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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
6
Methodist church notes Rev Reivh Brown will preside mornings and evenings. Sunday school held at 9:30 as usual. Expected the weather. For sale Hound Oskee steel range almost new. Small heater. Mrs. Mary Skinner.
Landowners and occupiers in Saline township Washtenaw County must cut down and destroy noxious weeds by July 1 1921 and again by September 1 1921 with repeat action as needed to prevent seeding. Failure to comply or within ten days after deadlines incurs costs plus a 10 percent levy. Brush along highway right of way must be removed by July 1 1921. Dated Sunday June 1921 Aaron Whedemeyer.
Brief biographical sketch notes James Monroe born 1758 in Virginia Westmoreland County. Details include college graduation 1776 from William and Mary, military service, legislative work, and early Continental era involvement.
A longtime portrait of James Monroe is drawn from his 49 years in public life. The piece notes his varied roles from soldier to diplomat and president, praising his character over the era’s fierce politics and recounts his Paris years and personal life including Eliza Kortright.
The Michigan Agricultural College extension service launches a state wide program to curb malnutrition among school children. Rural districts will receive prepared lessons on proper meal sizes and rations with milk emphasized for children. Miss Muriel Hopkins leads the nutrition effort under extension supervision with cooperation from rural schools and county agents. Also notices for piano classes and farm animals appear.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on September 19 1921 Judge Emory E Leland set October 13 at ten oclock for hearing administrator George W Seeger final account and distribution of residue The order requires publication of this notice three consecutive weeks in the Saline Observer Dorcas C Donegan Register.
House dresses are important and cheerful with lasting charm. They are usually bought ready-made, come in pleasing colors, cut on graceful lines and inexpensive. They return from washing fresh and crisp. Here is a gingham model trimmed with chambray and braid. It is among many pretty practical styles.
Bank cashier Leo Gruner attests to the accuracy of the bank’s 1921 statement prepared for the Michigan Banking Department. Notary Charles Scheurer swears to the document on February 13 1921, with attestations from George Beettner August Henes and George Klager.
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