Notice to Creditor Estate of LaFayette Crosby
Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan sets hearing for administrator A J Warren to obtain license to sell real estate for debts. Hearing scheduled January 24 at 10:00 AM at the Washtenaw Probate Office in Ann Arbor. Publication required in The Saline Observer for three weeks.
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Jay G. Pray
LaFayette Crosby
A. J. Warren
Saline
Michigan farmers sweep hay and grain awards at international show
Michigan exhibitors topped rye and oats classes at the International Hay and Grain Show last month winning multiple prizes. Hutzler from South Manitou Island led rye and the island’s grain won several awards, with Adam Beck among champions. A. H. Laylin of Mason won hay grand champion with Lynn Jessell of Leslie reserve oats. Michigan also placed in wheat, field beans, field peas, and white winter wheat with numerous top finishes across regions.
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Adam Beck
A. H. Laylin
Mason
Lynn Jessell
Leslie
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Saline
Warren Finkpenner
Clinton
J. C. Wilk
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Charles Knoon
Ewen
A. W. Jewett
L. Jewett
A. W. Jewett, Jr
Michigan Storm
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L. H. Laylin
Prairie
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J. ©. Wilk
A. J. Lutz
Ideho
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Utah
A L. Wright
Deckerville
Publication Order in Estate of Walter Morden
In Washtenaw County Michigan the Detroit Trust Company as trustee of Walter S Morden deceased files its fifth annual account and seeks approval. The judge orders the hearing for January 14 at 10:00 AM in the probate office. Notices will run in the Saline Observer for successive weeks before the hearing.
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Heaaring
Saline Observer
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Nicaragua Crisis Prompted U S Naval Action In 1926
Edward W. Pickard surveys U S policy in Nicaragua where Rear Admiral Latimer has set a neutral zone along the east coast, disarming both sides as Liberals and Conservatives clash. President Coolidge defends intervention as protecting lives and property, while Senators Borah and Moses debate troop withdrawal and future policy.
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Britain proposes tariff autonomy plan for China and surtax use
Britain outlines a new Orient policy calling for treaty revisions after China's national government is formed, seeks tariff autonomy, and rejects foreign tutelage. It favors unconditional surtaxes from Washington, faces mixed reactions in Paris Tokyo and Peking, and notes rising tension as Chiang Tso-lin gains control.
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Chang Tso-lin
Manchuria
Peking
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