Enchanting Summer at the Brock Cabin Adventure Ends in Change
Victoria and Catherine enjoy a carefree lake getaway at Anna Brock’s cabin while Magda plans a Nevada divorce from Victoria’s father. The siblings adapt to a new family dynamic as Magda’s arrest drama unfolds and Victoria faces a school year with a changing home life.
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Brock Place
Anna
Magda
Victoria
Anna Brock
New York
Catherine
San Rafael
Vic
Nevada
Reno
Dad
Mother
Sister Beata
Big Manners
Argentine
Europe
Mother Raymond
Ferdinand Manners
Chalmers
Burlingame
California
Chalmers Place
Chalmers House
Cost of crops fixes profits in Michigan sugar beets
A Michigan State College summary of cost records from 87 sugar beet growers shows wide variation in profitability. Data on yields per acre, labor costs, production costs, and marketing costs explain why some farmers lose money while others earn solid profits. The study notes 10.2 tons per acre yielding a $16.73 net per acre, and top yields at 14.3 tons with $37.32 net per acre. It also compares row widths influencing yields and costs, with narrower rows at 12.7 tons and $3.47 per ton versus wider rows at 9.7 tons and $4.23 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Farm Management Department
Michigan State College
K. T. Wright
H. B. Taylor
College
Making old houses more livable on the farm
Michigan farm families hear advice from C H Jefferson of Michigan State College on affordable home improvements. Start with simple steps like a sink and drain, then expand to plumbing, electricity, heating, weather stripping, closets, floors, and safer stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
C. H. Jefferson
Michigan State College Agricultural Engineering Department
Stop in the Name of the Law and the Pauper Voter Question
A writer questions public relief rules requiring pauper status for voting rights and asks whether such limits could affect the legitimacy of the President’s election. The piece cites a “reliefer” as a pauper and explores legal implications of disenfranchisement in relief policy.
Junior Farmers Visit Campus At Michigan State College
About 2000 high school boys from 230 vocational agriculture departments in Michigan will attend the eighteenth annual Junior Farmers Week on May 6 and 7 at Michigan State College. The event features demonstrations lectures and judging contests in poultry dairy livestock grain and potatoes plus a public speaking contest. The Michigan Future Farmers of America convention meets with Junior Farmers Week and Joe Black national president will speak at the banquet. Eugene B. Elliott and E. E. Gallup are among invited speakers. Boys stay in Demonstration Hall and the college gym. attendees will attend a Michigan State versus Western State Teachers College baseball game.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Robert Linton
College Education Department
Michigan Association of the Future Farmers of America
Joe Black
Wyoming
Eugene B. Elliott
Michigan State and
Western
State Teachers’ College of Kalamazoo
Publication Order in Simmons Estate Co-trustees Account
In Washtenaw County probate court the first annual account of Kneeland B. Simmons estate co trustees Lee Tescher and The State Savings Bank of Ann Arbor is set for examination and allowance on May 13, 1937 at ten in the forenoon. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Kneeland B. Simmons
Lee Tescher
State Savings Bank of
Michigan
Hayling
Saline Observer
Nora O. Borgert
Register of Probate
Final Administration Account in Muir Estate
Edward J. Muir as administrator with will annexed files a final administration account seeking allowance and distribution of the estate. The court orders the account hearing on April 6 1987 and directs publication for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge Amanda J. Muir presides. Nora Q. Borgert registers.
Foreclosure Sale Notice On Ann Arbor Property
In Washtenaw County Michigan the Huron Valley Building and Savings Association as assignee of a 1929 mortgage will sell at public auction June 19 1937 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor to satisfy a debt totaling 5828 57 with interest costs and attorney fees. The property is part of lots 1 and 2 in block 4 Hil's Addition to Ann Arbor described by metes and bounds. The mortgage was held by Horatio J Abbott and Florence S Abbott and assigned to Huron Valley Building and Savings Association. Mrs. Dowry note unrelated line about modern matchmakers fee appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio J. Abbott
Florence S. Abbott
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor Building and Loan Association
the Register of Deeds
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
County of
Washtenaw
City
Hil
State Street
Grove
Packard) Street
Grove Street
Michigan Corporation
W. E. van Amberingen
Ann Arbor Trust Building
Chancery notice in Washtenaw County Michigan suit
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court a publication order targets defendants named in a chancery suit by Walter H H Bancroft and Katherine Bancroft against Adolph Hoffstetter and others. The order requires appearance within eight months and publication within six weeks, with notices to be served personally or by publication in The Saline Observer. The case seeks to quiet title to a parcel in Ann Arbor described as lot 11 in Assessor's Plat 3. Adv April 3 18 22 28 May 138 28 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Hoffstetter
Gustave Adolph. Hoffstetter
Eliza Heisele
Samuel Denton
Martin Davis
John G. Gutekunst
John Jacob Kempf
John G. Gutekunts
Frederick Schumacher
Frederick Shumacer
Frederick Shoeh- Maker
Daniel Murry
Dan
Les Murray
Honora Murray
Honora E. Murray
Georgh Clarens
George Clarken
S. Denton
Ann Arbor
George W. Sample
V. E. van Ameringen
Saline
Washtenaw
Luella
M. Smith
City
Washtenaw County
Michigan
West Washington Street
Krause
Hoffstetter
Assessor
Annn Arbor
Vv. E. van Ameringen
Pronghorn Wet Antelope Overview
The pronghorn is not a true antelope but a cross of deer goat and giraffe. Zoologists note the Rocky Mountain goat resembles a true antelope more. The animal is extremely swift and often clears large distances, yet jumps low. A four foot fence can stop it. On plains its warning tail signals danger, and curiosity has cost lives as timid pronghorns pause to inspect objects. Hunters sometimes lure them with a rag on a stick.
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Iia
Washington Star
Plains
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Beauty
Kathleen Norris
WNU Service
Keith Herrendeen
Santa Barbara
Arnolds
Ferdinand Avisa Y Castello
Mother Dearest
May Finee
May
Ferdy
May Smith
Tony Feeney
Paris
Madame Finee
Vicky
Grace Peacock
Margery King
Joe Peacock
Margery
Milan
T* Health Department
Milan Township
York Township
Villa
Amanda J. Muir
Edward J. Muir
Nora Q. Borgert
Chancery Notice
Walter HH
Bancroft and
Katherine
Bancroft
Plaintiffs
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