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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1926
Page
5
Detroit visitor Charles Goldsmith calls on local business figures. Hail storms cause no reported damage while residents discuss bus service changes and street markings. The Shadow on the Wall screens at Liberty Theatre next Wednesday.
Detroit reports the 77th Michigan State Fair will run Sept 5 to 11 with record livestock entries across breeds from horses to poultry. The new agricultural building and educational displays by Farm Bureau and Grange highlight a redesigned grounds set for a large attendance.
A 1926 notice from George Bohnett, Commissioner of Highways for Lodi Township Washtenaw County Michigan, orders owners and occupiers to cut noxious weeds by July 1 and September 1 and to renew as needed to prevent seeding. Failure to comply incurs costs plus a ten percent levy and legal collection actions. Brush along highways must be cleared by July 1.
The Michigan Conservation Commission extends the raccoon closed season for five years by order under Act 230 of 1925. The period runs from January 1 to October 24, inclusive, with penalties for taking or molesting raccoons during the period. Signed August 4, 1926 by Director John Baird and officials W. H. Wallace and Edgar Cochran. Sep. 29-16
The Circuit Court of Washte naw County Michigan in Ann Arbor on August 31 1926 orders Theodore R Youngs to appear within three months or face judgment. Publication of this notice will begin within two weeks in The Saline Observer. Lee N Brown attorney for the plaintiff. Sept 2 Oct 14.
The Saranac Advertiser notes Michigan's population and economic growth, listing plans for parks, factories, farm values, and transportation. It mentions University gifts, Detroit building permits, and a radium discovery incident at a Grand Rapids hospital.
An ad touts a Constant Potential system that charges car batteries in 8 to 12 hours. It claims a better charge at lower cost and invites customers to make the shop their Battery Service Headquarters.
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