Petition for probate hearing in Michigan court
The document records a probate petition with names such as Shaver, judge, and a request to grant administration to a widow or heir. It sets the date for a hearing on February 9, with publication to announce the petition in a local newspaper. The writing notes court orders and appearance requirements for interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
A. Medver
Euhly
Wiehaing
Peariver
Caiais
Wien
Lene
Akadil
Seid Raurk
Ahson
Alina Keron
IRAAC
Mortgage details reveal Gratiot County real estate lien
Mortgage lab on the date of Mast Hoe of rooetas em notes a lien against joint owners and the property in Gratiot County Michigan. The document lists lenders and attorneys, mentions the universiy and law firm representatives, and sets a payment plan with specific dates and conditions for the mortgage securing the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ead
Tush
Ives
Orien
Universiy
Contin
Abd Allurmey
Tak
Margaret
Jolq Barings
Nestle
Statwaret
Lasreitig
Roosevelt Urges Country Life Build Up Through Agriculture
President Roosevelt urges that government build up productive and social life on farms by promoting better farming, living standards, and cooperation. He backs stronger rural schools, roads, sanitation, and a nationwide push for country life through the Department of Agriculture, with emphasis on personal initiative and community leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Commission On Country Life
Senate
House of Representatives
Pattogal Department of Agriculture
Wiite
State Colleges of
Mericuiture
State Agriculture] Experiment Stations
Farmers’ Union
The
Grange
Agricultural Prowe
Countlselon
Em Sentini Foundation
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Country
Alfalfa Bay For Sale And Language Note
Alfalfa bay for sale described as good for midh cows. Lot offered by G F Brown. India fact noted: over 150 languages spoken, causing court language confusion. Mentions interpreters and language barriers in courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Brown
India
Piano for sale with five year guarantee at Bott Crandell
A handsome new piano is offered for sale at Bott and Crandell's furniture store. The instrument comes with a five year guarantee and is available for inspection and purchase at the store in Plano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plano
Aes
Bott & Crandell
Disappearing Home Life Fragment Seeks Stability
A fragmented passage discusses a lifestyle unable to sustain pets or a garden, with no housing prospects or value placed on memories, highlighting a missing home life and limited accommodation.
Early warning on consumption urges home care
A health column argues that consumption can be stopped at its onset if detected early. It notes people often do not recognize or accept they have it until it becomes dangerous, advising prompt self-care at home and urging vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faetsa
Battle Creek fires incendiary theory grips Adventists
Fire Chief Works and Police Chief Farrington head investigation into the Battle Creek home fire that killed Lena McClory Cecil Courant and George Goodonow. Adventists and other sources suspect incendiary causes amid a wave of historic fires. officials guard the scene as inquiries deepen. The narrative mentions past fires linked to Seventh Day Adventist institutions and a local option dispute in Washtenaw County. A separate arrest case in Marinette involves a clerk caught with butter hidden in stockings during thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Orphe
Battle Creek
Lena McClory
Cecil Courant
George Goodonow
Works
Farrington
Owen
Police & AD
di Owen
Weeks
West Aide
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Review and Herald
Rattle Creek
Ellen Ghite
Ann Arbor Railroad Bulletin Demands Garnishment Dismissals
Bulletin No 2643 issued by the Ann Arbor railroad company orders immediate dismissal of any employee garnished for debts unless a good explanation is given. The measure, though harsh to some, is presented as a step toward financial responsibility benefiting all workers and lenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company
Michigan
Lust
Michigan Mutual
Michigan Mutual Insurance Company
Michigan Mutual Life Building
Detroit
O.R. Looker
A. F. Moore
Theron F. Giddings
Stronger Bridges Needed Calls for Road Ties by Threshing Machine Men
Attorney General Bird urges support for Senator Kingman’s bill allowing threshing machine operators to tie roadways with engines up to ten tons. Current law limits cap to six tons. Authors warn towns must reinforce bridges and culverts at local expense, impacting infrastructure costs. Mrs. George R. Aldrich of Lafayette township died suddenly at age forty seven and seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Kingman
Battle Creek
George R. Aldrich
Lafayette Township
Sbe
Aldrich
Olive Thomas
Itahea Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mak Bunty
Shaver
Tur Murtgager
Swigart
DR. Humphreys
Nook
Meg Sa
Esas
City
Ife
Commission On
Country Life
Country Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Country
Fife
Sian
Nic
Iife
White House
Vebriney
New York
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pyar! St
Washtenaw County
Board of Aupertisors
Atreust
Judee Kinne
Kinne
Buttar
Marinette Rue Heecourt
Hose Poquette
Laurmen
the Talk OF
M. L. Perrigo
Forest Hill
Eicher & Weller
Arcada Livery
Arcada
Porty
Ak Security
Selec