Foreclosure Sale Planned for Prochnow Mortgage in Ann Arbor
Notice of mortgage foreclosure on the 1929 Prochnow loan to Mary M. Lisemer. The 5,481.67 due includes 5,000 principal and 431.67 interest plus 50 attorney fees. Sale set for August 11, 1934 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of Washtenaw County Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. Prochnow
Carrie H. Prochnow
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Mary M. Lewis Lisemer
Office of the Register of Deeds
State of
County of
Washtenaw
Huron Street
O’hara
Moe V. E. van Ameringen
Mary-i.Lewis Lisemer
V. BE. VansAmeringen
Ann Arbor Trust
Foreclosure of Mortgage on Washtenaw County Property
Mortgage held by Harry T and Doris A Hanover to George W Hayes and Emma Hayes, dated July 21 1924, recorded August 26 1924 in Washtenaw County. Principal interest and fees total 7820.00. Property in Superior Township described as part of Section 32 with various exceptions. Sale to satisfy due amount set for September 17 1934 at 10 am at Ann Arbor courthouse. Attorney Lee N Brown listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Hanover
Doris A. Hanover
George W. Hayes
Emma Hayes
the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Edmond Blaydon
Washtenaw Light Snd’ Power Company
H. J. Knapp
Bert E. Cook
Eima Hayes
California Land in Lucerne Valley Five Acres for Sale
Five acre plots in Lucerne Valley near Southern California offer peaches pears grapes chickens and other farm comforts. Located three hours from Los Angeles with good soil and climate, price for five acres is 495 dollars with 25.06 dollars down and 5 dollars monthly payments. Mail R G Kimtrough Room 729 Acute Main Sty Jos Angeles California for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
California
Los Angeles
Lucerne Valley
R. G. Kimtrough
Jos Angeles
Caliornia
Golden brown snakes near Posey Lake alarm locals
Northeast of Posey Lake residents report several large five foot snakes with diamond patterns and no rattles. The color resembles copperheads found in nearby states, with experts noting both snakes are venomous. Local observer Will R Thompson cautions on the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey Lake
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Will"r. Thompson
Little Italy and its lasting contributions to history
Clifford Elijah Garrett extols Little Italy as a cradle of art, science, and nation-building Figures named include Dante Galileo Machiavelli Raphael Angelo Rossini Donizetti and Palestrina He notes Italy's growth under Mussolini and its global industrial reach while urging readers to reconsider stereotypes like dago or wop The Lenawee County Dairymen Association announces a dairy promotion campaign to educate and assist farmers during drought conditions Tecumseh Herald is referenced as the source of some context
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Napoleon
Mussolini
America
Dante
Galileo
Tasso
Ariosto
Macchiavelli
Leopardi
Cimabue
Raphael
Angelo
Rossini
Donizetti
Palestrina
Europe
United States
Aes
Amown
Americas
Musgiolini
Asia
South America
Columbus
U. S. Navy
Lenawee County
Dairymen’s Association
Tecumseh Herald
Mortgage Sale Forecloses on Ypsilanti Property
Default on two mortgages by Oscar and Doris Beal triggers foreclosure. Mortgage to Marco H Alban dated May 7 1927 is for about 8775 dollars with attorney fees. Sale of Lot 23 and part of Lot 26 in Stuck's Addition Ypsilanti at the Washtenaw County Court House August 30 1934. Public notice filed May 1931 through August 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar St. Beal
Doris Beal
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Marco H. Alban
Office of the Register of Deeds
Paige
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Stuck’s
McOh
ALBAN
Morttagée
Lee N. Brown
Morttagee
Hewitt Block
Ypsilanti Michigan
Lumberjack Show Promises Nostalgia At Farmers Day
Michigan State College hosts the Gratiot County Lumberjack Orchestra for Farmers Day on Friday July 27. The group, winners of a national folksong contest in St Louis, features veteran lumbermen and their sons with banjos guitars fiddles and bones. They perform songs echoing Michigan woods camps and include Buck and Wing dance displays as spectators recall timber era dances and log skidding feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
Gratiot County Lumberjack
St. Louis
Missouri
Shabcock
Paul Bunyan
Saginaw
Straits
Volvis
Orénhéstra
These Interesting Travel Stories Show the World at Home
Travel articles from the National Geographic Society expand horizons for readers at home. The paper highlights the society's role in exploration, supporting expeditions like Peary and Byrd, and promoting travel to distant places through vivid reports and photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Globe
Ene -Geosrap LG Society
Watch
United States
Geographic Soviety
Iti
Admiral Peary
North
Pole
Admiral Byrds
Buried Treasure and Villa Settlement in Publicity Pull
The article recalls Mrs Villa receiving a cash settlement from an American film company to placate her in relation to a Villa project. It notes claims of a 12 million dollar buried treasure tied to Villa before her 1923 assassination and mentions a potential film deal. Historical examples of buried treasure include Urbina’s 1927 Durango hoard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Pancho
Tom Dawson
Sensora Villa
Contiibute
Washington
Rio ‘Grande
Durango
Tomias
G. Urbina
Low Rye To Keep Stock On Pasture In Hard Times
Field reports show farmers using rye for fall and spring pasture to keep herds out of barns amid hay shortages and drought. Experts urge July sowing on various fields with high seedings, while other crops like Sudan grass and fodder corn rise in sales. conditions stress grazing, egg markets, and poultry management as farmers adapt to scarce feed and dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Crops Department
Michigan State College
EPS
Michigan
Sudan
Michigan Law On Marking Fruits And Vegetables For Sale
The Legislature enacted section 283 of Act 328 1931 to require name and address grade declaration and variety on all packages of Michigan grown fruits and vegetables sold by package. It clarifies closed packaging includes crates baskets and barrels while containers used as nonfood carriers are exempt. Retailers must ensure marking before products leave their premises or face compliance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ag.s
Hatch Trends In Ancona Chick Rearing And Pedigree Work
The author notes season end on May 25 with hatch rates over 70 percent despite warm days. Hen No 211 produced 96 percent hatch across experiments, while March and April hatches yield better live birds. Late May or early June hatch planned to meet winter dressed poultry demand, with inquiries about started pullets and breeding prospects for Ancona breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancona
Iatis
College of ‘Agriculture
Poultry Department
College
How to Bake Eggs with White Sauce and Breadcrumbs
Peel and slice six boiled eggs into a glass baking dish. Prepare a thick white sauce by melting butter, whisking in flour, then stirring in milk with salt and pepper. Pour sauce over eggs, top with buttered breadcrumbs, and bake in a moderate oven about 15 minutes.
Separation of cockerels and pullets for market fattening
Text discusses separating young male and female chickens for fattening over about ten to fourteen days. It notes pullets receive fresh water and shade, with preening possible, to improve market readiness.
Beauty and usefulness in standard fowl breeding
The piece argues vigor and beauty in one bird enhance profitability. It compares White Leghorn and Ancona breeds, urging crossbreeding of standard stock with high egg producers. Proper mating to standard aims yields robust chicks and larger market outlets for stock and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ancona
Killing Barberry Cuts Rust Losses
The loss of grain from rust in 13 North central states drops from 51 279000 to 3471600 bushels yearly in 1928 38 as barberry eradication expands. Michigan State college reports surveys and destruction across lower peninsular counties with 150 workers this year and school children aiding the effort. Birds spread seeds and new plants, but reports to agents help locate bushes and reduce rust by removing hosts. Mr Powers offers literature to help identify barberry and aid the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central
Michigan State College
Michigan
Peninsual
Upper Peninsula
Rust Busters Club
Francis B. Powers
East Lansing
Mr. Powers
Local yard reports pear trees blooming twice this year
From the Roundabout in the Mrs Ida Hartsig yard two pear trees are blossoming again with many pears forming. The district will watch the blossoms to see if fruit sets, indicating a curious late-season yield.
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Hewitt Black
Xpsilanti
Justice of the Peace Bengal Counsel
Ses
County Directory
William H. Murray
Nat'l Bk
ANN Arbor Bluff Rug and Carpet Cleaning CO
Broadway
Ann Arbor, Mich
Clifford Elijah Garrett
Christopher Columbus
Kansas State
College of Agriculture
Kansas
Frank
Williams
Marysville, Kansas
Onez
Jung
V.at
Goitéh
Titlaca
Arthur Schairer
Scio
Mr. Schairer
Raymond
Chelsea Standard
Owosso
Eaton Rapids
Ray Graham
Raisin
Youne
Cranham
Reo
Dundee
Lenawee
Blissfield
Telegraph
Co. M. Hood
Andrew Sheivak
Andrew, Jr
Helen
Istel Dash
Caretta
Detroit
Dash
Andrew Sheviak
Mercy Hospital
Monroe
Carleton Messenger
Chicago St. Tecumseh
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