Morris Coral Fred Kirk Fairgrove Stanley Stroven Fremont John Westbrook White Cloud Nicholas VanTil Fremont Arthur Rowley Richmond Herbert Barr Yale Harold Atkins North Street George Meharg Yale Clifford Smith Charlotte Stanley Bentley Eaton Rapids Ernest Penrose Clare William McTaggart Saline Leos Ziegler Dexter Leslie Peabody Lake Odessa Alvin Ulmer Conklin Richard Fowle Rockford Norman Olson Sparta Adelbert Odell Lowell Virgil Gilbert Ravenna Norris Hubble Hemlock Melbourne McKellar Freeland John Knight Elsie Albert Waidlick St Johns and Kenneth Netcher Quincy.

Michigan St. Louis Maxwell Kempf Fremont Wilbur Steinacher Fowlerville Hilding Williamson Rapid River Vedo Herrie Ensign Ferris Church Rockford Ferris Wolven Dorothy Zimmerman Ypsilanti Jersey Club Edmund Stuart Stax Ross Frank McCalla Ann Arbor Upper Peninsula Joe Hierman Rock Harold Snyder Trenary Carl Yoder Manistique Egbert. Talima Rudyard Arnold Tassava Ironwood Wiliam Nash Crystal Falls Romeo Paty Iron River Robert Johnson Ishpeming James Rhodes Iron Mountain Lower Michigan Lynn Morris Coral Fred Kirk Fairfrove Stanley George Stroven John Westbrook White Cloud Nicholas VanTil Arthur Rowley Richmond Herbert Barr Yale Harold Atkins North Street George Meharg Clifford Smith Charlotte Stanley Bentley Eaton Rapids Ernest Penrose Clare William McTaggart Saline Leos Ziegler Dexter Leslie Peabody Lake Odessa Alvin Ulmer Conklin Richard Fowle Norman Olson Sparta Adelbert ‘Odell Lowell Virgil Gilbert Ravenna Norris Hubbel Hemlock Melbourne McKellar Freeland John Knight Elsie Albert Waidlick St. Johns Kenneth ‘Nétcher Quincy

Foreclosure of Fisk Mortgage on Ypsilanti Lots

Default under a 1926 real estate mortgage of William C Fisk and Minnie J Fisk to William Braun triggers foreclosure by public sale on December 31 1929 at 10 AM. Sale at the south front door of Washtenaw County Courthouse, Ann Arbor, to satisfy $1099.78 plus costs for Lots 22 23 24 25 26 and 128 in Ainsworth Park Subdivision except released parcels 23 24 and 26.

William C. Fisk Minnie J. Fisk William Braun Office of the Register of Deeds Washtenaw County Michigan Ann Arbor Washtenaw Ypsilanti

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