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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
8
Notice of foreclosure by Huron Valley Building and Savings Association against Raymond E. Seeger and Margaret Steinke Seeger. The sale of Lot 8 in Wildwood Park Addition, Ann Arbor Washtenaw County, Michigan, set for February 24 1934 at 10 00 AM at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Court House.
Probate Court of Wish Naw County orders examination and allowance of L. E. Fairbank’s final account as Guardian of Joseph Gauss Incompetent. Hearing set February 23, 1934 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Ann Arbor office. Publication for three weeks in The Saline Observer.
The text argues that advertising creates public desires that raise living standards and enable new products to gain traction. It notes advertising’s decisive role in popularizing new devices and comforts, while also mentioning a metaphor about mayflies that live briefly as winged adults after lengthy larval stages.
The Huron Valley Building and Savings Association will sell the land in Ann Arbor on February 24, 1934 at 10:00 a.m. All payments due on the May 14 1927 mortgage by Charles A Parks and Rathel A Parks have accrued including principal interest taxes and insurance with a total due of 2432 37 dollars. The parcel is the east 33 feet of lot 12 in block 7 south of Huron Street Maynard Morgan Addition. Attorney W E Van Ameringen represents the mortgagee.
Michigan State College dairy experts warn that an oversupply has driven dairy profits to vanishing points. Two cures are proposed: cull poorer cows to reduce production, or boost demand by encouraging higher per capita milk and dairy consumption.
State of Michigan Probate Court of Washte nao County orders publication of notice for Edward Wild petition to admit will and grant administration. Hearing set February 27, 1984 at 10 A M in the Saline Observer. Publication once weekly for three weeks. Nora O. Borgert Register of Probate. Feb 1 8 15 1934.
The Washtenaw County Probate Court announces a hearing on estate claims for John Feuerbacher Sr. Creditors must file claims by May 29, 1934 and attend hearings on March 29 and May 29, 1934 at ten in the forenoon in Ann Arbor. Dated January 22, 1934. Jay G. Pray, Probate Judge.
The Detroit Trust Company filed its twelfth annual account as Trustee. The court orders February 15, 1934 at 10:00 AM for hearing. Notice to be published for three successive weeks in the Saline Observer in Washtenaw County. Jay G Prays Judge Nora O Borgert Register. January 25 February 1 8 1934
This notice advertises The Observer and The Pathfinder delivering global and local news with a biweekly bargain price. For just 1.75 dollars per year you receive both papers every two weeks, and readers can request a sample to evaluate the offering.
Home economics specialists at Michigan State College present ten inexpensive menus for nursery age children. Each meal includes lettuce on whole wheat bread and milk, with minimal salt and pepper. Dishes feature items like mashed potato, creamed liver, buttered beets, apple sauce, macaroni and tomato, buttered cabbage, and crisp bacon among others.
The Ancona is praised as a top utility breed with glossy black plumage and white spots, noted for dirt resistance and strong egg production. It resembles the Leghorn in type, with large eyes for its size, and is suggested for profitable egg farming and exhibition. Muskrat meat trade volumes are also cited.
In Washtenaw County Michigan on January 30 1934 Judge Jay G Pray presided in the matter of Frederick Schiweitzer deceased. Administrator Lloyd B Fairbank filed final account and petition for its allowance and distribution of residue. The court scheduled February 23 1984 at ten o clock for hearing and ordered public notice in The Saline Online Observer for three consecutive weeks. A true copy Nora O Borgert Register of Probate.
Circuit Court of Wash tenaw County issues order requiring defendant Mary Richards to appear within three months or face judgment. Publication to begin within two weeks in The Saline Observer. Lee N. Brown, attorney for plaintiff Max A. Richards. Filed February 1, 1934.
Michigan State soils department reports seedings of alfalfa or clover in oats or barley gain from fertilizer, especially 4-16-4 at 250 pounds per acre. Trials in Tuscola County show alfalfa in oats up 17 pounds per acre and alfalfa in barley up 1,320 pounds on fertilized plots.
Poem fragment reflects a somber mood about aging and past sins. The speaker hopes for a brighter future when the world rights itself. Recurrent lines urge the forlorn child to dry tears and return home to prayer as life improves.
A historical reader notice from Xenia Ohio urges church members to adopt a 10 point code. It calls for weekly three hours of spiritual cultivation, regular attendance, tithes, family participation, child accompaniment, faith sharing, loyalty to church leadership, prayers for government, and keeping Sunday first. The item appears in the Evening Gazette with a liner-ads prompt.
Small Farms Own advertises five to ten acre homes in Sunny Southern California near Los Angeles. It highlights crops such as alfalfa apples peaches pears grapes and poultry with good soil and climate. Five acres cost 495 dollars with 25 dollars down and 5 dollars monthly payments. Contact R. C. Kimbrough Room 729 Sonik Main St Los Angeles California.
A. J. Glover editor of Hoard's Dairyman tells Farmers Week that current woes mirror past downturns. He cites 1844 patent optimism despite primitive farming and urges dairymen to cull low producers and focus on balanced rations, production based feeding, strong herd sires, and pasture use for a rebound.
Zeeland Michigan poultrymen discuss shift from natural brooding to incubators and mechanization. Blood testing and veterinary advances allow on-farm disease screening for pullorum and avian tuberculosis, with clinics in hen houses for rapid results and faster culling of reactors.
R H Crosswhite custodian of Wyandotte high school gymnasium heard his inherited stamp collection valued at 11000 dollars. The set started 75 years ago by his parents. An 1861 United States stamp is believed to be the rarest. A specimen once sold for about 3000 dollars.
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