Saline Council Proceedings August 19 1921
Saline Common Council conducts regular meeting with six trustees present. Bills from Edison Co and others approved. Water sewer repairs on Monroe Street ordered. sidewalk costs split with property owners. Adjourned. next meeting August 25 1921 with four trustees present. American Legion sports day permission granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fucss
Curtiss
Barr
Blaess
Rentschler
Bredenitz
Ford
Steve Tott
Det. Edison Co
E Lees
John Fritz
Robert Cullen
Teaming
Charles Garven
Philo Luckhardt
Charles Miller
Fred Luckhardt
Charles Carven
Marshall
Cece Eens
J. Fauerbacher
Saline Tel. Co
Bredernitz
Biazess
American Legion
Young men in charge of great endeavors through history
The passage argues that many famed leaders were young in their productive years, citing Washington's cabinet ages, Hamilton at thirty-two, Jefferson at forty-six, and other historical figures. It contends that iconic images of achievement often depict older men, which misleads people about youth’s potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Hamilton
Jefferson
Randolph
General Knox
Sanuel Osgood
Alexander the Great Wron
Mohammed
The Federated Church Notes and Fall Presbytery Meeting
The seven young members of the Ann Arbor Sunday school show strong Bible study interest. The Fall Detroit Presbytery meets next Monday and Tuesday in Petersburg with the pastor and an elder attending. Sunday services at 10 am and 7 30 pm. Sunday school at 11 30. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30. A quote compares character to a fence that cannot be straightened by whitewash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Petersburg
Saline Garage Damaged by Fire in Early Morning Blaze
A mysterious origin fire gutted two thirds of the Saline Garage at dawn Wednesday, destroying 32 stored cars trucks and tractors. Owner John Guenther lacked insurance and plans repairs. several vehicles owned by others were insured. Firefighters contained the blaze within minutes with water pressure preserved surrounding properties.
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Saline
George W. Cook
Fred Burkhart
Henry Schroen
George Seeger
Dr. Henderson
George Burkhart
Luther
Brigg Charles Koch
Lée Tescher
Harl Fosdick
Mr. Cook
Dr. Wallace
E. D. Clark
Fred Zimmerman
Henry Ormsby
Edward Heininger
Herman Heininger
W. E Dietmer
John Guenther
Chevrolet
State tax rate set at 4.08 per thousand amid $20.44 million rise
Auditor General report to the administrative board shows the state tax rate of 4.08 per thousand based on an equalized valuation of 5.0006 billion. Total tax will reach 20,441,333.79, up about 3 million from 1920, with interest and bond payments driving the rise.
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Agministracive Board
GO. B. Fuller
Italy to Use American Dollar as Basis for Gold Currency
Italy proposes to anchor its gold currency to the American dollar, claiming Columbus era routes and the dollar’s gold holdings lend legitimacy. The note cites the dollar as real money and hints at broader financial speculation tied to global gold reserves.
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Italy
Wasi
Columbus
Adadell Forsythe a Newborn of York Townshi/ Washtenaw County
Adadell G Forsythe daughter of Edgar J and Jessie Gauntiett Forsythe was born August 11 1903 in York township Washtenaw county Michigan. She lived on the family farm until autumn 1919 then moved with parents to Saline for seven months before settling in Kalamazoo Michigan where she died after a brief illness on September 5 1931. She leaves her parents one sister two grandmothers and many relatives and friends, described as lovable and much loved by all who knew her.
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Adadell G. Forsythe
Edgar J
Jessie Gauntiett Forsythe
York
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Saline
Kalamazoo
Mich
Big Peach Drop In Oakland County Orchards Hope to Profit
The Mountain View orchards near Romeo in Oakland county expect 20 000 bushels of peaches from 186 acres and 27 099 trees this year. Peaches are hauled to Pontiac and Detroit by truck. Judge K P Rockwell sponsored the plan as a profitable southeastern Michigan venture.
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Oakland
Mountain View
Romeo
Oakland County
Pontiac
Detroit
Michigan
K. P. Rockwell
Bereavement Notice from Forsythe and Davenport Family
The Forsythe and Davenport families thank all for assistance during bereavement and for floral offerings. They acknowledge Rev. Bayless for comforting words and express gratitude for support offered.
Christian Science Notes and Meetings Window
Christian Science Notes report services in Citi zen Bank building Sunday 10 am with testimony Wednesday at 8 pm A cordial invitation to all Sunday school 11 am for pupils under 20. Michigan millers seek to see wheat at home this year strong August bids 2 to 4 cents a bushel higher. Winter wheat millers show big business and flour trade outlook improves. Hay market improving through August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank
Michigan
Auugust
Pinto Pony Shines In Hart Studio Screen “Sand!”
The Pinto pony seen in older William S Hart films leads in Sand! at Liberty theatre Saturday night. Hart’s eye is on the animal as it shares honors with human actors and performs dramatic feats including a cliff leap. The feature promises thrills and human interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Hart
Paramount Artcrest
Mr. Hart
Liberty Theatre
Bill Hart
Alus
For Sale Ewes and lambs Wied man Auto Company
Ewes and lambs offered for sale by Wied man Auto Company. Sinclair gasoline at 21c is available from Muir's and Huebler's Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewes and Lambs
Wiedman Auto Company
Sinclair Gasoline
Muir
Huebler
Various farm and home goods for sale and services listed
Advertisements note stove wood, horses, paint and paper hanging, stock pigs, corn husker, oil stoves, bread saws, plows, harness, round oak range, heaters, farm machinery, and eye services. Real estate requests and found watch chain announced. Several names and addresses in Saline Ann Arbor and Henry Street area.
Pimner Wanted Inmarket For All Kinds Of Lumber
An inmarket notice from G F Bragery and Son seeks all kinds of lumber. They offer good prices whether standing or at the mill and invite written or phone inquiries at No. 70 to arrange a visit.
Notice for legal printing in estate settlements printed here
Residents with required notices for settlements or estates must submit them to this newspaper. Rates apply universally. Probate judge requires publication in this paper for official notices.
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Latino Savings Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Burkhart Bros
Martin -Fuoss
Schnebelt’s Jersey Cream Bread
America
Schnebelt
Schnebelt's Bakery
Council Proceedings
Water Committee
Monroe Street
Theodore Josenhans
Ann Arbor Street
Rentsehler
Martin Fucss
Roy Rogdhrs
the Federated Churchess
Parker
Carrie McCollum
Dorothy Heilman
Lottie Hendershot
Sarah Rhoades
Manchester
Ethel Lindsley
The
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Willi
Presterday
Christian Science Notes
Hart
Observer
Wiedman
Auto Company
Frank Camburn
Poland
H. Needham
Shone
Egone
Bert Welsh
Henry Street
E. D. Covey
Tavern
Oliver
Charles Fahner
Paul Kempf
South Division Street
Milwaukee, McCormick and Deering. Com
Herman Herringer
Emil H. Arnold
Gocdt
Ohio
Hernjan Heininger
Pimnber
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