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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1923

Page

3

New U S Currency Designs Aimed at Security And Clarity

The Treasury announces new designs for United States notes silver certificates and Federal Reserve notes up to 100 dollars. Each denomination will share a uniform back design with green color and scroll work while fronts feature portraits linked to value. Washington Lincoln Cleveland Grant Franklin appear on respective notes.

Liam Postoffice Department Treasury Department Bureau of Engraving and Printing United States Federal Reserve Washington Lincoln Cleveland Grant Franklin

Chancery Notice in Albright Case Hears Appearance Order

In Washtenaw County Circuit Court Ann Arbor the matter of John Lester Albright vs Catherine Albright. The court orders the defendant to enter appearance within three months from date or judgment. Publication to begin within two weeks in The Saline Observer.

STATH Michigan Washtenawim Saline George W. Sample Lee N. Brown Ypsilanti Atttorney

Commissioners' Notice in Saline Estate Claims Open

The Probate Court appoints commissioners Henry Brechanitz and G C Townsend to receive examine and adjust all claims against the William Feldkamp estate in Washtenaw County Michigan. Four months from Sept 28 1923 are allowed for creditors to present claims. They will meet at Citizens Bank Saline on November 28 and January 28 1924 at ten oclock A M.

State of Michigan Washtenaw William Feldkamp Citizens Bank Saline Henry Brechanitz

Michigan Happenings Summary of State News

Michigan student Charles D. Miller tops at the National Dairy Show in Syracuse earning first on Jerseys and Holsteins for M A C. The Michigan Wisconsin boundary dispute case heads to the U S Supreme Court. Kent County tax rates show a drop, while Traverse City rooks labor for potato harvest. Michigan officials approve hatchery spending and a Bay City project. Lions Club appeal for a million dollars for veterans’ orphans prompts statewide debate. Sault Ste Marie rescue, Kalamazoo memorials, Pontiac and Monroe County staffing moves, and a Pere Marquette jail term accompany county elections and tuberculosis testing plans.

Syracuse N. Wy Charles D. Miller Eaton Rapids Hast Lansing Miller George al. Bobben Rewayeo Carl. Abel Sand Lake M. A.C Lions Club Grand Rapids Frederick A. Perry Detroit American Legion Michigan

Public utilities briefs urge not to charge for depreciation

W W Potter of the State Public Utilities Commission filed two briefs with the Interstate Commerce Commission urging that the public not pay for excessive depreciation of railroads or telephone systems due to mismanagement. The Michigan commission seeks rules for depreciation funds regulation.

W.W. Potter State Publics Utilities Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Michigan Commission Battle Creek Marshall Citizens Telephone Co State Public Utilities Commission Michigan State Telephone Co Battle Greek Marshall

The Road Lighting Debate Against Headlight Glare

A historical piece argues glare from headlights harms safety more than light. It calls for better lens and lamp designs, stricter headlight tilt rules, and upgraded headlights while predicting future nationwide highway illumination from the side to reduce accidents.

Post Office Department

One Toe Future Predicted by London Anatomist

A London physician who studies anatomy forecasts that women wearing high heels will eventually have only one toe left. He argues three toes suffice now, two later, and one eventually, but notes cultural foot binding and dog breeds show genetic change takes long if at all.

London Nature

Minds of men and money thoughts at any time

A fragmented line suggests a reflection on how men's thoughts often center on money at any given moment.

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Decline in Farm Labor and Crop Conditions Report

A U SDA crop report from Lansing notes September rains improved pastures late potatoes and sugar beets but cool wet weather delayed maturation of late crops. Potatoes cabbage and sugar beets remain in good condition while beans suffer harvest damage and heavy frost hindered growth. farm labor supply is 66 percent of demand with wages averaging 43 dollars monthly with board and 61 without.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Markets Lansing Special

University students fined for speeding antique Ford test drive

Three University of Michigan students faced Justice John Thomas after a speed test on a six dollar Ford antique. They were fined 18 dollars and 45 cents, the judge demanding cash while the trio noted their 33 mile per hour run.

Ing &T University Mi Ichiigan Thip John Thomas

Former Brooklyn teacher Myra Crandall Langrence dies at home

Old students of Brooklyn high school express regret at the death of former teacher Mrs. Myra Crandall Langrence at her Saline home. She taught in the 1870s and is remembered with high regard by the Brooklyn Exponent.

Brooklyn High School Myra Crandall Langrence Saline Brooklyn

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