Chancery Notice in Torrence Case Filed in Michigan Court
The Circuit Court in Wash tenaw Michigan sits at Ann Arbor on September 12 1934 in the case Heith Mae Torrence plaintiff versus August H Torrence defendant. Defendant ordered to appear within three months with publication to begin within two weeks in The Saline Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STATH
Michigan
Washtenaw
Chancery
Ann Arbor
Heith Mae Torrence
August HE. Torrence
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
George W. Samplt
Luella M. Smith
Ypsilanti
Notice of Haring Claims Before Court
In the matter of the estate of Jacob Finkbeiner Sr the Probate Court of Washte naw County Michigan grants four months from September 18 1984 for creditors to present claims at the Probate Office Ann Arbor by January 23 1985. Claims will be heard on November 28 1984 and January 23 1985 at ten oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Court of Washtenaw
Jacob Finkbeiner
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Mortgage Sale Notice for Ypsilanti Property
Marie Lowder defaulted on a mortgage to Leever and Leever dated September 1 1932. The Washtenaw County foreclosure will sell Lots 9 and 10 in Cross and Shutt’s Addition Ypsilanti at public auction December 1 1934 at 10 am at the Circuit Court front door Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiault
Marie Lowder
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw
Amichigan
Fred 0. Leever
Adria J. Leever
Eco-Partners
Deitg
Leever and
Leever
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Cross and Shutt
Fred O. Leever
Adrian
Lee N. Brown
Hewitt Block
Public Notice for Estate of Lucetta Burz Hearing Set
In Ann Arbor Probate Court on September 24 1984 Judge Jay G Pray orders hearing on Pharo C Burgs petition to administer Lucetta Burz estate. Hearing date October 24 1934 at ten oclock at the Probate Office. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Nora Borgert Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G Pray
Lucetta Burz
Pharo C. Burg
Grover F. Burg
Saline
Jay G. Pray
Nora
Borgert
Register of Probate
Gas Strike Near Wellsville Powers Farmhouse Drill
John Horton and George Gowman, while drilling for water on William Steffner’s farm one mile north of Wellsville, struck natural gas at 108 feet last Friday. The gas erupted stones up to walnuts size over 50 feet, drilling stopped, gas piped into the house for fuel. A second water well will be drilled immediately. This is the first gas discovery in the area near Wellsville, about three miles east of Lenawee Junction and 39 miles southeast of Addison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horton
George Gowman
William Steffner
Wellsville
Adrian
Lenawee Junction
Addison
Addison Courier
Large Crop Expected After Drought Years Amid Planning
Records from the U S Department of Agriculture indicate corn production rose after three drought years and farmers may plant more feed grains in 1885 unless contract plans are renewed. Hog numbers have fallen, reducing feed demand, which could yield a surplus if conditions stay favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
United States
Burglar Found Sleeping in Newlywed Couple's Bed
Howard White a 24 year old CCC worker from the Indian Head camp was jailed in La Plata awaiting a house breaking hearing. Deputy J L Sprague said White entered the Davis home went to the couple's room and got into their bed and slept until awakened by the wife at about 2 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Plata
Howard White
CCC
Indian Head
J. L. ‘Sprague
Alton Davis
White
Snakes His Hobby
Kenneth Johnson a UC student near graduation pursues herpetology by keeping a variety of snakes and a gila monster in cages at his bed. He hopes to become a zoo director with a focus on reptiles though seven rattlesnakes died after an illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Johnson
Kenneth
University of California
Johnson
Florida
Texas
Old France Coin Found In Madison Garden
A silver five franc piece minted in France in 1812 bearing Napoleon’s head was found by C F Cheney while gardening near Madison Ohio. The coin likely changed hands many times before being lost. Mrs Rula Hodges died last week after being struck by a car driven by Allie Kelley near West Main Street.
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Madison
Ohio
France
Napoleon
C. F. Cheney
Here
Rula Hodges
Allie Kelley
Claude Wilson
Sunny Southern California Farm for Five Acres Near Los Angeles
Five acres in Lucerne Valley, California offered for 4195 dollars with a 25 dollar down payment and 5 dollars monthly balance. Grow alfalfa, fruit trees, grapes, and raise poultry in the shallow water farm area near neighbors and the city about three hours from Metropolitan Los Angeles. Information available from R. Kimbrough, Room 729, 406 Maine St. Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay 5
California
Los Angeles
Lucerne Valley
Kimbrough
Maine St
Cooking Methods Save Minerals And Vitamins In Vegetables
Michigan State College home economics extension specialists explain how different cooking methods affect minerals and vitamins in vegetables. Use little water, keep liquid when serving, and prefer hot pack canning to preserve nutrients. avoid prolonged heat and oxidation which destroy vitamins A B and C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Gypsy Marauders, Dillinger Mentioned as Anomalies
A Cheboygan Observer item notes a band of gypsies roving the Saginaw district last week pilfering from locals, with police allegedly turning them away and returning them to Ohio. Also mentioned are Tom Albright’s giant Oxheart tomatoes and a TB assoc guidance on midday rest for mothers and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
South Michigan
Ohio
Dillinger
Cheboygan
Michigan Beavers Under Five Year Closed Season Order
The Conservation Commission under Act 230 P A 1925 declares a five year statewide ban beginning January 1 1981 on molesting trapping hunting shooting or killing beavers in Michigan. Signed December 5 1938 by George R Hogarth Director with WM H Loutit Chairman and Ray Cotton Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
the Conservation Commission
The
Conservation Commission
State of
Michigan
George R. Hogarth
Department of Conservation
WM. H. Loutit
RAY #&. COTTON
Conservation Commission bans mink trapping across Michigan
The Director of Conservation recommends and the Commission orders a two year ban on trapping mink outside specific muskrat seasons. Prohibited areas include the Upper Peninsula entirely and parts of the Lower Peninsula with dates ranging November 1 to December 31, 1953. Signed August 8, 1953 by George R. Hogarth and Ray E. Cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
The
Conservation Commission
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Township 16
Saginaw Bay
George R. Hogarth
Department of Conservation
WM. H. Loutit
Ray E. Cotton
No Good Outlook for Banking Says AIBA Leader
Washington D C FP tL Law president of the American Rotters Association tells the American Institute of Banking convention that there is no reason for pessimism as banking endures with the right management. He cites 219 active chapters 59009 members and 23000 students and urges bankers to serve depositors stockholders and society while embracing change and opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Tl. Law
American Rauters Association
American Institute of Banking
Law
Nover
Banks Repay R F C Loans in 61 Percent Cash Repaid
Banks and trust companies on May 31 repaid 61 percent or 867,959,628.08 of 1,581,357,085.08 in cash received from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation since its founding February 2, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board Finds Banking Improving Across the Nation
The July bulletin shows operating banks, especially country banks, reducing indebtedness to Federal Reserve Banks and to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Progress includes making funds available to depositors from closed banks and ongoing liquidation of debts since 1932 with increased borrowing from the RFC only briefly during the 1933 crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
Banking History Sees Turning Point in June Recovery
The American Bankers Association Journal notes in its July issue that June marks a turning point in banking history with recovery optimism. Reorganization after a sixteen month holiday is nearly complete and remaining banks no longer threaten the situation. The year’s preparatory period for the Banking Act of 1933 is over and banks see their stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Bankers Association Journal
Poultrymen Cite Marketing Diseases Top Issues in New York
Farm bureau committeemen at the New York State College of Agriculture in Ithaca surveyed 283 poultry farmers and found marketing and broiler profitability as the top concern. Diseases including coccidiosis followed, with 809 reporting any disease. other issues listed include high feed costs, baby chick sources, and obtaining top egg prices.
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Farm Bureau
Poultry Department
New York State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
New York
Cornell
Winter Solutions For Soft Shelled Eggs
Winter egg problems can be reduced by a balanced ration with a good laying mash in constant hopper access, supplemented by grain at night and morning, plus crushed oyster shell or limestone grit. Expose hens to direct sun via UV transmitting glass and supplement vitamin D with cod liver oil at one pint per 100 pounds of mash.
Leg Weakness in Young Chickens Causes and Symptoms
Weak legs common in poultry arise from rheumatism and other factors. Overcrowded or overheated quarters, improper heat in brooders, constant wooden floors, and intestinal trouble from swarms can all cause weakness. Pullets often recover after laying their first half dozen eggs.
Feed Male Birds Separately to Boost Health and Breeding
An expert poultry producer says feeding the male bird separately from the flock prevents him from hogging feed. A warm wet mash with a tablespoon of cod liver oil improves health, fertility, and chick growth.
Keeping Records Helps Poultry Farmers Track Fluctuations
Records are an important part of the poultry business and every poultry man should keep at least an egg record each day. This reveals daily variation and may signal when feed or management changes are needed. Also keep a bird count including sold eaten or died and take records at year start.
Feed and Labor Costs in Poultry Production
A Kansas state board of agriculture study finds labor totals per bird vary by flock size from 29 hours annually in flocks under 100 hens to 1.6 hours per bird in flocks over 150. Feed costs average 43.4 percent and labor 28.7 percent of total production cost, stressing careful study of both factors.
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Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Cheaper Barn Construction Material Tested by MSU
A gravel asphalt mix called cut back asphalt floors livestock barns and sheds. Tested by the Michigan State College agricultural engineering department, the material promises lower construction costs and avoids common wood or concrete drawbacks. Floors are sanitary, dry, easy to clean, and can be laid in one or more layers using bank run gravel, mixed cold with solvent-diluted asphalt. Details are in the August Quarterly Bulletin from East Lansing.
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Agricultural Engineering Department
Michigan State College
Michigan
Anyvone
Agricultural Engineering
East Lansing
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A. J. Warren Tornado
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
William H. Murray
Nat'l Bk
Snakes
Old France
Hollywood
Hollywood Laboratories
San Fernando Building
Elbert Hubbard
Pete Albright
Courier
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
F. BM. Law
American Ranters Association
Par Alles
Howe
Ed Howe
America
Kettner
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