A Northland Romance Ends in a Harsh Rescue
In a brutal blizzard sequence, Locasto fights for life as he drifts toward death. He is found by Jim and the halfbreed in a cabin and thawed from the cold. Surgeons perform a dangerous hand amputation to save him, ending with a grim, hopeful note as the scene closes.
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Halfhe Eed
Jill
Ophir
Jim
Ile
LieBy
Berna
Dawson
Locasto
Glengyle
Antry
Moth
Ble
Rka
Disease battle brings hope amid livestock losses
The U S Department of Agriculture reports progress in eradicating tick fever and improving control of tuberculosis hog cholera and contagious abortion. It urges herd owners to cooperate, notes 24 of 35 world diseases present here and five states free of tick fever, and offers free printed guidance on inoculation dips and parasite management.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Dept
Federal Bureau
U. S. Dept. of Agricultural
Washington
D.C
Clever forger targets Ypsilanti merchants
Aged con artist Patrick McMannus, 85, served six months for forgery and absconded with about 80 from merchants before leaving town. Police warn of his travel as he used blank checks from Mason Bank and cashed them in several cities, while Bowling Green reports about 200 dollars stolen. McMannus remains at large. Dog licenses in Washtenaw County rise to 383 owners with eight in Ypsilanti. fees double after February 28. Three licensed kennels operate in Washtenaw County.
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Ypsi
Patrick McMannus
Ingham
Wall Street
Trousseau
First State and Savings Bank of Mason
Patrick
Bowling Green
Ohio
Silsby
McMannus
Ingham County
Ann Arbor
Frank Ticknor
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw County
Stuart Brothers
York Township
Oliver Dix
Salem Township
Albert Reiman
Yp- Silanti Township
Ann’' Arbor Tribune
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Washtenaw County Property
Default made in a real estate mortgage by Harold Benns and Bessie Benns to William Braun dated November 14 1927 and recorded November 15 1927. Mortgagee claims due 818.81 dollars and the mortgage will be foreclosed by public sale to the highest bidder on April 17 1980 at 10 a.m. at the south front door of the Court House in Ann Arbor Michigan. Sale of Lot Five in Washtenaw County described by deed dated June 10 1908 from Benjamin D Thompson to John E Engel. Dated January 13 1986 William Braun mortgagee and Lewis L Brown attorney for mortgagee. January 16 February 6 March 6 April 3 11 1930.
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Harold Benns
Bessie Benns
William Braun
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Alln' Arbor
Ypsilanti
County of Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Benjamin D
Good Ration Schemes Boost Ewe Flock Before Lambing
Michigan State College specialists advise a grain mix of equal bran and oats, plus barley or corn, fed 0.5 to 1 lb daily the month before lambing. Add legume hay and at least 1.5 lb of clover or alfalfa if other forage is given, with roots or silage up to 2–3 lb daily. Ewes in good condition with exercise yield healthy, steadily growing lambs.
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Michigan State College
Poor Rabbit Vacation Ends in Michigan StateCourse
Brer Rabbit shifts from storybook fun to an economic race as Michigan State College hosts a five day class March 10 to 14 for rabbit breeders. Professors and experts from Indiana and Michigan will teach feeding, disease control, marketing and judging with a rabbit show spanning the last four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
John C. Fehr
Indianapolis
Ind
E. G. Baxter
Webster
F. H. Langworthy
Albion
State College
Vandalism Damages Marble Park Cemetery Vase
Community laments deliberate destruction of a landmark at Marble Park cemetery. The big stone vase, once a beauty spot and admired work of Mr. Marble, was loosened, dumped into the fountain, and shattered beyond repair by unidentified vandals in the past weeks.
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Marble Park Cemetery
Marble
Milan
Central Lode Notes and Social Gathers
Elmer Drake returned from the hospital. Miss Blanche Manor visited Miss Ella Gensley Tuesday evening. Mrs. William Lindemann and others spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. Herman Grosshans. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Redden attended Mrs. Starks’s funeral in Manchester Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bruckner of Ann Arbor called on Edgar Drake and daughter Gertie Sunday. The Canbys and son Duane of Ann Arbor visited Mrs. John Manor and family Sunday. Carl and Elizabeth Cornell and the Manor sisters visited the Sund ay hosts. Dewey Agner celebrated his birthday with dancing and a good time Monday evening.
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Elmer Drake
Arthur Drake
Blanche Manor
Ella Gensley
William Lindemann
Herman Grosshans
Jay Redden
Starks
Manchester
Jacob Bruckner
Ann Arbor
Edgar Drale
Gertie
Leonard Canby
Duane
Another Victory Over Rheumatism For Konjola
Grand Rapids resident Gustave Zech reports long standing rheumatism eased after taking five Konjola bottles. He describes relief from foot leg pain and improved appetite and kidney comfort. Konjola sold at O C Wheelers in Saline and at area druggists.
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Gustave Zech
Corrine Street
S. W
Grand Rapids
O. C. Wheeler's
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Robert W. Service
W. Bervica
Buzzard
Eadway
Jey
Pady
Halfbreed
Pye
Fashionright Smartness
N.washington
Augustus Co
Michigan Ave
Ypsilanti, Mich
the Dependable Ladies’ Store
Webb & Marrs
Joseph Miller Company
Jewelers
Candyland
Jack H. Pappas
West Michigan Ave
Jack
Federal
Santa Claug
Far Cause College
Ypsilanti’s
Mich
Moffett-Frank Company, Inc
Buster Brown Shoe Store
West Michigan Avenue
Michigan Avenue
Ypsilanti, Michigan
W. G. Hayes
Diamond Art
Gruen and
Elgin
West Michigan St
Skinner
Exide
Auto Electric
Exide Service
N. Huron
Chas. F. Horn
S. Washington St
Durant’s
Earl Wolverton
Hzekial Wolverton
Blissfield High School
Michigan Livestock Loss Prevention Association
Norris ‘Wilber
Agricultural Department
O. B. Price
Detroit
New York Central Railway
Wolverton
Smith Hughes Agricultural
Blissfield
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