Washtenaw Circuit Court Quiet Title Suit in Ann Arbor
In Washtenaw County 1921 a chancery suit before Judge George W. Sample orders Aron Austin Norman Austin Hervey Austin Jane Austin Thomas Tate Stephen W. Andrus William A. Beers and Liger Edwards and unknown heirs to appear within three months. Publication of the order in Saline Observer within forty days and weekly for six weeks. Lands in Lodi Township described in the judgment include a parcel along the Ann Arbor road with specified metes and bounds. Attorney for Plaintiffs attends from 106 N Fourth Ave Ann Arbor Michigan.
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Aron Austin
Aaron Austin
Norman, Austin
Hervey . Austin
Harvey Austin
Jane Austin
Thomas Tate
Stephen W. Andrus
William A. Beers
Liger Edwards
Ann Arbor
George W. Sample
Norman Austin
Hervey Austin
Saline
Lodi
Washtenaw County
State of Michigan
Ann Arbor Road
Saline and
Noted Educator to Close Chautauqua Week
R C W Wassam of Iowa State University will close the Community Chautauqua with a lecture The Secret of Power. Other speakers include Louis Williams Denton Crowl Louise L McIntyre and Robert S Leeds. Obtain a folder for full attractions list and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. W. Wassam
Iowa State University
Wassam
Louis Williams
Denton Crowl
Sam Jones
Louise L. MclIntyre
Robert S
Bob”) Leeds
Michigan Farm Exhibit Promises 725 Plus Livestock Displays
Michigan's M. A. G. hosts the fourth annual Summer Farmer's Day on July 29 with 725 head of livestock from the farm's enterprises. The dairy herd features Johan na Mutual Girl, College Butter Boy leads the senior Holstein yearlings, and Carrie of Hillhurst sets butter fat marks. Beef sires average over a ton, with cattle aimed at the Chicago International Livestock Show. The horse herd includes Jupiter the Belgian and Prince Fortune, plus a matched Clydesdale team. Visitors may tour barns, view 4000 poultry birds, 200 hogs, 25 sheep, and a 55-head herd, followed by a basket lunch and speeches by agricultural authorities.
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Michigan
M. A. Co. Farm
Johanna Mutual
College
Carrie
Hillhurst
Chicago
Jupiter
James Madison in Five Minute Chats
James Madison born 1751 at Port Conway Virginia March 16 1751. Education Princeton 1772. Virginia legislature 1776. Served in Continental Congress 1780 1785 1788. Participant in Constitutional Convention 1787. Served in Congress 1789 to 1797. Married Dorothy Todd Payne in 1784. Secretary of State 1801.
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James Madison
Port Conway
Princeton
Virginia
Continental Congress
Congress
Dorothy Todd Payne
Madison Life and Love Shaped a Fragile President
The narrative portrays James Madison as small in stature yet enduring in intellect and influence. It chronicles his Virginia upbringing at Montpelier, early finances, slim health, pensioned by study, political rise, long life, and intimate romance with Dolly Payne Todd leading to marriage at Montpelier.
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Stames Madison
White House
Madison
Montpelier
Jimmy
Grant
Princeton College
Virginia
John Adams
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Dolly Payne Todd
Aaron Burr
New York
Jefferson
Monroe
Burr
Princeton
Dolly
Deckerville ruling: village financial statement must publish locally
Judge Beach at Sandusky ruled that when a village has a local newspaper the villages financial statement must be published in that newspaper. Deckerville's statement appeared in the Recorder and the council may reimburse the editor and out of town printer at legal rates.
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Judge Beach
Sandusky
Deckerville
Joseph Dawe
Recorder
Dave
Caroe Advertiser
Hail's Catarrh Medicine Advertised as Tonic and Blood Purifier
The pamphlet promotes Hail's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic and blood purifier that acts on the blood to reduce inflammation of mucous surfaces, claiming it helps run down conditions. Circulars are free and available from FE. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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FE. J
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
New Seizure Rules And Postal Rates Mentioned In Reports
The article notes a new statute on search and seizure for alcohol and outlines complaint standards and magistrate duties. It also references Washington reports on the two cent postal card and three cent letter proposals to replace taxes, mentioning wartime revenue gains and ongoing debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Farm, Bureau
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Michigan crops lag July 1 drought cuts yields
Agricultural statisticians report most Michigan crops below ten year July 1 average due to deficient moisture and extreme heat. Local showers helped southern and eastern regions while the northwest lower peninsula and parts of the upper peninsula suffer drought affecting crops and pastures. Wheat looks fair, corn grows well, and other crops show varied prospects with fruits stronger in the north.
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Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Probate court appoints administrator for Glen C. Howard estate
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on July 7 1921 Judge Emory E Leland presiding Emma Q Howard widow petitions to grant administration to Emma D Howard or another suitable person Appraisers and commissioners to be appointed Hearing set for August 6 at 10 AM in the probate office Copy to be published three weeks in Saline Observer Dorcas C Donegan Register.
Probate hearing set for Jane Haight estate in Washtenaw
In Washtenaw County Probate Office Ann Arbor on July 8 1921 guardian Henry Bredernitz files final account for Jane Haight seeking approval hearing August 4 at 10 in the morning at the probate office published in Saline Observer true copy Emory E Leland Judge Dorcas C Donegan Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Michigan
Washtenaw
Said
Ann Arbor
Emory E. Leland
Jane Haight
Henry Bredernitz
Saline
Dorcas C. Donegan
Not All Of Them All Of The Time In Food Trade
A historical editorial critiques profiteering in wartime food markets and argues for a shift back to bulk packing. It condemns overpackaged groceries as profit driven and urges consumers to seek sanitation through bulk shipping and bulk buying to reduce prices and expose abuses.
Michigan Horticultural Society Plans Summer Tour
The Michigan Horticultural Society will conduct a three day tour of western Michigan orchards on August 2 3 and 4 Participants meet at the Gra ham experimental station Grand Rapids at 1 pm Tuesday August 2 then travel to Shelby Hart and the surrounding fruit districts and finish in Mason County on August 4 T A Farrand leads the plans with M A C horticulture specialists and the society secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan Horticultural Society
Graham Experimental Station
Grand Rapids
Shelby, Hart
Mason County
T. A. Farrand
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Washtonaw
Chancery
Chales Hanson and
Emma Hanson
Jay G
Frank B. Devine
Fourth Ave
Ann. Arbor
Dietiker’s
Cumseh, Mich
Azreers
James Morgan
Dolly Madison
Hail
Ciety
Uncle Henry
Buick
Buick Performance
Buickworth
Flint
Ypsilanti
T. E. Schaible
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