Probate notice in Saline County Iowa heirs case
Public notice in The Saline Observer announces a March 17 1982 hearing to determine heirs and entitled real estate in the estate of Carboline At Woodard and William L S Woodard. Judge Tay G Pray presides with J Edgar Dwyer attorney. Reporting dates Feb 25 March 3 and 10 1932.
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Keneny
Gaid
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Saline
Tay G. Pray
Nora_O. Borgert
Publication Order Hear License to Sell Estate
Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders public notice for Samuel Robison administrator to sell estate real estate to pay debts. Hearing set March 22 at 10 am in Ann Arbor Probate Office with publication required for three consecutive weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge Jay G. Pray presides. Register Nora Borgert. March 3 10 17 1932.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann ‘Arbor
Jay
G. Pray
Fred Robison
Samuel Robison
Saline
Jay G. Pray
Nora QO. Borgert
Saline Directory Boosts Business and Professional Community
Saline publishes a compact directory for business leaders and professionals. The listing highlights local firms and services, aiding networking and client access in the Saline area.
French Academy Showcases Fastest Photography Invention
The French Academy of Sciences demonstrated a cinematographic system by Huguenard and Magnan that records up to 8 200 exposures per second. A revolving shutter and rapid exposure captured a large fly and birds in flight, allowing wing strokes to be measured at 90 seconds. The invention aids scientific documentary work and aeronautical research, previously limited to 200 views per second.
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French Academy of Sci‘ence
Ben Med Arsonyal
Institute
Huguenard and
Magnan
Home Loving Man Picks Wrong Home
Emory Davis, a persistent squatter in the Umpqua National Forest, has been removed by U S marshals five times since 1926. Federal Judge McNary jailed him for six months and then paroled him with a stay out of the timber preserve. Deputy Loran Cochrane plans future removal if needed.
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Portland
Ore
Emory Davis
United States
Emory
Umpqua National Forest
McNary
Yankee Sailors Opened Hawaii to Civilization
The text recounts how American ships from Boston helped introduce Hawaiians to Western ways after 1789, detailing early encounters with natives, rival kings on Hawaii, and the rise of Kamehameha I through aid from Boston traders, leading to U S influence culminating in eventual U S control after Queen Liliuokalani.
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Hawaii
United. States
Boston
Barya
Coolk
Sanndwich Islands
Seven Seas
Napoleon
the Pacific
Kamehameha I
Liliuokalani
United States
Which Farm Animal Yields More Profit Cows or Sheep
The piece compares profitability of cows and sheep for a single worker. It notes a 20 to 25 cow farm is a one man operation, while the same man could manage 600 to 800 sheep on suitable land. A cow typically returns about 100 dollars a year above feed costs. A high quality fleece and lamb output in sheep can cover feed costs, suggesting readers draw conclusions on labor and income from dairy cattle versus sheep.
Archery world record longbow flight cited in 1930 report
The National Archery Association notes Le L. Dailey of Monmouth Oregon set a wooden longbow flight record of 424 yards 2 feet 8 inches at its Chicago tournament in August 1930. It also mentions an unverified 462 yard shot in England in 1914 using a Turkish composite bow, with Dailey’s claim regarded as the world record for wooden bows.
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National Archery Association of the United Statest
le L.dailey
Monmouth
Ore
National Archery Association
Chicago
Ingo
Simon
England
Dawsinstéad
Mre Dailey
Washington
Cheley Pioneer in Boy Scout Work and Authors
The article profiles F. Hy Cheley a veteran leader with the National Boy Scouts of America and other groups. It notes his decades of work with boys aged eight to eighteen, his popular books, and a new newspaper series "The Home and That Boy." It also touches on Tammany as a Delaware chief linked to William Penn and Navaho death customs regarding evil houses.
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F. HY ‘Cheley
National Boy Scouts of America
National Council of the
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Highlander Boy Foundation
Cheley
Xours
Tammany
William Penn
Pennsylvania
America
Necessity Money of the United States Civil War Era Stamps
Postage stamps used as money during the Civil War era 1861 1865. J Gant patent 1862 describes stamps with mica in metal cases in 1c blue 2c black 3c red 6c brown 10c green 12c black 24c violet 90c blue. Various companies issued cases displaying ads for Aerated Bread Co Ayers Pills Sarsaparilla Brown s Bronchial Troches Drake Plantation Bitters and others.
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J. Gant
Aerated Bread Co
Ayers’ Cathartic Pills
Ayers’ Pills
Ayers
Sarsaparilla, Bailey & Co
James
L. Bates
Brown
Bunt and Co
Burnett
H. A. Clafton
Dougan
Chet Hatter
Drake’s
Plantation Bitters
Bills McAlpine
Fire Destroys One-Car Garage In Don Berkley Home
Firefighters responded late Sunday night to Don Berkley’s residence where a garage and its contents including a car were completely ruined. The Milan Leader notes a separate obituary from Davenport Iowa reports Dave Corwin’s death after years of disappearance. Corwin was a local carpenter involved in building older town structures.
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Don Berkley
Milan
Charles Shultis
Masonic Lodge
Davenport
Iowa
Dave’ Corwin
Mr. Corwin
Brooklyn
Pontiacs and Detroiters Gather in Local Notices
Local names including Miss Edwina Learmont and Mrs. L. B. Fairbanks visit Detroit as Pontiac and Saline groups hold meetings and plan religious and civic events. Washtenaw Education banquet and Community notices appear amid church, club, and funeral references with multiple family visits and town shifts noted.
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Botton Dénnig
Pontizic
Sshine
Fr Amends
Jesse Miller
Milan
Josephine van Houter Priday
aThe’ ‘Legion ‘Aunilliary
Edwina Learmont
Ann Arbor
L. BE
Fairbanks
Detroit
Carleton Young
Dearborn
Oey Wheeler
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