Notice to Creditors Zilphia Davenport estate Washtenaw County
Probate Court of Washtenaw County announces four months from April 12 1921 for creditors to file claims against Zilphia Davenport late of Ann Arbor Michigan. Claims must be presented to the Probate Office for examination and allowance by August 13 1921 with hearings June 13 and August 13 at ten in the forenoon. Judge Emory E Leland presiding.
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Ann Arbor
Emory E, Leland
Candy for Everyone in Saline and Vicinity
An advertisement proclaims a local headquarters for candy of all kinds for young and old. It promises pleasing gifts for wives, sweethearts, daughters, or sons with boxes of candy for any occasion.
Ice Cream at the Interurban by C H Baker Mer At
An Interurban venue advertises ice cream for dine in or take home. C H Baker, merchant at the Interurban, invites a crowd to join in the enjoyment.
Charngold touted as top substitute for butter today
Advertisement asserts CHARNGOLD is the best butter substitute available without doubt, highlighting its quality and superior taste compared with traditional butter in today’s market.
Bailey & Stark Offer Repair for Old Cave Troughs
Bailey and Stark advertise replacement troughs as a remedy for aging cave troughs, promoting new installations to restore functionality.
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Bailey & Stark
Court order in Krautner chancery case in Saline
In the Circuit Court of Washtenaw County Michigan a chancery case Mary Krautner vs John Krautner is discussed. Because John Krautner resides in Ohio the court orders his appearance within three months or the bill will be confessed. Publication is set in Saline Observer weekly for six weeks or personal service twenty days before appearance.
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Eo Arbor
Said
George W
Sample
Mary Krautner
John Krautner
John, Krautner
Saline
Martin Baltes
George W. Sample
Claramon L. Pray
Probate hearing set for Mary Sherman estate in Washtenaw
In Washtenaw County Probate Court on April 2 1921 Judge Emory E Leland hears petition by Jane Sherman to admit the last will of Mary Sherman to probate and appoint an administrator with will annexed with appraisers and commissioners. The hearing is set for May 3 at 10 am at the probate office with notices to be published in the Saline Observer for three weeks.
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Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Emory EF. Leland
Mary Sherman
Jane Sherman
Saline
Knox Peace Resolution In Introduced And Tariff Bill Debated
The article reviews President Harding's stance on international policy and domestic measures. It notes support for Knox peace resolution with amendments, push for an emergency tariff bill, and ongoing Colombia treaty ratification as key items before Congress. It also covers labor unrest, British miners strike resolution, and recent steel price cuts shaping economic outlook.
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Rica
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Alsop
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