Mortgage sale notice on Gratiot County mortgage default
Mortgage default on a 1903 loan by John and Frances Sanders to First State Bank of Alma Michigan prompts public sale. Property Lot Twelve in M. E.'s Addition to Alma will be sold at Ithaca Court House on September 10, 1906, to satisfy the debt taxes costs and attorney fees. Attorney James C. Kress represents the mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sanders
Frances Sanders
First State Bank
Alma
Michigan
Register of Deeds
Gratiot County
Ithaca
M. E
First State Bank OF
Dollar Campaign FITS and party fund drives in work
The piece describes a dollar campaign by both major parties to fund campaigns with $1 contributions. It notes President Roosevelt and New York Governor Frank W. Higgins sending dollars, with Sherman of New York as Republican chair and James M. Griggs of Georgia for Democrats. It mentions headquarters in New York and tensions with labor as key campaign issues.
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House of Representatives
Congressiong Campaient Committee
Congressinga
Sherman
New York State
Republican Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
New York
Frank W. Higgins
Democratic Congressional Committee
Democratic Committee
James M. Griggs
Georgia
James T. Lloyd
Missouri
Theory T. Rulney
Timeis
New York City
Grigas
Grigex
Mr. Sex
Sherwan
Griges
Usatican
Amelizius
Loury Coolidge
Washington
Gridiron Club
Jin
Coollize
Coolidge
Mr. Gricie
Dolly
Democratic Congressional Cattipales Comention
Tye
Ures Tien Conor
Tang
Griggs
Littlefield
Shine
Longworth
Ohio
Warner and
Bartholdt
American Federation of Labor
Cannon
Maine
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Cold Storage Butter Quality By Salt Level And Storage
A dairy study by E. Grey of the Bureau of Animal Industry tests eight month old butter from cold storage. Findings include that butter with low salt preserved better, full tubs fared better than partially full, and storage at 10 or 40 degrees F influenced sweetness and deterioration after removal. Cream from sweet, pre storage butter aged well at -10 and 10 F, while sour cream butter stored similarly held briefly but deteriorated after removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Grey
Bureau of Animal Industry
Why the Parafin Cracks in Cheese Coating
Report discusses common failure of paraffin cheese coating due to insufficient heating. Instructions describe heating paraffin from 240 degrees and dipping cheese, with a pulley system, a cylindrical vessel, and draining after submersion.
Butter and Milk Testing Methods in Dairy Trade
The document discusses butter quality and pricing influenced by consumer demand for fine butter. It surveys dairy practices, government supervision, and creamery inspection, noting digestibility benefits of milk in mixed diets and outlining the Bahcoek milk testing method using pipettes, dilution, centrifugal mixing, and fat column measurement for rapid analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Snyder
Minnesota
Milking Machine Demonstrated At New York Dairy Convention
A writer notes a compact milking machine by Mr. Wletu of Roanoke Virginia shown at the New York state dairy convention. The device uses a pulsator to alternately apply and release suction on teat cups, allowing milking of four cows with a power driven exhaust and compressor system. Attendees observed demonstrations and praised the apparatus for its efficiency, though some questioned operator placement.
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Thownd
Tateyman
New York State
Covention
Wletu
Roanuike
Towany Espera
Saya
Klein
Indy
National Dairy Association Outlines Dairy Industry Needs
The association calls for urgent scientific dairy work. It emphasizes moisture control in butter, rapid moisture testing, and remedies for butter flats. It urges more trained dairy workers, practical short courses, and yearly dairy cow records. It also stresses feeding science, condensed milk manufacture, and boosting cheese as a food.
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National Dairy Association
Niber
Dairy Dustrietore
Wea
Cen
The Retail Milk Route Strategy
The article notes direct consumer milk sales are highly profitable for dairies. It stresses clean cows and udders, well fed cattle, careful milking, and strict can washing. It warns against dirty milking, poor strain filtration, and dirty cans, urging multiple strainers and cooling to 60 degrees.
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James C. Kress
Mortgagee
Carey
Pet Swhiuthe
Borane
Ay Barber Lion
Bing Sage
Pratt
ORINO
Hole
Parliy
Elaine
Mnitter Little & Biptier
Geree Laartery
Scott
Scout & Nowne
Chenlty
Dewel
Svea Drewotk
Congress
T. J. Mavia ¢ 'O. Martin
Wayne
T. Haw
W. Wo Woileregeenaw
J & Warren
Brancely
Frank Knappen
Salamacoo
George E. Barton
Allegan
George A. Morrinan
Yao Buren
Bernard and
Hall
George W. Cook
Genesee
Seth Rupert
Livingston
A, F Sleeper
Sani- Ine
WT. Hosmer
Maroni
Wm. M. Smith
Clinton
David L. Evans
Tuscola
E Osmund
Mualyon E
Slaw
Newayeo
A. B. Darragh
Goratiot
Hampden
Icanton 1
A.B. Scattergood
J. P. Lowey
W. T. Davies
Rexall
Stanard’s Central Drug Store
Kennedy
Chas. Rhodes
J. G. Walker
Germain
Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw, Michigan
Humphreys
Hu Hee Mead
William & Junstrom
Iron-Ox
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Caer
el King
Geo. B. Krause
We Ave
Altoona
Geo. Sharrar. L
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