Probate order for Rose Weller will in Washtenaw County
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on July 6 1922 Judge Mary E Leland approves hearing for Mary Sehill executrix to admit the last will of Rose Weller deceased to probate appoint an executor and appraisers. Hearing set for August 3 at ten in the morning with publication of this order in the Saline Observer for three weeks. Dorcas C G Noonegan register.
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Rose Weller
Mary Sehill
Saline
Dorcas
CG. Noonegan
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court a chancery action between Herman Guenther plaintiff and Florence Guenther defendant is set for appearance. The court orders the defendant to enter appearance within three months or face judgment with statutory publication to begin within two weeks in The Saline Observer. Lee N. Brown is the plaintiff’s attorney. Ju 20 Aug 31
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Ann Amber
Herman. Guenther
Florence .Guenther
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
George W. Sapmle
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Lee v Lee chancery appearance deadline set in Washtenaw
State of Michigan Washtenaw County Circuit Court chancellary setting in Ann Arbor orders defendant Benjamin E. Lee to enter appearance within two weeks. Motion by attorney Lee N. Brown recorded. George W. Sample Circuit Judge. County Clerk. Plaintiff’s Attorney. Ju20 Augul
Michigan Art Institute Promotes Better Babies at State Fair
George W. Dickinson announces the Michigan Art Institute section at the Michigan State Fair in Detroit September 1 to 10. Oscar Webner directs fine arts with H. M. Kurtzworth assisting. demonstrations advocate home decor with plants and color for better living and happier communities. Mothers bringing babies to the contest will receive judge guidance on improving babies’ environment and care.
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Michigan Art Institute
Detroit
George W. Dickinson
Oscar Webner
Geo. W. Dickinson
H. M. Kurtzworth
Kansas City
Art. Institute
Mr. Dickinson
State Labr Apiary Exhibit At Michigan State Fair
The Michigan State Fair in Detroit September 1 10 will host an advanced apiary exhibit led by Geo W Dickinson and BE Tyrell. The display promises to show raising 20 swarms from two and multiplying them yearly with honey as the focus. Also shown will be equipment for extracting honey and notes on bee care and improvement. The women’s department will expand with more and fancier exhibitions supervised by D J Healy, with machine made items still barred.
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Detroit
George W. Dickinson
Pianager
Dickinson
Sanilac County
Geo. W. Dickinson
Michigan
Michigan State Fair
Mar
BE. B. Tyrell
Apiary Department
D. J. Healy
Charles T. Prescott
Tawas City
Howard C. Alien
Washington Court House
Upper
Lower
America
Frank Coward
Bronson
Michigan State Grange
Demand for Draught Horse Increasing Says Dickinson
Dickinson states rising demand for draught horses across Michigan farms and cites government guidance for farms under 200 acres. He outlines plans for a Michigan State Fair exhibit showing profitable use of draught horses under USDA supervision and notes prize money over 12 thousand dollars. He also previews strong sheep exhibits and cites Oakland county valuation drop from 139.6 to 127.3 million dollars.
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George W. Dickinson
Michigan
Mr. Dickinson
Geo. W. Dickinson
Dickinson
United States Department of Agriculture
National Dairy
Oakland County
Equalization Board
State grown alfalfa seed increase noted in Michigan
Prof J F Cox of Michigan Agricultural College reports home grown alfalfa seed reaches at least 175000 pounds in Michigan. He notes seed production may be profitable on a smaller scale and urges saving seed from hardy fields. Yields from 1 to 3.5 bushels per acre, average about 2, with light soils yielding best. The Michigan Crop Improvement association expands Hardigan alfalfa and recommends Grimm Cossack varieties for seed where possible.
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Michigan
J. F. Cox
Michigan Agricultural College
Cox
Farm Crops Department
Michigan Crop Improvement Association
F. A. Spagg
College Station
Young carrier boy saves for college fund
Dorr Camr of Vassar, nearly 15, earned 825.60 in three years as a daily paper carrier and invested it in government securities. The piece notes other local youths and a satirical aside on bachelors and college ambitions, referencing a Rochester Clarion mockery of girl voters and a magazine exchange.
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Dorr Camr
Vassar
Hus
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State of Michigan
Wash
Chancery Notice
State. OF
County of
Washtenaw
Chancery
Jay G. Pray
State OF
Circuit Court
County of Washtenawee Chancery
Ann Arbor
Metta M. Lee
Benjamin E. Lee
George W. Sample
Ypsilanti
Flaintiffs
Wampler Lake
Fic
Flint, Mich
G. W. Dickinson
William Rosso
Mt. Clemens
Ammons
Justice Court
Sever Said
Selfridge Field
Wheeles’s Pharmacy
College
Rochester Clarion
Grinnell
Grinnell Bros
Sohmer
Vose
Sterling
Harrington
Catalog of
Thenittle Wonder
Steev
Dodge Brothers
Joseph H. Thompson
Ypsilanti, Mich
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