Michigan Happenings Reach Across States and Counties
Michigan agriculture reports show peaches reaching Tampa and Omaha while statewide production dips to 1,172,000 bushels. State finances detail a $26.98 million balance, August disbursements of $4.34 million, and a 5.86 percent rise in postal receipts with Detroit leading gains.
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Michigan
Tampa
Fla
Omaha
Neb
Boston
United States Department of Agriculture
Michigaan
Frank M. Gorman
Secretary of State
Detroit
Long Service Record Marks Michigan Rail Engineer
Philip M. Sullivan of Escanaba, a veteran engineer on the Northwestern road’s Peninsular division, completes fifty four years in railroading dating to 1869. He piloted the first air equipped train west of the Alleghenies in 1872. Representative James A. Richards faces a state house challenge after officials say he has never become a U S citizen.
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Philip M. Sullivan
Escanaba
Peninsular
Northwestern Road
Sullivan
Chicago
Rockford
Allegheny Mountains
James A. Richards
Calhoun County
House of Representatives
House
Richards
United States
Michigan
Canada
City observance committee planned for civic unity
A city wide phservance committee of representatives from Detroit’s civic, educational, religious and welfare groups will promote the principles of the 1787 constitutional convention. Gov Groesbeck leads state prisoner reconstruction of the Dixie Highway nine miles from Flint to Genesee Oakland line with about 265 prisoners at work. Nearly a month in, less than four and a quarter miles are finished. The governor replaced the highway district engineer and four other department staff to accelerate progress.
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Alex. J. Groesbeck
Frank Rogers
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Michigan State Council On Immigrant Education
Boards of Education
Boards of Commerce
Civic Committees
Cially
Detroit
Groesbeck
Flint
Genesee-Oakland
Highway Department
Governor Groesbeck to Call Special Session on Reapportionment
Reliable sources report Governor Groesbeck plans a November special session of the legislature to address reapportionment required by the constitution for the next decade. No official announcement has been made, but the decision appears settled.
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Groesbeck
Mackinac Ferry Earns Profit Amid Early Run
State highway commissioner Frank F. Rogers reports the Straits of Mackinac automobile ferry earned about 14000 in just over a month of operation. The ferry cost 18000 and officials expect the project to pay for itself with funds left over to help finance a new boat next spring.
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Straits of Mackinac
Frank F. Rogers
Iron Mountain
Upper Peninsula
Rogers
Bond issue for street railway extensions approved
A five million dollar bond issue approved last spring for street railway extensions has about one million already spent in anticipation of sale. The securities were declared valid Wednesday by Detroit counsel Richard L Lawson.
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Richard L .Lawson
Detroit
M. A. C. To Open for Sixty-Sixth Year
Michigan Agricultural College announces a September 26 opening for its sixty sixth year with freshmen registrations on September 24. Expectation is high as enrollment may equal or exceed previous records, with over 1,700 regular students last year and larger anticipated this fall. The agricultural and engineering divisions continue to drive most enrollments, while home economics forestry veterinary medicine and applied science grow. New dean Miss Jean Jerueger and new zoology professor Harrison R Hunt begin at the start of the year.
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Michigan Agricultural College
State College
Office of the College Register
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Ias
Colege
Jean Jerueger
Harrison R. Hunt
Governors to duel in barnyard golf at Idaho Oregon meet
Governor Charles Moore of Idaho and Governor Price of Oregon plan a quiet pitching duel at the Idaho Oregon tournament for the western championship in Nampa on September 18 19. Moore touts horseshoe pitching as a healthful sport training eye and muscles.
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Charles Moore
Idaho
Price
Oregon
Nampa
Moore
Probate notices of estates in Washtenaw County Michigan
Two public probate notices from Washtenaw County announce hearings for William Feldkamp and Merle Tuttle estates. Lydia Brenson seeks administration for Feldkamp with Carl Curtiss or other, hearing September 28. Fred T Grove seeks for Merle Tuttle, hearing October 18. Published in Saline Observer.
Hearing set on final account in Hamlin estate
At Washtenaw County Probate Court in Ann Arbor on September 27 at 10 a.m. the final administration account of Alma Hamlin executrix in the estate of Alanson B. Hamlin deceased will be heard. A true copy issued by Judge Emory E. Leland and Register Dorcas C. Donegan.
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E. Leland
Brobane
Dorcas C. Donegan
Register
State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Washtehaw
Ann Arbor
Emory E Leland
Merle Tuttle
Fred T. Grove
Farmers & Mechanics Bank
Fred G. Merriman
Saline
Observer
Tok
Emory B ‘Leland
Doreus C.donegan
Alan
B. Hamlin
Alma Hamlin
Notice to creditors for Sarah Jane Camburn estate
Probate Court of Washtenaw County announces four months from September 12 1923 for creditors to present claims against the estate of Sarah Jane Camburn deceased. Claims must be filed at the probate office Ann Arbor for examination and allowance. Hearings set for November ight and January 12 1924 at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
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Ann Arbor
Probate Notice of Estate of William Castle Michigan
Notice is given by the Washtenaw County Probate Court that four months from September 17 1923 are allowed for creditors to present claims against the estate of William Castle deceased. Claims must be filed at the probate office in Ann Arbor for examination and allowance. Hearings are set for November 17 and January 16 at 10 a.m.
Notice to creditors in the John B Youngbauer estate
By order of the Probate Court for September 6 1923 four months were allowed for creditors to present claims against the estate of John B Youngbauer deceased at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor for examination and allowance. Claims must be filed by January 5 1924 and will be heard November 7 1923 and January 7 1924 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Judge Emory E Leland of Probate dated Ann Arbor September 7 1928.
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Tenaw, Ss
Washtenaw
John B Youngbauer
Ann Arbor
Emory E. Leland
Notice to Creditors in Camburn Estate
Probate Court of Washtenaw County informs creditors of Bllora Camburn to present claims by January 12, 1924 for examination and allowance. Claims will be heard November 12 and January 13, 1924 at 10 o clock fore noon in Ann Arbor. Dated September 12, 1923. Emory Leland is clerk.
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