Fool Those Rats Before Poisoning
Michigan State College home economics extension service advocates pre baiting rats by feeding non poison mixtures for a few nights then placing poison stations around homes and barns. Use varying mixtures to prevent rat wariness and store all foods securely while keeping pets away during use. Three recommended mixtures combine red squill with hamburger meat or fish and cornmeal with oatmeal.
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Home Economics Extension Service
Michigan State College
Notice of Hearing Claims in Estate of Fred Jerry
Probate Court of Washtenaw County announces four months for creditors to present claims against Fred Jerry deceased. Claims due by September 21, 1936, with hearings on July 21 and September 21, 1936 at ten in the forenoon in Ann Arbor. Judge Jay G. Pray.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Fred Jerry
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Foreclosure Sale Under Ann Arbor Mortgage
Public auction to satisfy a mortgage on several Edgewood Subdivision lots in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan to FDIC as assignee of mortgagee. The sale is set for June 6 1936 at 10 00 am at the south front door of the Court House Ann Arbor.
Foreclosure of Mortgage on Pittsfield land in Washtenaw
Notice of foreclosure by Huron Valley Building and Savings Association and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation on a Washtenaw County Michigan mortgage dated 1926 and assigned to the FDIC. Sale set for June 6 1936 at 10 00 am at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse to satisfy principal interest taxes and costs on Lot 117 Kimberly Hills subdivision and Lot 81 Miller's Addition Ann Arbor.
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Ann Arbor Land and Investment Company
State of Michigan
Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw
State of
County of
Washtenaw County
Towit
Edgewood
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
W. H. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust Building
Annn Arbor
Charles B. Gallup
Harriet M. Gallup
Court House
Pittsfield
Kimberly Hills
W. E. van Ameringen
Circuit Court
County of Washtenaw
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
Miller
Michigan Corporation
W. B. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust Bldg
Foreclosure Notice on Mortgage Held by Huron Valley Bank
In Washtenaw County Michigan William H Cummins and Margaret L Cummins mortgaged property to Ann Arbor Building and Loan Association dated February 3 1931 and assigned to Huron Valley Building and Savings Association. The debt totals 7211.05 with 939.61 interest and 35 attorney fee plus costs. Foreclosure sale set for July 7 1936 at 10:00 am Eastern Standard Time.
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William H. Cummins
Margaret L. Cummins
Ann ,Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor Building and Loan Association
Ann Arbor
Register of Deeds
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
Washtenaw Chancery Notice Orders Quiet Title Action
The Circuit Court of Washtenaw County orders defendants and unknown heirs present or served within three months. If no appearance, bill confessed. Publication in The Saline Observer weekly for six weeks or personal service with registered mail permitted. Involves quieting title in Northfield and Webster Townships to specified parcels. Arthur C. Lehman represents plaintiffs. Adv. April 23 to June 1936.
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James McAlvoy
Thomas Kerney
Thomas H. Kearney
Ann Kearney
Michael H. Kearney
William Latson
Elizabeth Latson
Maria
Latson
William C. Tatson
Mary J. Latson
Henry A. Latson
Jane A. Tatson
Silas Latson
Bia "E. Latson
Elizabeth R. Latson
Andrew McCutchin
Andrew McCutcheon
Margaret McCutcheon
Nelson S. Hallock
John Sniffen, Jr
Thomas P. Searney
Ann Arbor
Said
George W. Sample
Arthur C. Lehman
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Saline
Washtenaw
Emmet M._ Gibb
Northfield Township
Webster Township
Elijah Terry
Territorial
Central York Social News Highlights
Mrs. Ralph Rasmussen and Mrs. Reuben Rogers visited Mrs. Alger Allison and family. Raymond and Joseph Sweeney with children from Detroit spent time with Joseph Sweeney Sr. The Barbour family hosted relatives including Dingham, who stayed on. Mrs. Elwin Saunders of Brownshelm Ohio visited her mother Mrs. Hattie Murray. Miss Margaret of Ypsilanti remains ill. Oak Grove pupils and teacher Mrs. Frank Harwood joined Greenfield Village trip with several district ladies.
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Ralph Rasmussen
Rose Park
Reuben Rogers
Alger Allison
Raymond Sweeney
Joseph Sweeney
Detroit
David Barbour
Dingham
Ferndale
Barbour
Elwin Saunders
Brownshelm
Ohio
Roy
Hattie
Hat
Richards family in Willow visit and Friday operetta at S H S
Mr and Mrs George Ryan entertained company Sunday Ruth Carson and George Franklin Richards took part in the operetta at S H S Friday night School was closed Tuesday The teacher Miss Young and the pupils attended the Field Day in Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs D G Richards and Jerry Richards spent Sunday in Willow with Mr and Mrs Clifford Richards
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George Ryan
Ruth Carson
George Franklin’ Richards
Miss Young
Ann Arbor
D. G. Richards
Jerry Richards
Willow
Clifford Richards
Local Social Notes From South Saline and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Bert Gleason spent Tuesday in the Stilts Kuder home. The Gleason school closed Friday with a picnic on school grounds. Mrs Adolph Drum and children visited last week with the Metzger Losee and Craig families. Sunday guests in Milan included Jack Losee and Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Losee. Chelsea and Macon visitors called on Craig and Downing households. Several neighbors attended Rural School Field Day in Ann Arbor.
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Bert Gleason
Stilts-Kuder
Gleason
Adolph
Drum
Paul Metzger
Ellsworth Losee
Jack
Milan
Harry Downing
Macon
Hugh Craig
Hildegarde Metzger
Virginia Luckhardt
Ralph Mehler
Rurals
Ann Arbor
Don Lynch
Ypsilanti State Hospital
Roscoe Craig
Sam Craig
Ray Hotchkiss
Chelsea
Faye Horton
Kenneth Gordon
Gertie
Gilbert
Vera Goodin
Hazel Gordon
Hovey Needham
Clara Kanouse
Morris J Baker
Muskegon
Everett Gilbert
Pearl Gilbert
Howard Clark
Alice
Charles Grubba
Wyandotte
John Haughn
Juanita
Monroe
Glenn Gordon
Roy Bragg
Riga
Hinnest Gleason
Gertie Gilbert
Alien Carey
Jacob
Local Social News and Legal Clash in Milan Region
The Milan Leader reports social visits across Hammond district with multiple households hosting relatives from Muskegon Monroe and Detroit areas. It also notes a $25,000 damage suit in circuit court for a auto collision near Cambridge Junction involving Michigan Motor Freight Lines and Leo King of Detroit.
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John Foss
Milan
Michigan Motor Freight Lines
Leo King
Detroit
Cambridge Junction
Michigan crop prospects near ten year average on May first
Michigan farmers report May first conditions near the ten year average for winter wheat rye tame hay and pastures though April cold slowed growth Warmer late April and early May should aid spring crops Fruits statewide run below last year with uncertain rest damage possible May first fruit condition shows apples 67 peaches 43 pears 75 cherries 71 plums 68 grapes 71 with 1935 averages in parentheses Winter wheat projected at 15 240 520 bushels down from 17 754 000 last year and a 10 year average of 15 343 000 acres remaining for harvest about 762 000 acres 6 percent below last year Rye projected 1 638 000 bushels 1935 2 940 000 and five year 1 978 000 acreages 1934 plantings boosted rye then tame hay at 83 percent condition 10 points above 1935 and 3 above 10 year average Pastures at 72 percent May 1 still 3 points above average disagreeing areas eastern lower peninsula benefited from better May conditions.
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Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Local visitors and gatherings in Macon area families
Numerous residents and relatives from Macon Dearborn Flint Plymouth Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Tecumseh Detroit and Romulus visited each other this weekend. Guests included Mrs Claud Bailey Mr Laverne Thomas Mr C I L Ray and families.
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Claud Bailey
Laverne Thomas
Britton
C. Ll. Ray
Monroe
Otto
Mary
Thelma Howell
Lavern Pennington
Charles Burlyson
Dearborn
Walter Harring
Detroit
Will Harring
Charles
Mary Clark
Inkster
Charles Clark
Romulus
Carl Hawkins
Gertrude
Harry Hawkins
Flint
Hugh Wright
Clare Rhoades
Loreen
James Baylor
Ypsilanti
Irene Glissen
Eugene Vogel
Ann Arbor
Ella. Pennington
P. K. Morgan
L. W. Coller
Plymouth
William Morgan
Gertrude Howell
Tecumseh
Bloomfield Hills
Episcopal Church
Byron Rhoades
Dale Hodges
Nancy
Mary Hodges
Harold Crittenden
Glenn Crittenden
Marion Crittenden
J. Crittenden
George Avery
St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater Ad
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday annnas at 44 SULUUL alite English services held on the second and fourth Sunday of each month All are welcome Read the ads as you read the news Pay your cemetery dues
Converted cars to tractors noted for small farms
Michigan State College experts report converted tractors from old cars and trucks offer real advantages for small farms. A bulletin titled Conversion Tractors explains popular Dodge Ford mixes, costs from 35 to 75 dollars, and features like low speed plowing, simple construction, and adjustable draw bars for traction and versatility.
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Michigan
E. C. Sauve
Bricefessor
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Sauve
Dodge
Ford
Poultry Manure as a Fertilizer
The season ends when flocks are mostly confined indoors. Each bird yields about eight pounds of manure annually with a composition around 26 pounds of nitrogen, 23 pounds of phosphoric acid and nine pounds of potash per ton. One ton equals roughly three tons of barnyard manure, offering rich nitrogen and phosphoric acid but potential crop damage if overused.
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Bepgre Court
Chancery Notice
Chancery
William A. Paton
Mary Paton
Los Angeles Times
Colombia
Wimpus
Pop Wimpus
Central York
Judd
South Saline
Hammond District
B & CG Laboratories
A. J. Warren
Tornado, Real Estate and
Real Estate
Leagal Counsel
Fordson Tractor and Plows
Servis Chevrolet
Dexter, Michigan
Drs. E. D & A. H. Brown
Chicago St
Wayne Soap CO
Howell
Lansing
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