Mortgage Notice of Foreclosure in Ypsilanti
Walter H. Cain mortgage to William Braun dated February 4 1928 and recorded February 7 1928 in Washtenaw County Michigan. Foreclosure by public sale scheduled May 20 1932 at ten o clock at the Ann Arbor courthouse for $406.75 plus costs. property described as Lot 50 in Gilbert's Addition, Ypsilanti. Mortgagee attorney listing dates through May 12 1932.
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Walter H. Cain
Ypsilanti
Washteynaw
Michigan
Office of
the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw
Hiay
William Braun
Lee N. Brown
PAA
Ida M. Dundap
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Flora G Duncan
Register of Deeds
Mary E. Smith
Flora Duncan
State of
Court House
County of
Washteriaw
Judgow
Flora
G. Idungan
W.B
Ameringen
Ann “Arbor
Harold Benns
Bessie Benns
Benjamin D. Thompson
John E. Engel
Office of the Register of Deeds
Mortgazres
Ypsitant
State News in Brief Highlights Michigan 1931 Airports and Officials
Seventeen Michigan cities including Cheboygan Lansing Midland and St Clairsh established airports and landing fields in 1931 bringing licensed totals to 71 Grand Rapids budget request for 450 000 at Grand Rapids post office denied A 1480 predicted Michigan automobile fatality count for 1931 exceeds health department figures Elk horn set largest in Michigan presented to Kent Scientific Museum Found in Clare County Estimated 44 1 2 inches long Ann Arbor University of Michigan welcomes about 413 new students with total enrollment around 1900s Missing details due to fragmented text and multiple local notices continue across the state
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Lansing
Michigan
Cheboygan
Midland
St. Clairs
Grand Rapids
Budget Bureau
Washington, D. C
Laurence A. Lyon
State Health Department
Kent Scientific Museum
R. Disbrow
Ewart
Cranberry Lake
Clare County
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Alice Griswold
National Airplane Club
Mason
Kenneth LaClear
Michigan Reformatory
LaTlear
Charles B. Collingwood
Jonia
LaClear
Hex
Grand Haven
United ‘States’ Bureau of Fisheries
Federal Bureau
St. Joseph
Sleeping Bear Point
Jackson
Detroit House of Correction
State Prison Commission
State Administrative Board
Muskegon
Will H. Herren
Henry “Banks
Herren
Clemens
Pauline Fontes
Fontes
Menomines
Menominee Iskérmen
Green Bay
Chine Students Garden
James Tatrow
Garden
Brenan ‘Department
W. CG. “Hyatt Grocery
Jeffry, Pharmacy
Kingston Gas & Oil Co
Kingston Lumber Co
Kingston Elevator Co
Walter Lege
Frank Anthony
Anthony
Beulah Anthony
State Tax Commission
Clare—County
Joseph Ladd
Harrison
Clare
State Capitol
Prindepville Jackson
Austin Blair
Austin Bleig Memorial County Park
Niley
Jack Peak
Ima
Alo
P.D. Blatz
Avbick
Monroe
Congress
Howell
Willis Hasty
Lorette Gannon
Hartlani Consolidated School
Washington
J. Robert Crouse
Cleveland
Hartland
Lois Pixley
Crouse
Olds
United States
Department of Agriculture
New ‘York Jed
Penneylvania
Ohio
Heensen
Origin of the American dollar sign linked to Spanish pillar coins
In 15th century Iberia, a pillar-dollar coin showed two intertwined columns with a garland and Plus Ultra. English speakers called it pillar dollars and adopted the symbol. When Congress minted the dollar in 1787, bankers used the same device as the dollar sign, an S with a double bar.
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Charles Prince
Spain
Iberian Peninsula
South America
United States Congress
Ancient English Clock Recovered For Salisbury Cathedral
An old English clock, dating to around 1386 and once housed in a bell tower, was salvaged and installed in the north transept of Salisbury Cathedral. After years of neglect, it was recovered in 1884 by a newer timepiece’s replacement and recently reconstructed to reclaim its historic prominence.
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England
Salisbury
Evolution of U S Agriculture Leadership in the 19th Century
The Department of Agriculture origins trace to 1886 with the patent commissioner overseeing seed distributions. By 1854 a magamdlorist and later botanists joined, a propagating warden began, and President Lincoln moved the patent office in 1862 under Isaac Newton as the first agriculture commissioner. Nathan J Colman, Cleveland era, became the first secretary and cabinet member in 1889.
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Department of Agriculture
Kentrsa
Patent Office
Lincoln
Isaac Newton
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Nathan J."colman
Take Your Time Take Your Time Take Your Time
Three year old Little Johnny climbs furniture and cabinets prompting a heart stopping moment for his mother. She sets him down quickly and he calmly says Take your time mamma in response from the Rutland Herald.
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Johnny
Rutland Herald
Ring fashion in spring and summer demand bold stones
Shakespeare noted spring ring time as peak for purchases. A London jeweler describes how long fingers suit large stones in square or oval settings, while shorter fingers benefit from heavy wide rings. The passage reflects beauty advice on selecting rings by finger type.
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Shakespeare
London
Rhine Steamer Trips and Scenic Journeys Recall Old Castles
The account describes Rhine steamer voyages from Mainz to Cologne and short trips from Düsseldorf to Königswinter with winter scenery. It mentions castles along the shore, sometimes shadowed by memories of past events, and notes the Drachenfels and Gutenberg area near Bonn.
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the Rhine
Mainz
Colonge
Dusseldorf
Konigs
Passini
Bonn
Alzo Con
Drachenfel
Gutenberg
Ancient Greek coins spread across realms and eras
The text traces ancient Greek coinage from Greece proper and colonies in the Mediterranean, highlighting major regions like Macedonia, Italy, Sicily, Syria, Egypt, Carthage, Spain, and France. It notes the principal gold staters, silver units such as the tetradrachm and drachm, and small copper pieces, suggesting coins existed for centuries and valued by beauty and rarity.
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Greece
Mediterranean
Macedonia
Italy
Sicily
Assus Minor
Syria
Egypt
Carthage
Spain
France
Asia
Commissioners Notice in Michigan Probate Case
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against the estate of Fred Robison deceased Four months from February 6 1982 creditors may present claims The meetings will be at Citizens Bank Saline Michigan on April 18 1932 and June 13 1932 at 10 00 a m for examining and adjusting said claims Dated Ann Arbor February 6 1932
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State OF Michigan
Conny of
Washtenaw
Fred Robison
Citizens Bank
Saline
Michigan
Said
Ann “Arbor
Mortgage Foreclosure Notices From Ann Arbor Area
Foreclosure actions are announced for multiple Washtenaw County mortgages. Ida M Dundap and Mary E Smith to Flora Duncan face sale at the Ann Arbor courthouse February 27 1932. Harold and Bessie Benns to William Braun face sale April 12 1932. William Braun attorney for mortgagees.
Mortgage Sale Notice for Washtenaw County Michigan
Foreclosure notice for Louis Batterson and Amag Batterson on a real estate mortgage dated September 5 1927 in Washtenaw County Michigan. Property described as Lot 1 Block 10 Normal Park Addition Ypsilanti. Sale set for April 28 1953 at the Court House in Washtenaw County. Attorney for Mortgagee.
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Louis Batterson
Amag Batterson
Washtenaw
Michigan
Pan Wadiam
Office of the Register of Deeds
Ypsilanti
Mortgage Sale Forecloses on Washtenaw County Property
Default on a 1926 mortgage by William C Fisk and Minnie Li Fisk to William Braun triggers foreclosure. Property in Ypsilanti includes lots 22 23 24 25 26 and 128 in Ainsworth Park Subdivision, with specified releases, sale set for April 1 1932 at 10 am at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor Michigan.
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William C.fisk
Minnie Li
Wisk
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Ainsworth Park
Welliam Braun
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