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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
8
Probate Court in Washtenaw County schedules April hearing on petition to grant administration of John Wiedmayer estate to See Tescehr or another suitable person. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in a county newspaper. Patsy Nora Borgert, Register of Probate.
Buyers of Michigan field peas say acreage can safely expand a little in 1933 as the crop recovered from a 36 percent drop last year from the 10 year average. Prices at $1.25 per bushel for good peas yield per acre higher than many crops, with popular varieties including Canadian field peas and Scotch green. The state’s peas are grown mainly in the northern Lower Peninsula and various Upper Peninsula areas.
On March 23 30 and April 6 1933 Judge Jay G Pray of Probate set April 15 1983 for hearing a petition by Jay DePuy to admit an instrument as the last will and testament and to grant administration with will annexed to Lloyd E Fairbanks or another suitable person. Public notice requires publication in The Saline Observer for three successive weeks.
Mortgagee Huron Valley Building and Savings Association will auction at public sale the property in Ann Arbor Michigan to satisfy principal 2432.48 interest 182.37 taxes 309.01 and attorney fee 35.00 plus costs. The property is Lot 52 Grand View Subdivision Section 30 Town 2 South Range 6 East. Sale set May 6 1938 at 10:07 am at the Court House Ann Arbor Michigan.
Macon Ww. Eb reports Welfare club postponement to April 20. Meanwhile residents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richmond visited Mr. and Mrs. George Rose in Adrian, and Miss Erma Van Valkenberg of Tipton spent the weekend with Naomi Frost. Various local families and guests gather for visits and events across Macon, Tecumseh, and adjacent towns.
Probate court in Washtenaw County Michigan announces four months from March 28 1933 for creditors to file claims against Otilda Alber deceased. Claims due by August 2 1933 and will be heard June 2 1933 and August 2 1933 at ten in the forenoon in Ann Arbor office. Judge Jay G Pray presiding.
Michigan State College soils department develops a field test to measure calcium carbonates nitrates and other elements in soil. County agricultural agents will carry the testing kit April training to guide farmers on fertilizer effectiveness and soil health.
The Lodi Township annual financial statement for the year ending March 29, 1933 lists funds and balances including Contingent Fund Highway Improvement Fund and School Fund. It shows on hand amounts, receipts from the tax roll, and expenses such as printing, salaries, and bonds with signatures of Supervisor F. Grosshans and Clerk A. Gensley dated March 29, 1933.
Ann Arbor Daily News reports H. S. Osler agricultural agent takes over directing Washtenaw county boys and girls club activities after Arthur E Hagen resigns effective Saturday. County supervisors and state extension director approve curtailment of club activities with Osler to carry on duties. report due at April 40 meeting.
Lansing April 3 The Michigan Agricultural College probe yields a satire oriented to taxpayers with notes on a professor with an honorary degree and a music teacher charging 50 cents per student concert and $750 for solo work. It mentions Dr Kedzie and ideas about licensing painters, rabbit hunting on Sundays, and brief biographies in the 1933 Michigan Manual.
Ivey the Homemaker Corner offers a brief note on fashioning hats from heavy wire to save closet space and conserve textile use. The terse guidance mentions disposal and storage tips and references dt Lee LOE DaLSe and rey in unclear context.
Practical notes on food choices and cleaning habits including sauerkraut with salmon or carrots and peanuts, Whiting as a bath cleanser, milk calcium benefits, time saving sewing tips, and decluttering advice to create order and ease in the home.
The Michigan State College dairy department pushes trading proven herd sire bulls to reduce replacement costs. Last year 38 of 50 listed bulls were traded or leased, with some three way trades. Meetings in 16 counties explained the plan and more will follow. farmers can learn from county agents or herd improvement testers. No listing fee.
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