License to sell estate realty scheduled for hearing
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Judge Jay H. Payne sets February 5 1954 for hearing Harry A. Holmes petition to license sale of Louise Luckhardt estate real property for distribution. Public notice required in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.
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Jay H. Payne
Louise Luckhardt
Harry A. Holmes
Saline Observer
Notice of Hearing for Bredernitz Estate in Saline Observer
In Saline Observer this notice announces that Helen Bredernitz Frey petitions for administration of Herman G. Bredernitz deceased. The hearing is set for January 25, 1954 at 10:00 a.m. in the Probate Court with publication for three weeks and service on interested parties by registered mail or personal delivery.
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Herman G. Bredernitz
Jay H. Payne
Helen Bredernitz Frey
Saline
Name Change Notice for John Leroy McMillen to John Leroy Ritchie
Notice states that on February 3, 1954 at 10:00 AM at the Probate Court in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan the petitioner John Leroy McMillen seeks a legal name change to John Leroy Ritchie. Dexter Michigan November 30 1953.
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Ann Arbor
Said County
Couny
Washtenaw
Michigan
John Leroy McMillen
John Leroy Ritchie
Dexter
Molasses as Cow Feed Draws Interest at MSU Extension
Inquiries by telephone and letters to the Michigan State College dairy department show strong interest in feeding molasses to cows. Extension Dairyman J. G. Hays notes molasses weighs about 12 pounds per gallon and serves as a carbohydrate similar to corn. Six and a half gallons equal one bushel of ground shelled corn, making a ton of molasses roughly 171 gallons in value.
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Michigan State College Dairy Department
M. S. C. Extension
J. G. Hays
Molasses in Cattle Feeding Rates and Tips
Hays discusses pricing and usage of molasses for cattle feed. Molasses at about $40 per ton for ton lots and corn at about $55 per ton. Use molasses to supplement grain or roughage, limit to 20 percent of the mix, and feed gradually if self-fed. Molasses improves coat but feeding value is similar to dry forms per pound.
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Hays
Poor sawing hurts value of lumber
William G. Stump of Michigan State College warns that poor sawing reduces lumber quality and sale value. He notes lumber should be uniform in thickness width and length with square edges and trimming to avoid waste and objections from using unsuitable species for farm or commercial use.
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William G. Stump
Michigan State College
Wood specialist notes on lumber sawing and grading
The expert explains varying thicknesses reduce commercial appeal and allowances for shrinkage are needed. For home use lumber is sawn for material needs, but commercial markets require maximizing high grade yield. He urges buyers to check slab piles and finished lumber and to choose mills skilled in graded industrial sawing.
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M.S. C
Stump
Saline Teachers Club names four standing committees
At a Jan 18 meeting president Marvin Rorick announced four standing committees for the Saline Teachers Club. Social committee includes June Fox Dwight Reynolds Jean Taylor and Helene Monaghan. Professional Problems includes Edna Burklund Charles Jacquith Arthur Katterjohn and Nancy Reynolds. Public relations includes Lois Sebastian Ta Pfeifle Betty Parsons and Jack Hayes. Welfare includes Alberta Rogers Cornelia Hall and Pauline Coates. The club meets on the last Wednesday of each month.
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Marvin Rorick
Saline Teachers Club
June Fox
Dwight Reynolds
Jean Taylor
Helene Monaghan
Edna Burklund
Charles Jacquith
Arthur Katterjohn
Nancy Reynolds
Lois Sebastian
Ta Pfeifle
Betty Parsons
Jack Hayes
The Forgotten Coin A Nickel’s Changing Value
A short note on how a nickel buys far less today, reflecting inflation and rising prices as a common dilemma for shoppers seeking value.
Undetermined Coal Underride and Bank Accounts Trend
The fragment notes a metaphor about a backfire being more dangerous than the shot. It cites 349,000 square miles or about 11 percent of the U S underlain with coal. It also links keeping up appearances to mounting bank account declines.
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U.S
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