Farmers Visit Farms Around York in Autumn Tour
The Observer records a farm visit tour near York, meeting Walter Coe’s former home now run by B. R. Wilson and sons, H Johnson after moving from Detroit, Paul Seitz on Michigan avenue, George Ryan with White Deshorn chickens and bees, Leslie Bailey rebuilding a porch, George Bible’s truck farming and longtime Reader loyalty, George Desbrough’s garden truck, and William Essenburg’s 200 acres as subscribers join the paper.
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York
Walter Coe
Walt
Ann Arbor
B. R. Wilson, and Sons
Paul Seitz
Michigan Avenue
Paul
George Ryan
East Lansing
Leslie Bailey
Leslie
George Bible
George
the Observer
Michigan
George Desbrough
Observer
William Essenburg
Essenburg
Ducks Save the Scene in Burning Sands Filmed in Egypt
The cast of Paramounts Burning Sands learns ducks are sacred in Egypt when an Arab extras leader stops a takedown shot near the oasis. Wild ducks become atmospheric wildlife as Wanda Hawley Milton Sills head the Liberty Theatre feature with James Logan Robert Cain and Louise Dresser.
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George Melford Company
Oxnard
California
Oasis Lake
Melford
Paramount
Wanda Hawley
Milton Sills
Liberty Theatre
Jiamequeline Logan
Robert Cain
Louise Dresser
School Notes Mixed Activities And Sports Results
Eighth and ninth grade girls organize a dramatic club and after school meetings begin. Plans to form a high school orchestra. English VI studies The Rise of English Drama. General science focuses on weather maps. Mildred Richards has entered high school. Juniors order class rings from a jewelers. Football: Brighton 31 Macon 6. Beileville to play Saline at Saline Friday. Detroit Art Museum contract approved for 444 364 dollars to Bryant Detwiller Company on Woodward and Kirby.
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Mads
English VI
Mildred Richhards
Brighton
Macon
Ileville
Saline
Beamis
George ‘Washington
Reginald
Detroit
Bryant-Detwiller Company
Baseman
Detroit Art Museum
Woodward
Kirby Avenues
Detroit Public Library
Pay 50 Cent and 25e Monthly Dues Offered
An offer from the National Editorial Assn invites readers to join with flexible payments of $1.00 and 50¢ per month. The plan allows payments at any amount and any frequency, promoting easy access to membership.
Methodist Church Notes Prayer Meeting and Rally
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 devoted to scripture songs and prayer the remaining half hour to study of the Sunday school teacher training book. Services next Sunday morning worship 10 00 Sunday school 11 15 Epworth League 6 30 evening preaching 7 30 Remember big rally day program at the Sunday school hour Sunday October 28.
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Epworth League
Savings rise as bank deposits grow across nation
The New York Post notes 26 million Americans hold savings accounts in state and national banks totaling 17 billion dollars. Ten years ago savings were half that amount and school deposits jump from 6 million to 9 million. The piece contrasts growing savings with predictions of doom and asks if doomsayers exaggerate.
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Atlantic City
Savings. Bank
American Bankers Association
Jevery
New York Post
Order of Publication Probate Sale in Washtenaw County
In Washtenaw County Probate Court on October 15 1923 Judge Emory E Leland presiding administrator Peter Rieder petitioned for license to sell estate real estate for distribution A hearing is set for November 12 at 2 00 PM at the Probate Office A copy of the order will be published for three consecutive weeks in the Saline Observer Dorcas C Donegan Register true copy.
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Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Emory HE. Leland
Jacob Kaiser
Reading
Peter Rieder
Said
Pralysng
Sar
Saline Observer
Emory E. Leland
Dorcas C. Donegan
Register
Probate hearing set for Myra Lawrence estate in Washtenaw
In Washtenaw County Michigan the probate court in Ann Arbor holds October 8 1923 Emory B. Leland Judge of Probate visits the matter of Myra Lawrence deceased executor C A Curtiss petitioning for verifying will appointing executor and appraisers hearing set for November 5 at ten in the forenoon at the probate office. copy of order to be published three weeks in Saline Observer.
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State of Michigan
Washtenaw
County of
Ann. Arbor
Emory B. Leland
Myra Lawrence
C. A. Curtiss
Parer
Forensen
Saline Observer
Emory
Leland
Dorcas
C. Donegan
Register
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Relief for Deafness
Claiming to treat catarrh and catarrhal deafness for over forty years, Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as effective. The ad warns that untreated inflammation of the Eustachian tube can destroy hearing, and notes availability from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio through druggists.
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Hall
Toledo
Record of U S production milestones and economic growth
A list of leading industry records set in recent months includes peak outputs in pig iron cotton steel ingots crude oil locomotive construction automobile and truck production and residential building plus high mail order and railroad car load volumes. Significant pre war changes show US population rising by fourteen million, national income climbing from thirty four million to fifty billion, and aggregate savings deposits growing from six to fourteen billion dollars.
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United States
The Cackling Hen and Moral Censure on Public Noise
A columnist compares a Kentucky hen's publicity seeking crowing to people who chatter without cause. The piece argues excessive cackling annoys the public and that one should earn their voice by doing something worthwhile before speaking loudly.
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Kentucky
Alia
Thirty Years Ago In Mason House Moves And Trials
Thirty years ago S T Fairbank of Ohio moved into the Mason house. Oscar Lamkin served on a jury in Ann Arbor, with a 9 3 vote after 24 hours deliberation on the Hand murder trial. Oyster supper at W Hi Sweet's tomorrow night. Carrie Davenport, long time Observer employee, resigns Saturday night for a personal lifetime job. W D Simmons heads to Detroit with goods for C B Bassett. Wheat at 56 cents, oats 28, corn 30. Hogs slow at 54, sheep at 6, cattle 2 and 3 cents.
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S. T. Fairbank
Ohio
Mason
Oscar Lamkin
Ann Arbor
W. Hi. Sweet
Carrie Davenport
Observer Force
W. D. Simmons
Detroit
C. B. Bassett
Remains of George W Hall Buried in Praverse City
Fifteen years ago the remains of George W. Hall, long-time Saline resident and first Lake Shore station agent here, were brought to Praverse City for burial after dying at his home on Monday.
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George Wi. Halll
Praverse City
Hall
Saline
Lake Shore Road
R. W. Mills
Typhoid control urged through sanitation and flies
Michigan health officials note late spring delayed fly activity this year aiding typhoid reduction. Open privies and cess pools on rural farms spread germs as flies visit sites then light on people and food. Health leaders urge sanitation, body cleanliness, and eradication of privies to further cut typhoid cases.
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Michigan Department of Health
R. H. Olin
Michigan
Uncle Sam pays big interest day on Liberty bonds
The U S Treasury disbursed over 150 million dollars in interest on Liberty and Treasury bonds on October 15. Holders of Fourth Liberty bonds are urged to clip their interest coupons and present them at banks or post offices for payment. The Treasury now issues baby bonds at 20 50 each, promoting a monthly habit of building a reserve fund guaranteed by the government. Postmasters may accept Liberty bond coupons as payment toward baby bonds, boosting interest-earning potential for secure savers.
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Liberty
Treasury
Christian Science Service at Saline Holds Sunday Meeting
The Christian Science Society of Saline conducts a service Sunday at 10:30 a m with the subject Doctrine of Atonement and a testimonial meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m A cordial invitation is extended to all Sunday school for pupils under 20 follows the morning service.
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Christian Science Society of
Saline
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