Commissioner’s Notice In Re Aaron Armbruster Estate
Washtenaw County Probate Court appointed commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against the estate of Aaron Armbruster late of the county deceased creditors have four months to present claims The meeting will be at Saline Savings Bank Saline on July 28 and September 28 at ten o’clock a m dates May 23 1928 Alwin Burkhardt Lee Tescher June 7 14 21 28
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State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
Aaron Armbruster
Safine Savings Bank
Saline
Order of Publication in Adelaide Carterestate
Probate court in Washtenaw County orders hearing for final administration account of Ade laide Carter estate. Gilmer C Townsend must appear June 26 at ten in the forenoon. Copy to be published in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks. Jay G Pray presides. Nora O Borgert registers.
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Washtenaw
Said
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Adelaide Carter
Gilmer C. Townsend
Saline Observer
Commissioners Notice on Estate of Christian Schilegel
Probate Court of Washtenaw County appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against the estate of Christian Schilegel deceased. Creditors have four months to present claims. A meeting to receive examine and adjust claims will be held at William Schumacher’s Bridgewater on July 31 and October next at 10 a m. Dated May 24 1928. Jacob Maurer William Schumacher Commissioners. June 7 14 21 1928.
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State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
Christian Schilegel
William Schumacher
Bridgewater
Jacob Maurer
Partridge Closed Season Set for Three Years in Michigan
The Michigan Conservation Commission under Act 230 of 1925 declares a three year closed season on Hungarian partridges in the state. Hunting or possession of these birds is unlawful under Sec. 5 of Act 230. The order is signed by Howard B. Bloomer, Director, and Ray E. Cotton, Secretary, dated May 10 1928 with public notice May 31 to June 14 1928.
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Michigan
Conservation Commission
Howard B. Bloomer
Department of Conservation
Ray E. Cotton
Washington
S S Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Holmes
Brandeis
Justice Butler
Justice Stone
Butler
Post Office Department
Pacific flight makes history Kingsford Smith and team reach Suva
A four man air crew led by Captain Kingsford Smith and Charles Ulm completed the first Pacific crossing to Hawaii then Fiji in the Southern Cross. They faced storms on the long hop to Suva landing with only 30 gallons left, then continued to Brisbane and Sydney as supporters battled finances.
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Australia
Pacific Ocean
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Charles T. P. Ulm
Harry W. Lyon
James Warner
Arctic
Wilkins
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Fiji Islands
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Suva
Coral
Phoenix Group
Albert Park
Fiji
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Brisbane
Loyalty Islands
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Sydney
United States
Dole
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Honolulu
Allen Hancock
Oid
Los Angeles
Nobile
Franz Josef Land
Spitzbergen
Hobby
Holm
Department of Aeronautics
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