Michigan Conservation Board Sets 1933 Migratory Waterfowl Rules
The Conservation Commission under Act 230 1925 and Act 286 1929 abridges hunting regulations for ducks geese brant coots and woodcock for 1933 from October 1 to November 30. Restrictions include daily possession limits of 12 ducks 24 in possession and 4 geese or brant with 8 in aggregate and 16 in possession for specified species. woodcock hunting banned in the Upper Peninsula. Signed August 1933 by Director George R Hogarth and commissioners William H Loutit and Ray E Cotton. September 21-28 and October 5 1933 notices.
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State OF
Michigan
Conservation Commission
Upper Peninsula
George R. Hogarth
Department of Conservation
WM. H. Loutit
Ray E. Cotton
State OF Michian
Regulations Ban Raccoon Hunting In Michigan For One Year
The Director of Conservation recommends rules under Act 230 RP. A. 1925. The Commission bans hunting or killing raccoons across Michigan for one year in the Upper Peninsula, with specific seasons in the Lower Peninsula from November 1 to 30 for hunting and November 15 to December 15 for trapping in defined areas. Published September 6, 1983. Ray B. Cotton, Secretary.
If You Want to Keep Your Business a Secret
The passage contrasts secrecy with publicity noting that secret business remains undisturbed while doing business requires tell it and sell it. It emphasizes effort, advertising as a signal of alertness, and the need to promote to succeed.
Quiet title suit targets land in Washtenaw County Michigan
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court a chancery suit by Myrtie Caul Conrad seeks to quiet title to two parcels in Superior Township. The case names many defendants with unknown heirs and notes publication of the order in Latins Observer for six weeks. The land covers 34.06 and 16.94 acres, with a right of way reserved for Frederick E. Smith. Proceedings dated August 26, 1933, in Ann Arbor under Judge George W. Sample.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Myrtie Caul Conrad
Hanae Waccapana
Abby Jane Murray
County of
Ann Arbor
George W. Sample
Lee N. Brown
Paintiff
Harry H. Atwell
Superior
State of
Michigan
Frederick E. Smith
Ypsilanti
Notice of Hearing on Claims in Estate of William Acton
The Probate Court for Washtenaw County Michigan announces four months from August 30 1933 as the claim period for creditors of William Acton deceased. Claims must be filed at the Probate Office Ann Arbor before January 4 1934. Hearings set for November 4 1938 and January 4 1984 at 10 a.m. JAY G PRAY Judge of Probate.
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State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
William. Acton
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Milk Income Drops As Feed Costs Rise
Michigan dairy firms report lower net incomes in the latest dairy herd records as feed costs outrun rising milk prices. Despite small gains in milk and butter, seed prices surged, squeezing profits. many herds culled poorer cows, while some owners built safety bull pens after recent bull incidents.
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Michigan
Michigan State’ College
Seers Should Watch Numbers At College Short Courses Begin
Michigan State College will start its first short courses on October 30. Courses range from 16 weeks of general agriculture to two days on hatchery problems, plus a new horseshoeing course. Twenty courses are offered, with enrollment rising in economic downturns as workers seek to improve themselves.
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Michigan State College
Michigan
East Lansing
Michigan Conservation Commission Sets Squirrel Protection Rule
The Conservation Commission of Michigan issues a legal notice ordering a closed season on black and gray squirrels under 230 P A 1925. The order is published this 6th day of September in the state of Michigan by the commission.
Public Notice in Probate Court of Wash tenaw
Public publication ordered for three weeks in The Saline Observer for the hearing on John W. Hull estate filed by Cora M. Hull. Hearing set for October 2, 1938 at 10 A M at the Ann Arbor Probate Office before Judge Jay G. Pray. Nora C. Borgert, Register of Probate.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay. G. Pray
Cora M. Hull
A. Curtiss
the Saline,Observer
Jay G. Pray
Probate
Nora C. Borgert
Register of Probate
Cut Potato Shrink By Careful Methods
Michigan farmers can boost income despite a short crop by avoiding harvest and storage losses. Best practices include harvesting before mid October, dry weather handling, minimal ground contact, drying time on topsoil, careful digging depth, crate handling, and proper storage ventilation with temperatures around 50 to 60 degrees.
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Michigan
Farm Crops Department
Michian State College
Homemaker's Corner Advises On Young Child At School Readiness
Mrs Lynna Anne Lynde from Michigan State College urges setting regular home routines to ease a child's transition to school. She recommends fixed wake times, calm mornings, periods of free play, and nightly preparation tasks to build self guidance and responsibility linking home and school life.
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Lynna Anne Lynde
Michigan State College
Flint Trading Swapping Post Makes City Laughs
In Flint Michigan three young men started the Flint Trading Swapping Post at 125 BE Third St to trade odd items for cash or other goods. In five months they have processed over 8000 trades, relying on bartering with no capital and taking a 15 percent commission on cash deals. The shop draws small buyers and sellers including a 12 year old who swapped a gramophone and other items for a bicycle, while others swap goats for fishing poles and elevators of everyday curiosities for more curious wares.
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Detroit
Free Press
Flint, Mich
Thomas Devlin
Flint
Devlin
Flint Trading & Swapping Post
BE. Third St
Eildon Countryman
Edward Higgins
Mr. Devlin
Charles Oldham
Polly
Trading Post
Commissioners Notice In Re Clark Carter Deceased
The Probate Court for Washtenaw County Michigan appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against Clark Carter deceased Four months from September 20 1933 creditors may present claims The meetings will be at The Citizens Bank Saline on November 25 1933 and January 25 1934 at ten oclock in the forenoon Ann Arbor September 20 1933 commissioners H A Holmes IL E Patrbank Sept 28 Oct 15 1933
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Clark Carter
Citizens Bank
Saline
Michigan
A. D
Ann.Arbor
Early Native Tribes and Pueblo Builders in the Southwest
The Maquis, a semi civilized northern Arizona tribe, revolted successfully against Spaniards in 1680 and gained independence. They cultivated grain and vegetables, raised sheep and goats, and were famed for rug making. Homes were stone built on high mesas. In 1889 their number reached 34,800. In New Mexico, Pueblo peoples are noted as renowned town builders with distinct history and features.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Pueblo
Early Native Rebellions and Modoc War Notes
A historical sketch recounts 1542 revolts against Spaniards and Coronado's 1586 subjugation, with later 1680 revolts. It describes Pacific Northwest tribes living in stone and adobe homes, growing grain and livestock, numbering over 9,000, and valued salmon as a staple. Jesuit influence, then relapse, Modoc War of 1872-73, and final subjugation follow. The passage ends with moral exhortations to stop hoarding and remain optimistic.
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Oregon
United States
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