Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
Default on a mortgage dated March 21 1919 to Catherine Weiennett of Saline Michigan. Foreclosure sale set for January 10 1934 at 12 noon at the Washtenaw County Court House Ann Arbor. Property in Saline Washtenaw County Michigan comprises 110 acres more or less. Executors Arthur Wood and Zoe Nichols for Catherine Weiennett deceased. Attorney Ben O Shepherd Detroit. Public notice appears in 1938 legal adv. listing multiple publication dates.
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
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Marcel
Arthur
G Wood
Zoa M. Nichols
Katherine Weiennett
Catherine Weinnette
Mertgagee
Ben O. ‘Shepherd
Morteagee
Dime Bank
Detroit
Notice of meeting of commissioners on claims in probate
Four months from October 2 1933 for creditors to present claims against the estate of John W Hull deceased. Commissioners Holmes and Keubler will meet at Citizens Bank Saline Michigan December 7 1933 and February 7 1934 at ten in the forenoon to examine and adjust claims. Ann Arbor October 2 1933.
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Michigan
Washtenaw
John W. Hull
Er P
Citizens Bank
Saline
Said
Ann Arbor
State OF Michigan
Walter A. Munroe
Ann. Arbor
More Speed Shown In New Farm Loans
Loans to Michigan farmers through the St. Paul Federal Land Bank are accelerating with reports from Henry Morgenthau Jr. that September lending totaled 310 700 dollars. The surge follows a liberalized policy and backs up a month when bank appraisals increased to handle the flood of applications. The banks added appraisers, and two loan types are offered: first mortgages and mortgages on land and chattel, both limited by security value. Land bank bonds rely on solid collateral, while loans based on boom values are not reliable security.
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Michigan
St. Paul
Credi
Collecting Postmarks as a Modern Hobby and Swap Tips
Collecting postmarks from covers 2x4 inch is a compact hobby growing in popularity. It highlights variety from many towns, unique names, and obsolete flag cancelations, plus a swap system to quickly build a diverse collection across states and topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou
Beaverton
Ore
Surphiy Springs
Freestone
Clear Lake
Dak
Washington
Roosevelt
Cows Eat More Hay If Fed Bone Meal
Michigan State College dairy researchers report bone meal in cow rations boosts alfalfa intake. A 1000 pound cow producing 30 pounds daily could eat 20 to 22 pounds alfalfa plus silage and corn meal with one teaspoonful of bone meal to cut costs.
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Michigan
Dairy Department
Michigan State College
Plowing Contest at Michigan State College October 31
The fourth annual state plowing match at Michigan State College in East Lansing features multi horse hitch entries of four to six teams with a possible eight horse demonstration but no competition for such size. Winners judged on plow quality and team handling. alfalfa sod ground, no fixed time limit. Banquet and programs follow with speakers including R S Shaw and H F Moxley, and masters Andy Adams and Robert Mackie.
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Hast Lansing
Michigan
R. S. Shaw
R. J. Baldwin
R. Sg. Hudson
H. F. Moxley
The
College
John Brown
Detroit
Wayne Dinsmore
Chicago
A. L. Kask
Andy Adams
Litchfield
Robert Mackie
Dryden
Aged Water Best For Freshwater Goldfish Care
A reader asks about using distilled or rain water for goldfish in a globe. Experts warn germ free water can be fatal to fish. Let water stand to allow beneficial bacteria to develop. After tank settles and decayed plant leaves are removed, introduce a few fish gradually using a container and small water transfers.
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New York Sun
Notice of Meeting of Commissioners on Claims
Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan opens claims for the estate of Walter A. Munroe deceased. Creditors must present claims Oct 6 1933 and Dec 13 1933 and Feb 13 1934 at ten o'clock fore noon in Saline to exam and adjust claims. Ann Arbor October 6 1933. Commissioners Holmes and Worras.
Special Lectures on Agricultural Adjustment at Michigan State
A series of lectures for short course students at Michigan State College covers the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Speakers include E L Anthony, R J Baldwin, R V Duman, G C Ballard, and CTL Nash. The sixteenth week general agriculture course begins Oct 30, with a separate vegetables and small fruits module scheduled Nov 6–19.
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Michigan State College
E.l.anthony
R. J. Baldwin
R.v.duman
Economics Department
GC. V. Ballard
Nash
Hiwa
Thrifty guidance on fruit juice prices and canning
The Homemaker's Corner reports that price, not health value, mainly guides juice choices per Michigan State College home economics. It notes small oranges yield about one cup from a half, large oranges yield about a cup each, and cheapest tomato juice comes from home canned tomatoes. Home canning steps include selecting firm ripe tomatoes, simmering with water, sieving seeds, and processing jars in boiling water.
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Michigany State
What is Good Painting by W M Couch Thaca N
A discussion of good painting emphasizes thin coats and thorough rubbing to force pigment into wood. Proper brushing prevents cracking, and boiled oil often causes aligators. Turpentine helps avoid cracking, while varnish differs as gum remains after spirit evaporation. Chelsea Standard notes B J Claire injured in Ohio accident. another car wrecked in dense fog near Adrian.
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B. J. Claire
Ohio
Adrian
Mr. Claire
Mr."Glaire
Chelsea Standard
Collector of Indian relics defends Indian and warfare tactics
Ypsilanti attorney Clinton I. LeForge preserves a 7000 piece Indian relic collection near Ypsilanti. He argues Native warfare defended homes and hunting grounds, claims Indian life is misrepresented, and notes finds from three millennia of culture. He safeguards artifacts in his law office apartment and reburies unsuitable skeletal remains.
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Ypsilanti
Mich
Clinton I. LeForge
Michigan
Mexico
LeForge
Ladies’ Library
Huron Street
LeFarge
LeVorge
Wodd’ Chuck
Colorado
Vincennes
Ind
Antrim County
Conservation officers recruitment exam announced in Jackson
The Department of Conservation announces a competitive examination for two freelance conservation officers for southern Lower Peninsula and two more for Clinton and Monroe counties. Eligible males aged 25 to 45 residing in Michigan may apply. The exam is Tuesday November 7 at 8:00 AM EST at the Odd Fellows Temple South Mechanic Street Jackson. Oct 26 Nov 2 1933.
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Odd Fellows Temple
South Mechanic Street
Jackson
Free Lance
Lower Peninsula
Clinton County
Monroe County
Department of Conservation
Hunters threaten to close lands to sport in Brooklyn Exponent
After a horse shooting incident with Charles Cruse aboard a 60 shot wound, the Brooklyn Exponent notes locals patrol for a hunter who misjudged a duck in a horse’s behind. Most hunters are good sportsmen but a few ruin it, risking broader restrictions on hunting.
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Charles ‘Cruse
Brooklyn Exponent
Red Cross Life Saving and First Aid Courses Highlight
The Red Cross provides vital services through Life Saving and First Aid courses. Most lifeguards nationwide are Red Cross trained and the organization’s programs save thousands of lives annually with certificates issued: 66 354 for First Aid and 78 795 for Life Saving last year.
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Red Cross
America
World War veterans face ongoing issues in recruitment
Report notes veterans and applicants from the Marine Corps struggle with period gaps since the nation’s war era. Authorities, programs, and policies are under review to address delays and improve eligibility processing for service members seeking new opportunities.
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Marine Corps
Local Red Cross Aid Supports Students and Eyewear Needs
The Red Cross membership last year aided 6 628 boys and girls in school public and aided crippled aged and aided schoolfellows by providing attention for their eyes and purchasing glasses. It supported correspondence exchanges with school children in other nations.
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Nior
Tornado Most Frequent Disaster In United States
The Red Cross relief records show tornadoes are the most frequent disaster in the United States. In the past year forty four tornadoes struck eighteen states, killing 326 people and injuring 2,755 while aiding 21,738 homeless or affected victims.
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United States
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Cross Relief After Severe Southern California Earthquake
In March a severe earthquake killed 95 people, injured 4,911, and destroyed thousands of homes in Southern California. The Red Cross was first on the ground providing emergency relief, taking more than three months to restore survivors to self-sustaining lives and spending a relief fund of 411000 dollars.
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California
Red Cross
Red“Cross
Veteran Red Cross Chair John Barton Payne Serves Twelve Years
John Barton Payne, a retired judge and international lawyer, serves his twelfth year as chairman of the American Red Cross. His position is unpaid and he was appointed by the President. He has held high public office under five presidents Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, and Roosevelt.
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John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
United States
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Roosevelt
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H. A. Holmes
H. W. Keubler
Commissioners
St. Johns
Ieansing
Ionia News
A. d. Warren Tornado
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
County Directory
William H. Murray
Nat’l Bk
Seyfried
Jewelers
ANN_ARBOR, MICH
D.S. Stanford
Eree
Jayne
D ~ JA & Son
Gallege
Ass Holmes
Worras
Say
Homer Economic ‘Specialists
Michigan State
W. M. Couch
Free Press
Lansing
George R. Hogarth
Vier
Spirit
Red Cross i
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