Michigan Raccoon Hunting Regulations Issued 1930
The Conservation Commission orders a one year ban on hunting raccoon in Michigan with limited hunting windows in the Lower Peninsula and specifies trapping periods north of Saginaw Bay and other bounds. Signed June 2 1930 by Director George R Hogarth and officials William H Loutit Ray H Cotton. Publication August 14 21 28 1930.
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Conservation Commission
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Saginaw Bay
Department of
George R. Hogarth
WM. H. Loutit
Ray HE. Cotton
The
Director of Conservation
Township 16
Department of Conservation
Ray BH
Cotton
State OF
Havin
Lower
Mortgage Sale Notice and Probate Commissioners Claim Hearing
Mortgagee Austin S. Robison announces sale of property in Washtenaw County Michigan to satisfy principal interest and fees on a 1922 mortgage to Lewis Riley and Etta Riley. Notice also covers probate commission hearings for Peter Gramer estate and a conservation order restricting mink trapping dates in Michigan.
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Lewis Riley
Etta Riley
Austin S. Robison
County of
Washisnaw
State of
Michigan
Huron Street
Court House
Ann Arbor
Circuit Court
County of Washtenaw
Saie
Saline
Washtenaw
Chicago Road
Daniel Bibben
Danie Bibben
Town
Austin
S. Robison
Michigan Conservation Regulates Ruffed Grouse and Prairie Chickens
A 1930 Michigan conservation order restricts hunting ruffed grouse and prairie chickens in the Upper and Lower Peninsulas. The rule, issued under P. A. 1925, imposes a limited season from October 15 to October 20 and names WM. B. H. Loutit as chairman and Ray E. Cotton as secretary.
Michigan Muskrat Trapping Rules Published in 1930
The commission announces hunting restrictions under Act 230. Trapping muskrats is legal in the Upper Peninsula from November 1 to 30, and in the Lower Peninsula north of Township 16 North and west of Saginaw Bay from December 1 to 31. Published June 2, 1930. Secretary Ray H. Cotton.
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Lipowolks
Michigan
Lichigan
Midseason vogue features bold jacket and dress contrasts
Fashion notes from 1930 highlight jackets and short coats over dresses in bright colors and white accents. Red jackets over white frocks, navy and nautical whites, and pastel pairings dominate, with velveteen paletots and shoulder-cape sleeves adding novelty to fall ensembles.
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Jolia
Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Summer hats dominate the fashion scene in 1930
Western Newspaper Union report by Tula Bottomley describes midsummer style trends with large brimmed hats in black and white ensembles, airy openwork straws, and gay prints. White gowns paired with black hats and delicate color accents highlight Parisian influence and new all white hat silhouettes.
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Paris
Tula Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Christian Science Notes Saline Society Services
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds services in the hall above Citizens Bank with Sunday 10:30 a.m. worship and Wednesday 7:30 p.m. testimonials. Sunday school follows the morning service for pupils under 20. The August 17 lesson sermon, titled Soul, quotes from Isaiah 26:9 and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Christian Science Society “of
Saline
Citizens Bank
Christian Science
Mary Saker
Eddy
Observations on Henry Ormsby and social rites
Henry Ormsby still plays a snappy game of base ball and is said to enter Dad Germaine's class within twenty years. The text notes a girl's sudden silence at sixteen unless formally introduced to men who have watched her grow up.
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Henry Ormsby
Dad Germaine
Oldest Inhabitants Recall 1879 Dry Summer Fires
Local reminiscences recount 1879 as a remarkably dry year with widespread woods and marsh fires causing crop damage and hard times. Wells ran dry and springs yielded little water while churches held special meetings praying for rain across the state.
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Manchester _Enterprise
Notice of Hearing Claims Estate of Ruth Mood
Court in Wash tenaw County Michigan hears claims against Ruth Mood, deceased. Creditors have four months from August 1930 to file claims at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor. The hearings are set for October 11 1930 and December 11 1930 at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
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State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
Peter Gramer
Saline. Savings Bank
Salitze
Said
Ann Arbor
Lee Tescher
Alwin R. Burkhardt
Ruth “Mood
Jay G.pray
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Wuerth Arcade
William H. Murray
A. A. Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway Ann. Arbor
North Fourth Ave
E. M. Wurster
Cc. H. Schroen
Red Arrow Club
Schlanderer & Seyfried
Jewelers
Joseph L. Arnet
Ann Arbor, Mich
American Rug Cleaning Works
Haller’s
State Street Jewelers
Hamilton Business College
State
William Streeta
Axn Arbor, Michh
Navne
Order of the” Conservation Commission—Raccoon
Stivers. & Hooper
First National Building
State OF Michigan
Order of the Conservation Commission—Muskrats
Julius H
Niehaus
Minerva Rd
Christian Science Notes
Saline Business Directory
McKay Steels
A. J. Warren Tornado
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
W. E. Dietiker
Jay W. Harmon
Pocket
Michigan Avenue
Frigidaire
A.L. Westphal
Michigan Ave
Chrysler
Plymouth
Pontiac
Oakland
International Farm Implements
Parsons & Dodge
Fitzgerald & Son Barbers
Ann Arbor Street
A. Armbruster
Standard Oil Products
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