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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
6
John A Moroso presents a tale of James Montgomery, alias Nelson, a convict faking a peaceful life as a textile inventor and mill owner. Detectives close in as Montgomery battles exposure while Molly Bryant helps run the plant and a dangerous past shadows their future.
Detective Kearney faces a dangerous trap as James Nelson declares his innocence, endures a brutal test of identity, and sacrifices his hands to save a metal mill worker from a deadly machine, while Molly witnesses the ordeal and the town of outlaws watches.
In Chancery Willian EL Hyenaiteke as Complainant against unknown heirs and others, an order issued in the Alma district requiring defendants Wm Finley and Thomas G M Henderson to appear by September, with publication of the order in Alma Record weekly for six weeks. The case seeks to quiet title to lands described as the southwest quarter of section 34 and the northeast quarter of section 4, township 10 north, range 2 west, Michigan.
In Gratiot County Circuit Court a bill seeks to quiet title to land described as the north west quarter and north half of the northeast quarter of section nineteen, township ten north, range eight west. Complainants Jothan Allen and Marshall R. Allen allege unknown heirs of Luther Smith, H. Done, Roger N. Butterfield, Roger W. Butterfield, and Lenora J. Mutterfield may have rights, but their residence and status are uncertain. The court orders known heirs to appear by the specified date or face default judgment.
A 1915 chancery filing in Ithaca Michigan seeks the unknown heirs or assigns of John Deter deceased to answer a will and claim to land title in a district east of the village. The court orders publication in Alma's Alma Reco and sets appearances for six weeks, naming O G Tuttle as counsel for the complainant.
In Gratiot County Michigan a Probate Court session on April 11 1918 appointed Mary A Hill of Temple Michigan administratrix of Henry C Worden deceaseds estate. Creditors may present claims and a hearing is set for August 13 at ten in the forenoon with public notice to run three weeks in Alma Record. Judge J Lee Potts signed.
In the Probate Court of Gratiot County Michigan a hearing is scheduled for May 1 1915 at ten o clock in the forenoon to determine the admission of Mary A Morse deceaseds last will and to appoint an administrator. Judge J Lee Potts presiding with Clerk Belle Jenne. Publication of notice is to run for three weeks in Alma Record.
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