Mortgage foreclosure notice in Clare County Michigan
Default on a May 6 1919 mortgage by Jason Z Owen and Mary Owen to Floyd Mitchell and later assigned to Bertina B Keeler prompts a public auction. The sale to settle principal interest and costs is set for November 2 1929 at 9 00 am at the Harrison County Court House, with details on the lot in Township 31 North Range 5 West and 7 percent interest and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Z. Owen
B. Keeler
Harrison
Harrison, That Being the Place Where the Circuit Court
County of
Clare
Witz
Township
Bertina B. Keeler
Virgil W. McClintic
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Notice by Purchaser Under Tax Sale in Clare County Michigan
Arthur L. Watkins cites tax deeds on Lot One Section 34 Town 20 N Range 6 W Clare County Michigan and demands redemption of $47.42 plus service fees. owners or lienholders urged to pay within six months or face possession proceedings. Names Dewitt C. Church Joseph Baikatskis and other grantees noted. land described with years 1923 1924 1925 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allip
Clare
Michigan
Arthur L. Watkins
Jackson
Mich
Dewitt C. Church
Joseph Baikatskis
Notice by Purchasers Under Tax Sale in Clare County
Notice to owners or lienholders of land in Clare County Michigan describing tax sale under act 270 1909 for parcels Lot 3 Section 10 Town 20 N Range 5 W due 3140 78 plus fees and costs. Names listed include Emma C Rought Frank S Rought Oliver Rought John Briggs Matilda Taylor William Murphy and others as heirs or executors with deed interests in the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
Arthur L. Watkins
Jackson
Mich
Flint and
Pere Marquette Railroad Company of
Emma C. Rought
Frank S. Rought
Oliver Rought
John Briggs
Matilda Taylor
Hephream
B. Rought
William Murphy
Notice of Tax Sale and Redemption Rights
Act No 270 1909 notice warns owner of tax sale for unpaid taxes on Lot five Section 25 Town 20 Range 6 W and Lot five Section 26 Town 20 Range 6 W with details on redemption within six months after service return. It lists fees sheriff costs and amounts paid for taxes 1922 1928 totaling 2016 and 7.18 respectively.
Notice by Purchaser Under Redeeming Interest
To the owner or owners of Government Lot Nine Section 44 Town 20 N Range 6 W Michigan. Amount necessary to redeem 36 70 plus service fees. Notice to Charles W Swank Jerome Bland John Anderson Cornelius Bennett and L M Cranfield grantees under the last recorded deed to said land or any interest therein mortgagee named in all undischarged mortgages 4214
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaree
Michigan
Arthur L. Wallins
Jackson
Mich
Herman OQ
Lange
Clarence W. Sessions
William Kiley
Jonathan Green
Auditor General
George H. Waters, Jr
Clare
Arthur L. Watkins
Jackson, Mich
Charles W. Swank
Jerome Bland
John Anderson
Cornelius Bennett
L. M. Cranfield
Kentucky’s Distinction as Mother of Governors
Kentucky earned the nickname Mother of Governors for producing 100 governors who went on to serve in 26 different states. The count highlights the state’s notable political lineage and influence across multiple jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Untitled Detroit quips spark odd image in memory
A fragmented quote from a Detroit Motor News piece reflects a humorous image of a wife looking back turning into a telegraph pole or lamp post. The text mixes stray phrases about Saturday, driving, and radio tubes with a stray ad line about a drink store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kov
Detroit Motor News
Weekend visits and travel notes from West Grant area
Local items report Mrs. John Forbes and Roy Forbes visiting from near Presland and Mr. and Mrs. Win Randall with Detroit relatives planning Bay City fair attendance. Families, including Russell and Armour, travel to visit relatives in Michigan and Indiana. A cow loss is noted for Julius Schaeffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Russell
John Forbes
Ben Forbes
Roy Forbes
Presland
Mary Russell
Plang
Bay City Fair
Randall
Detroit
Milo Ropinett
Lawrence
Hiva Armour
Tresday
Indiana
Goo
Euaselle
Adyain
D. J. Wilkie
George
Latter Day Saints Church
Midland
Leone Butcher
Wiliams
Helen Sutton
Coleman
Julius Schaeffer
Gilmore and Area Family News and Births
Sunday local updates report visits by Clarence Spooner family at Wm Tanner home and a naissance for Mr. and Mrs. John Laverty's daughter. Birth announced for Bernard Gardon and wife of Lake Odessa. Cases School opens with Miss Shirley Hodge from Leslie as teacher. Ray Drew, Grand Trunk engineer, dies in a fog collision near Morrice. home in Battle Creek, was to attend Weidman homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Spooner
Wm, Tanner
John Laverty
M. L. McAlvey
Gons Carl and
Dale
Miles Loonis
Lansing
Bernard Gardon
Lake Odessa
Gilmore
Jeple
al Sietz
CG Ham
Muskegon
Case
Shirley Hodge
Leslie
Isaac Shaner
Ray Drew
Morrice
Weidman
Battle Creek
Social Roundup of Temple and Lansing Residents
Temple and surrounding towns record a string of visits and travels. Southwest Greenwood George Davis and Thomas Crawford visited Updike and Kress farms. Robbins siblings from Lansing enjoyed a two week vacation with their mother Mrs. Cora Robbins. Bert Douglas and family, Mrs. Pearl Hanner and George Naegele and child were in Temple. Ruth Phelipp Anna Douglas and the Robbins brothers called on local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Temple
Updike Farm
Thomas Crawford
Bert Douglas
Ruth Phelipp
Anna Douglas
Harold
Joe Robbins
VanVolkenberg Farm
Detroit
Washington, D. C
Earl Sprague
Clare
Ira VanVolkenberg
Albert Roland
Extra Gang
Lake George
Daniel Varney
William Roland
Louis Robbins
Lansing
Grover Updike
Harold Luce
Midland
Frank Pruden
Anna Crawford
Douglas
Earl
Colonville Ladies Aid Attends Thursday Meeting
The Colonville Ladies Aid at A. D. Hamptons held a well attended session last Thursday with a table collection of 7.75. Visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Hampton
Maxine Leichti
Saginaw
Orval Vandewarker
Detroit
Wm. Neithercut
Phiit
Allen Gerow
Doris
Clare
Sarah Bodkins
Jay Chute
Pontiac
Herve
The
Eagle
Charlie Keller
Indiana
Frank Walter
Mgr
Chas
Bodking
Mt Bi Mer f Bi hu pa ot TM row
Unclear OCR fragment lists names and events. Mentions Lee Hampton Clare Arthur Phillips wedding congratulations. Mentions Mr Clute illness from injury and Walter Heinholzer vacation in the west. No clear main incident or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee ‘Hampton
Clare
D. Hampton
Walter Heinholzer
Arthur Phillips
Sparbel family notes and visits around Hinkleville
Miss Janet and Alice Sparbel return from Houghton while Miss Alice takes a position at the Dunlop restaurant in Clare. Warren Sparbel visits with Laura Peterson in Lansing, and many relatives in Clare Mt. Pleasant and Brantford gather for a chicken dinner. A trip to state rearing ponds north of Farwell reveals large numbers of speckled trout, rainbows and browns with feed from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Alice Sparbel
Houghton
Alice
A. J. Bellinger
Arthur Gangner
Mt. Pleasant
John Sparbe
Lansing
A. Oliver
Roy Feighner
Clare
Hinkle
Oliver
Bert Craft
Chast Craft
F. Hinkle
S.g. Wm. Lowry
Vernon
Farwell
Tram Dam
Chicago
Veteran Civil War veteran praises Konjola relief
James Brives aged 84 of Grand Rapids Michigan says rheumatism for 20 years brought constant back and leg pain. He reports Konjola eased each ailment and restored energy making him feel years younger. The ad notes Konjola sold at H A Anderson's Drug Store in Clare and by druggists in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brives
Whitney Court
Grand Rapids
Mich
Clare
H. A. Anderson
Adv
Rye and Beans Market Prices Listed in The Am Markets
Rye, beans and other commodities market figures show prices with ewt and creamy epes listed at 1.11 for 45 and 8 and 26 units respectively.
Proved Sire Is Big In Dairy Asset Value
Dairy expert TAS notes that breeding limits individual cow influence to one calf annually while proven sires extend herd improvement. He urges use of older bulls, $100 safety equipment, and cooperative bull associations through the Dairy Herd Improvement program to build better, more profitable herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy ‘Linn
K. S. Ayce
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Bull Association
Absolutely Germ-Free Milk Question Discussed
The article argues that absolute germ free milk is unattainable in practice and emphasizes obtaining milk from tuberculin tested cows and free of foreign matter. It notes tuberculin testing as a common city requirement and highlights dirt in milk as a sign of careless handling and higher bacterial content.
Balanced dairy feeding boosts milk and profits
Advice notes that a balanced ration supports herd productivity and farm finances. It highlights using legumes and roots to cut grain needs, testing the herd, culling low producers, starting calves well, and selecting well developed heifers to improve returns.
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Lot
Witte
West Grant
Southwest
Greenwood
Colonville
Hinkleville
MR. Enthuss
Konjola
Grain and Feed
Glare Elevator Co
Samborn’s Produce Co
Ns West 4Th
A. Samborn
J. E
M. A. Doherty
Clare, Michigan
Ura
Wely
Floyd Kirkpatrick
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