Bookplate intrigue and tea break in a rare-book shop
In a London style shop, Captain Ashland visits as Miss Fuller battles a tight deadline to finish a rare-book catalogue. Amid tea, printer strikes, and a looming deadline, colleagues rally to finish notes and process a prized Clarihen’s Notes bookplate, with tensions over timing and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrow
Ashland
America
Alfred the Great
King Alfred
the Legal Federation
Clarihen
Colfax
Case
Deliberate Book Sale Sparks Curious Exchange
A man reads a book in a seaside laboratory setting and notes Miss Fuller will not be happy unless hindering others. He comments on interrupting the reading to request another American tea party as they plan to sell the book and its plate separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Mr. Roberts
Clarihen
Rural groups meet at state college during Farmers Week
Thirty seven Michigan farm organizations representing thousands of farmers will hold annual meetings at Michigan State College February 4 to 8 as Farmers Week shifts focus from individual effort to collaborative action. Mornings are free for sectional meetings and planning while exhibits and contests engage Rural groups throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Farrmers
Michigan State College
Mortgage Sale Notice for Schultz Property in Ann Arbor
Default on a November 1994 mortgage to Michigan Trust Company prompts sale. Roscoe O. Bonisters represents the mortgagee. date of notice January 9 152 with subsequent ad dates listed. Sale set for April ith at 10:00 AM at the Washtenaw County Circuit Court front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Schultz
Lola B. Schultz
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Michigan Trust Company
Grand Rapids
Washtenany
State of
Washtenaw
William Street
Thompson Street
Huron Street
Wiliam Street
Ann Arbor Gand Company
Arend V. Lubec
Wm. H. Perkins
Glorious Health Claims Lead to Mortgage Foreclosure Notice
An advertisement quotes Mrs Lena J Martin praising Konjola for stomach relief and renewed energy, noting its sale in Saline and widely in Michigan. It also contains a mortgage foreclosure notice for Leo A Hepner and Ose L Hepner to William Braun, with a sale set for March 28 1929 at the Washtenaw County Court House Annex in Ann Arbor to satisfy $443.63 plus costs on Lot 5 in Hile Crest Subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonjola
Lena J. Martin
Ceresco
Michigan
Battle Creek
O. C. Wheeler’s
Leo A Hepner
Ose L. Hepner
William Braun
Washtenaw County
Commissioners Notice to creditors in Emma Nissly estate
Probate Court appointees Lee Teschner and Edwin Feldkamp announce four months to file claims against Emma Nissly’s estate in Washtenaw County Michigan. They will meet at Saline Savings Bank Saline on March 9 and May 9 at 10 a.m. to receive and adjust claims. Dated January 3 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
Emma
Nissly
Saline Savings Bank
Saline
Lee Tescher
Edwin H. Feldkamp
Sisson Sisson Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County
Michigan circuit court in Ann Arbor on September 5 1928 orders Charles W Sisson to appear within three months or judgment by default. Publication of this notice to be in the Saline Observer. George W Sample circuit judge Lee N Brown attorney. Jan 8 31 Feb 7 14 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Michigan
Publication order for Walter S. Morden estate hearing
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on January 4 1928 Judge Jay G Pray presided over the estate of Walter S Morden. The Detroit and Security Trust Company requests hearing and allowance of its annual account. Hearing set for February 6 at 10 am at the Probate Office. A copy of the order will be published in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Walter S. Morden
Detroit and Security Trust Company of
Detroit
Saline
Winter Walks On Through Campaign Beside Us
The piece notes that winter persists regardless of political campaigns, describing the season's slow, regular advance and its quiet presence alongside the public discourse. It emphasizes the steady progression of cold weather amid news and votes.
Public Notice in Washtenaw Probate Court 1929
In the Washtenaw Probate Court at Ann Arbor on December 27 1928 petition by Emma Stierle asks for administration of Lydia Clough estate to Lee Tesch er or another suitable person. Hearing set for January 22 at 10 o clock with appraisers and commissioners to be appointed. publication to be made weekly for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Lydia Clough
Emma Stierle
Nora O. Borgert
Register
Chancery Order in Young vs Young
The Washtenaw County Circuit Court orders Bertha R. Young to appear within three months after notice for a chancery case against her. If she fails to answer the bill, it may be confessed by default. Publication or personal service required within specified periods.
Mortgage Notice of Sale in Washtenaw County
Mortgagee declares default on June 1 1910 loan to Andrew G Schroen and wife Iatherine. Public sale of West 60 acres of West half of Section 11 Town 3S Range 6E at Ann Arbor courthouse on April 19 1929.
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Andrew G Schroen
Iatherine Schroen
Pittsfield
Washtenaw County
Michigan
John George Asher
Lodi
Register of Deeds
lInw
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Detroit, Hillsdale and Indiana Railway
John George Alber
Louis E. Burke
J. C
Louis H. Burke
Gchigan
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Abe
Tie - Colfax
Agnes Miller
Century
Mr. Darrow
Peter
Julia Grosvenor
Theater Guild
Gregory
Mr. Case
Mase
Parrow
Lea
Jackson
Ulysses
Maebelle
Captain Ashland
Nancy
F. R. Hersee
Osteopath
Michigan Ave
A. J. Warren Tornado
Justice of the
Pesce Legal Counsel
W. HE. Dietiker
Observer
Harold A. Zulz
W. Liberty St
Barnard Real Estate
Wuerth Arcade
Ann Arbor, Mich
William H. Murray
Painter
A. A. Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway
E. M. Worster
State College
Doc Wise
Roscoe
Bonisters
Mortgagee, Rucinaes Aadraret
psi-Ann
Foleys
Borjola
Lena J, Martin
Chancery Notice
State. OF
James A. Young
Bertha R. Young
Bonisteel& Lane
George W. Sample
Bonisteel & Lane
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