Probate Commissioner Notice for Armbruster Estate
Four months from May 23 1928 are allowed for creditors to present claims against the estate of Aaron Armbruster late of Washtenaw County Michigan deceased. Claims will be received and examined at Saline Savings Bank Saline on July 28 and September 28 at ten oclock a.m. Adwin Burkhardt and Lee Tescher appointed probate commissioners.
Order of Publication Probate Washtenaw 1928
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on May 26 1928 Judge Jay G Pray heard the matter of Adelaide Carter deceased. Gilmer C Townsend seeks final administration account and distribution of residue. Hearing set for June 26 at 10 am at the probate office. notice to be published in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior. Nora O Borgert Register.
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Commissioners' Notice on Estate of Christian Schlegel
Probate Court in Washtenaw County appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against the estate of Christian Schlegel deceased Four months from May 24 1928 are allowed for creditors to present claims The meetings will be at William Schumacher's Bridgewater on July 31 and October 2 at 10 a.m. each day
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Three Year Closed Season Declared for Hungarian Partridge
The Conservation Commission under Act 230 P A 1925 imposes a three year ban on hunting taking killing or possessing Hungarian partridges in Michigan. Director Howard B Bloomer and Secretary Ray E Cotton announce the order published May 10 1928 with enforcement penalties under Sec 5.
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Congress Ends Session amid Filibuster and Vetoes
The Seventieth Congress closes after filibuster fights over the Boulder dam bill and naval and army construction measures. Senate adjourns with unfinished business while Coolidge vetoes thirteen bills. Farmers threaten a major demonstration at the Republican convention in Kansas City to press farm relief.
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