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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
6
The court approves the annual administration account of the estate’s administrator Ge Backes and sets February 2, 1982, for final hearing. Public notice is ordered by publication in The Saline Observer three times prior to the hearing.
Mrs Lettie Blair, a Nebraska resident, died recently. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock by Dr Cy E Kircher at her residence with burial in the Macon cemetery. Grandchildren attended the ceremony.
Robert Lockhart a Saline resident who ran a jewelry store for fifty years died last Thursday. His body was brought here Saturday afternoon for interment at Oakwood Cemetery with Dr. E Kircher conducting the services.
An article discusses training farm dogs for stock protection and management. It highlights collies, English shepherds, airedales, dachshunds, and terriers as useful breeds, noting pups should be trained early. It mentions dogs' roles in guarding poultry and rabbits and aiding with pigs and calves, with personal anecdotes on breed traits and temperaments.
President H A Nourse outlines the American Poultry Association as a leading industry body. The article promotes the Standard of Perfection, the Certification Plan for uniform quality, and cooperative efforts with hatcheries and 4-H clubs to advance standard quality, health, and productivity in fowls across the continent. The piece notes collaborations with the Storrs laying contest and awards programs, highlighting ongoing efforts to elevate poultry breeding and education.
State officials announce a naptha tax to support refunds for cleaning uses. Local boards discuss archer preserves and penal farm ideas, with school, city, and county actions across Michigan including Ypsilanti factory work grants and university research notes.
Default under a November 14 1927 mortgage by Harold Benns Bessie Benns and William Braun triggers foreclosure. Public sale planned April 11 1932 at the Ann Arbor court house to satisfy the due principal interest and attorney fees on the property in Ypsilanti Washtenaw County described as Lot 5 from the Thompson Engel deed of June 1908.
William Braun mortgage foreclosures six lots in Ypsilanti Washtenaw County Michigan described as Lots 22 23 24 25 26 and Lot 128 in Ainsworth Park Subdivision with sale set for April 11 1932 at 10 a.m. at the Ann Arbor court house to satisfy principal interest and costs including attorney fees totaling 1822.50 dollars.
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