Notice by Tax Deed Claimants in Michigan Lands
Public notice to all interests in lands described in Clare County Michigan that tax deed purchasers assert title and offer reconveyance upon payment within six months after service. Describes land in Summerfield Township and lists redemption amount $11.42 plus sheriff fees. Names: George J. Grobson and Anna Grobson. last grantee Edward M. Connors.
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State of
Michigan
County of
Clare
Summerfield Township
George J. Grobson
Anna Grobson
South River Road
Mt. Clemens
Edward M. Connors
Mackinaw
Detroit
Office of the Register of Deeds
Said County
Order for Publication of Service in Wood v Wood
In Clare County Circuit Court Harrison October 31 1956 order for publication and appearance in the case Hardy F Wood versus Edith C Wood. Defendant Edith Wood deemed absent in state. appearance due within three months. publication in Clare Sentinel six weeks and personal service or mailed notice with return receipt requested.
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State OF
Michigan
Clare
Hardy F. Wood
Harrison
Said
Donald&. Holbrook
Ndith G. Wood
Clare Sentinel
Donald B. Wolbrook
Public Notice Order For Final Account In Estate
Probate Court of Clare County directs final account of Robert H. Campbell as administrator of David Ward estate. Hearing set December 31, 1956 at 10:00 AM at Harrison Probate Office. Publication required in Clare County newspapers for three consecutive weeks.
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County of
Clare
Harrison
George Bateg
David Ward
Robert H. Campbell
Clare Sentinel
Gaid
George Bates
Public notices: Vernon Township tax collection
Notice states Vernon Township taxes for 1956 will be received at the Johnston Elevator office each Friday and Saturday until further notice. Earl Beatty serves as Treasurer and can be contacted for payment details.
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Johnston
Vernon Township
Earl Beatty
Treas
Arthur Township Tax Collection Notice
Arthur Township Treasurer Wanda Davis announces tax collection at her home on Saturday afternoons and evenings during the week. Address 1243.
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Wanda Davis
Arthur Twp
Treas
Public auction for 1950 Pontiac at Greer Auto Sales
Public sale announced for cash at 1:00 p.m. on December 27, 1956, at Greer Auto Sales in Clare Michigan. Vehicle identified by motor number P8TH56208 and serial number. Associates Discount Corp D J McFadyen branch manager reserves right to bid.
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Greer Auto Sales
Clare
Michigan
Associates Discount Corp
D. J. McFadyen
Garfield Township Tax Collector Notice at Lake County Inn
Garfield Township Treasurer Floy Sturgis announces tax collection dates at Cottage Inn Restaurant in Lake on December 16 22 29 and January 5 12 19 for Garfield taxpayers dog taxes payable at this time.
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Lake To
Garfield
Flan
After Christmas closing hours notice from Otto Kleiner
After Christmas we will close at S oclock every evening until March. Your cooperation is appreciated. Otto Kleiner 1313
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Otto Kleiner
Appreciation Note to Neighbors and Friends
I thank all good neighbors and friends who cared for my field work and helped with chores during my illness. Gratitude for gifts, get well cards, and many visits from Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Rowley.
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Cecil R. Rowley
Grass Sods Best For Orchards Compared To Legume Sod
Michigan State researchers tested seven sods at the Graham Experiment Station from 1951 to 1954. Grass sods such as Kentucky bluegrass timothy and redtop conserved more moisture at depth than legume sods, reducing fruit size risk in dry seasons. Legumes also attract buffalo tree hoppers and can dull fruit color. Mowing grass sods in early to mid summer saves moisture when scarce but may increase use in wet seasons. late summer mowing may help conserve moisture in plentiful years.
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Michigan State University
Walter Toenjes
R. J. Higdon
A.L. Kenworthy
Graham
Grand Rapids
CROSSWORDS PUZZLE PULZLEY No. 425 tae oo ACROSS
Puzzle items mix across and down clues with garbled spellings and misprints. The page lists numbered entries like 61, 65, 69 and partial phrases such as Large dishes and Steps over fence, with many letters and words distorted. The fragment ends with Answer to Puzzle No. 424 pled a.
Michigan State economists foresee 1965 farm outlook
MSU farm economists predict a expanding 1965 economy with population growth, steady price supports, and a cold war era backdrop. Yields up about 21 percent, food output up 21 percent, nonfood farm products down 5 percent, and per person real income up about 20 percent. Surpluses persist with prices down around 8 percent and Michigan farms shrinking 15 percent in number but larger in size, 20 to 25 percent higher prices, and farms becoming 15 to 20 percent more efficient. To avoid zero return, Michigan farmers must boost efficiency through adoption of techniques and faster research application.
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Michigan
Prieseft
U.S
MSU
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