Local People and Places in Brief Snatches
A compiled list notes Port Washington constable Jacob O’Howls Spies and detective work, E N Waters of Boscobel as a well driller, a Coyote newspaper in Alzada published by Cola Shepard, S Stone in Stratford living at H F Rock’s house, Dr A R Razor a Georgia surgeon, Will Lerner a Nebraskan high school coach and teacher, E O Iches makes ice cream in Westfield, Fannie Rounds a Circle Mont operator, Billy Sunday a minister, Oscar Bidwell an auctioneer, George L Honest Jr of New Mexico cited by The AlbSignis Tribune, and Dr Toothache a Burlington school dentist. Marriages listed: Barone Hunt Wheeling, Gale Breeze Portage, Lowe Durham, Smith-Ditto Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Nebr
E. O
Westfield
Ind
Fannie Rounds
Circle, Mont
Billy Sunday
Theospel
Oscar Bidwell
New Mexico
Albigness Tribune
Toothache
Burlington
Iowa
Barone-Hunt
Wheeling
W.va
Galebreeze
Portage
Wis
Hughlowe
Durham
N. C
Smith-Ditto
Aurora
Ill
Pathfinder
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Washtenaw County
Default on a 1919 mortgage by Herman and Emma Lindenschmidt to Catherine Weiennett triggers foreclosure. Arthur G. Wood and Zoe M. Nichols as executors advertise sale for January 10, 1934 at 12 noon at the Washtenaw County Court House to satisfy $5,186.25 plus interest, costs, and attorney fees, describing 110 acres in Saline Township, Washtenaw County, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lindenschmidt
Emma R. Lindenschmidt
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Catherine Weiennett
Saline
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County Court House
Washtenaw
Echigen
Arthur. G. Wood
Zoa M. Nichols
Katherine Weiennett
Catherine “Weinnette
Ben O. Shepherd
Dime Bank
Detroit
Determination of Heirs in Armstrong Estate
Probate court in Washtenaw County orders hearing on Susan Armstrong's petition to determine legal heirs of James Edward Armstrong. Public notice to run in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks prior to the December 5, 1933 hearing. Judge Jay G. Pray presides. Nora O. Borgert registers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
James Edward Armstrong
Susan Armstrong
Pai
Saline Observer
Nora O. Borgert
Register of Probate
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice in Washtenaw County
Foreclosure notice announces sale of property in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan under a 1927 mortgage to Huron Valley Building and Savings Association. Describes due totals 2432.37 plus costs and taxes with power of sale and auction date February 24 1934 at the county courthouse.
Records Show Drop In Farm Receipts In Michigan 1929 32
Farm management reports from Michigan State College show no clear upturn in farm incomes after 1932. Across 65 farms the average income loss from 1929 to 1932 was 2388 dollars. Cash outlay per acre dropped from 25.64 in 1929 to 7.98 in 1932, a 69.1 percent fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
Proposed Strict Law For Food And Drugs
Bitter opposition grows as the Agriculture Department drafts a tough drug and food bill to require clear ingredient labeling and proven curative properties. The plan aims to curb false advertising beyond package labels and targets drug makers selling unproven remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Foreclosure notice by Huron Valley on Washtenaw mortgage
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association as assignee will auction at the Washtenaw County Court House in Ann Arbor on February 24 1984 at 10:00 AM the mortgage secured property in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan to cover principal 716.73 taxes 803.59 attorney fee 35.00 plus costs totaling 5736.67 with interest and expenses. The mortgage was held by Raymond E H Seeger and Margaret Steinkel Seeger and originated November 1 1929 recorded November 2 1929 Liber 184 Page 334 reassigned November 10 1932 Liber 25 Page 345 and the property is Lot 8 in Wildwood Park Addition as recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Parks
Rachel
A. Parks
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Huron ‘Valley Building and Savings Association
State of Michigan
Lee and
Sis
Register of Deeds
Huron Valley Building and Savings
Notich
County of
Washtenaw
Huron’ Valley
Ann
Arbor
Céulity
Huron
Maynard & Moran
Anna Arbor
Hurom-Waley ‘Building
A. Michigan . Corporation
W. EL van
Raymond EH. Seeger
Margaret Steinkel Seeger
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
Circuit “Court
Huron Valley
Wildwood Park
Amn
Pen Barn Adapted To Dairy Business
Michigan State University engineers describe pen barns as a cost saving dairy system where cows roam a large main room except during milking and grain feeding. Each unit serves 12 cows with a four-stall milking room, improving cleanliness and ease of maintenance while expanding herd size without extra stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Engineering Department
Michigan State College
College
First Day Kosciusko Stamp Goes to Pittsburgh
Stamp notes report Pittsburgh as a new first day town for the 5c Kosciusko stamp with covers from Pittsburgh likely the scarcest among set issues. Mentioned are other first day towns, price rumors, and talks on Little America and Byrd stamps, plus post office personnel changes and ongoing philatelic chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Pittsburgh
Penna
Kosciusko
NIRA
Iowa
Buffalo
America
Washington
Ioc
Hough
Mimore
Okla
Berkeley
Cal
Olympic Weekly
Philatelic
NRA Nira
Ralph AS
Kimble
WMAG
Chicago
Michael L
Kidsness
A. Tye
Iyision
Phil Sli
Post” Omite
Hidsness
Ofice
Robert C
Weenie Maediately
sAobert Kunze
Washington, D.C
Hidsmess
WOL
Foote Stee
Tribune Museum Exhibit Highlights Chicago Paper History
A Chicago Tribune historical museum showcases the paper’s growth and journalism workflow with replicas of early offices, a Medill desk, four color presses, and front pages marking Civil War, Armistice, Wright brothers, Lindbergh, Chicago fire, and 1893 Columbian Exposition. Free tours run after the fair. advance reservations recommended. MilansDeader sustains a hand injury from an elevator accident. recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Hevenabe
Tribune
Joseph Medill
The
Wright Brothers
Lindbergh
North Pole
Peary
New York Times
Podunkville Gazette
Chicagos
The Crow and Sioux Nations and Their History
The Crow tribe known as Apsarakis ranged in southern Montana and beyond the Yellowstone River, famed for horse raids and later seeking gov ernment support on reservations. The Sioux nation, numerous and powerful, spanned the Dakotas, Montana, and Wyoming, with wars against whites and neighbors, including battles with the Chippewas and the 1862 conflicts that led to reservations. The writer notes plans to cover minor tribes and invites readers to contact the Hobby Editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apsarakis
Montana
Yellowstone River
North America
Dakotas
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Rockies
Minnesota
Sitting Bull
Custer
Advances and Demand Push Buying Forward in Economy
An analysis argues that rising wages will lift production costs and prices, urging prudent buying now. It highlights vast latent buying power and demand, noting shabby clothing, aging cars, and needed homes while warning against past fear-driven underconsumption. A German architect proposes a ball shaped house design to free street space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Johnson
1931 Income Share Surges as Prices Rise
A 1931 report notes the Was $107.37 price point reflecting about 298 percent of average American income, highlighting a sharp rise in living costs and its burden on households.
Home Economists Offer Quick Luncheon Menu Ideas
Michigan State college home economics specialists provide canned good based menus for busy holidays. Recipes include Cream of tomato soup, baked ham with sides, creamed dried beef on toast, baked eggs in bacon rings, canned sweet potatoes with marshmallows, and salmon salad ideas. Unemployed home economics teachers from MSU may teach adult education to train relief lists for new jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Harvard
Marie Dye
Federal Relief Administration
Small town newspapers praised for truth by Michigan youth rally
Dr. Morton S. Rice of Metropolitan M. E. Church Detroit lauds the small town paper for printing truth over propaganda at a Michigan Youth Council event in Albion. He urges support for local editors as key to advancing moral issues. Removed from metropolitan press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Youth Council
Albion
Merton S. Rice
M. E. Church
Detroit
Fire destroys Bourbina home on Seizert farm
Fire thought to have started from sparks blown from the chimney completely destroyed the house on the Seizert farm now occupied by Charles Bourbina yesterday afternoon about 1 o'clock. Although the house was burned all other buildings on the grounds were saved. The fire at the house was beyond control before the fire department was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seizert
Charles Bourbina
Blissfield Advance
French Railroads Run More High Speed Trains Than Any Other Country
France operates more fast trains than any other continental European country, signaling a major expansion in rail services and speed across its network.
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Ala
Warren Tornado
Justice of the Peace
Leagal
County .Directory
Ypsilanti
William H. Murray
Broadway
Ann Arbor, Mich
Seyfried
Jewelers
Billy
John Hoffman
Hoffman
John W. Angle
Uapaa Pia
By Gene de Laine
Milo Fulcher
Nat
MilansDeader
United States
J. Harry. Hawkins
Michigan State Colleges
Nation’s Safeguard
2GREAT
Woman's World
Dre
Sosh
Astandmomin Magezing
Pictorial Review
Womans World
Iene
Stow
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