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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1926
Page
7
Arthur D. Howden Smith describes a naval chase near Skeleton Island as the Walrus and the James maneuver in rough wind. A twelve pounder damaged the midsized vessel’s mizzen mast, prompting plans to repair and press toward Flint.
In a tense chase the Royal James and the Walrus duel as a storm grows. Martin warns of danger while Murray aims to herd Flint's ship toward the north coast and beach it, Moira seeks safety above deck, and a massive purple storm bears down with lightning as crews brace for a perilous gale.
A guide covers removing a scorch stain from cotton by moistening and sun drying. It also suggests slicing leftover hominy, browning in butter, and frying as a tasty meal accompaniment. Slices should be at least a half inch thick, floured, fried to a delicate brown on both sides, with hot fat forming a crust. Timed to serve promptly.
Mortgagees George W. Hayes and William George Hayes seek foreclosure for Victoria G. Salter with a 1924 mortgage on a Ypsilanti parcel. Sale set Oct 30 1926 at 10 am at the Ann Arbor courthouse to cover $89,532.45 plus costs. property includes Lot 112 and surrounding blocks with several recorded exceptions and easements noted in prior deeds.
Wheat at 1.20 per bushel. Corn at B cents per bushel. Oats 38 cents per bushel. Calves bring 10 to 13 cents. Hogs range 11 to 1314 cents. Beeps? (The readable items show prices for livestock and grain with multiple figures.)
Default on a December 12 1923 mortgage by William Button of Ypsilanti Michigan to William Braun of Ypsilanti Michigan. Mortgage for 2275 80 due includes principal interest and attorneys fees. Public sale set for October 30 1926 at 10 am at the south front door of the Washtenaw County courthouse Ann Arbor Michigan to satisfy the claimed amount and costs.
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