Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan
Publication order in the Washtenaw County Circuit Court to publish for six weeks to quiet title on lands described as the North Half of the West Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section 19 in Ann Arbor Township. Defendants unknown heirs and assigns must answer within 15 days after service or risk bill confessed. Adv: June 10 to July 22.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Chancery
George Kendall
John Lockwood
Walter Lockwood
Mary L. Cutter
Ann Arbor
Said
George W. Sample
EB. van Amerigen
Saline
John Schenk
W. E. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust
Michigan
Raymond K. Klaasen
Margaret M. McMillen
Farmers urged to rent land to new operators under loan programs
Modern Bo Peeps are urged to obtain labor or machinery if needed to allow land use. Farmers are encouraged by Triple A to rent acreage to other operators for unused land. Those able to manage more cropland may rent from operators with full cultivation who seek maximum production.
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Triple-A
Probate Court Sets August Deadline for Claims Against Estate
In Washtenaw County Michigan the Probate Court of Ann Arbor before Judge Jay G. Pray fixes a claim deadline for the estate of Robert D. Jedele. Creditors must file claims by August 20 1948 at ten in the forenoon at the Probate Office. Public notice for three weeks will be in The Saltime Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Robert D. Jedele
Saltime
Enlisting Idle Acres For Food Production
Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard urges Triple A committees to locate idle land and farms in 1943 to boost food and fiber output. County and community boards will assist, with USDA war boards helping find operators and financing for productive use of idle resources.
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Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Department of Agriculture
Wickard
Triple-A
Usda War Boards
Grow Some Crops Seed for War Needs
Rutgers extension agronomist C S Garrison urges farmers to plant and harvest grass and legume seeds for military and domestic use. The Agriculture Department offers price supports on 20 hay and pasture seed kinds including alfalfa timothy orchard grass meadow fescue and red sweet and alsike clover. The program guarantees a minimum price and supports steady seed supplies for 1944.
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Uncle Sam
C. S. Garrison
Rutgers W University
Department of Agriculture
Garrison
Rabbit meat farming gains pace amid rationing
Agricultural notes say meat rationing boosts interest in rabbit farming for meat. Advice adds that potato planting should use blocky seed pieces with one good eye to reduce drying and ease handling.
Final Administration Account in Kenney Estate
In Washtenaw County at Ann Arbor on May 28 1943 Judge Jay G Pray presiding. Michael J Kenney as administrator filed a final account and petition for allowance and distribution of residue. The court set June 29 1943 at 10 00 a m for hearing and ordered three weekly publications in The Saline Observer. Nora O Borgert Register of Probate.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Cou.t. Ucla
Saline
Payroll Savings Buys Comfort For Your Fighting Relatives
The article urges buying war bonds beyond the 10 percent payroll savings to support soldiers. It breaks down costs of individual items purchased with an $18.75 bond, such as clothing, gear, and bedding, illustrating how bonds fund soldier comfort and safety.
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Marine Corps
U.S. Treasury Department
What You Buy With War Bonds
Before pilots take to the air for stratosphere flying they must pedal a stationary motor driven bicycle to reduce nitrogen in the blood and prevent gas bubbles. The device is inexpensive, but war bonds purchases help supply all war material for fighting men.
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U.S. Treasury Department
Morgenthau and Marshall Press War Bond Savings
A Washington talk between General George C. Marshall and Henry Morgenthau Jr. urges workers to increase War Bond allotments from paychecks. Morgenthau says public support through past drives proves they will fund victory regardless of cost or duration. End with a call to raise beyond ten percent.
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Washington, D. C
George C. Marshall
Roosevelt
the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
General Marshall
Morgenthau
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Chancery Notice
Luella M. Smith
University of New Hampshire
Los Angeles
U. S. Treasury
Kroger
Kroger's
Penzie
Florida
Ibs
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
Phil
Frank
Morgenthau - Marshall
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