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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
3
Instructions cover draining radiator and motor to avoid freezing, removing tires and protecting rims, avoiding ammonia fumes, storing in a dry elevated building, coating metal parts, and cleaning upholstery. Also advises charging storage battery and checking electrolyte gravity.
Many new ideas appear in a formal tailored frock for fall and winter with embroidery and fringes united. It replaces a formal tailored suit and suits many occasions. Note the neck and sleeve shape, jade vestee, strap belt, and embroidery layout.
A dialogue fragment features a character named Webert and Toi, with Bacon looking down and expressing sadness. The exchange reveals the speaker has borrowed money from every acquaintance, highlighting social strain and financial pressure.
Dr Llewellyn Barker of the National Committee for Mental Hygiene argues that children raised with outdoor routines develop tolerance to temperature changes. He urges dressing suitably and routine cool baths, outdoor walks rain or shine to strengthen skin and nervous system and promote natural muscular activity.
Buck Jones, famed William Fox cowboy star, to appear next Wednesday at the Liberty theatre in his new film "Two Moons" based on Robert Welles Ritchie's Wyoming cattle country tale. Original Bill Blunt, a cattleman, deepens the feud between cowmen and shearers while courting the slain sheep man’s daughter Hilma King.
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court a 1924 chancery case names numerous plaintiffs and defendants with unknown heirs. The order requires appearance within three months and publication in Saline Observer weekly for six weeks as a notice to unnamed defendants.
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court a 1921 chancery case involves Edward and Rubena Wild as plaintiffs against Robert Harper Bethana Harper Egbert Harper Johanna Herman Katharina Koder Elizabeth Zahn John George Renz and George W Weeds as defendants. The order requires appearance within three months and publication of the order in Saline Observer or personal service twenty days before appearance. The suit concerns lands described as West half of Southwest quarter and South half of East half of Southwest quarter in Section 28 Township 3S Range 5E in Lodi Township Washtenaw County Michigan.
The order directs personal service on the defendants at least twenty days before appearance. The suit concerns land titles to two parcels in Washtenaw County Michigan: the west half of the northwest quarter of section 31 in town 3S range 5E, Lodi Township, and the west half of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 25 in town 3S range 4E, Freedom Township.
Plaintiffs John B Culver and Minnie M Culver seek court action in Ann Arbor on August 1 1921 against Shubal Conant Marcus Lane James Saunders Fannie A Saunders wealthy S Hilis Lucinda Blodget Amos C Blodget Sarah S Blodget Julius S Blodget Harriet N Blodget Stephen S Hicks Rhoda Hicks Celestia BL Vreman Ida F Eddy and Frank A Vroman and unknown heirs devisees legatees and assigns. Attorney Lea N Brown moves for appearance within four months under statutory showings and publication requirements.
Orrin Parsons and Samuel Andrews and unknown heirs face a chancery suit to quiet title to the west half of the northeast quarter of section 13, town 4 south, range 5 east in Saline, Washtenaw County. The court orders publication in Saline Observer and sets appearance deadlines.
In Wash tenaw County Michigan the court case seeks to quiet title to Lot 366 in Norris and Strass Addition to the Village now City of Ypsilanti. The document lists Lee N. Brown as plaintiff's attorney and Jay G. Pray as Clerk of Circuit Court.
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