Nonresidence order in Michigan chancery case partly unknown defendant
In Gratiot County Michigan Circuit Court a nonresident defendant Lavina Tenney is ordered to appear within three months or confess by nonappearance. The case aims to compel filing of the complaint and service of copies, with publication and personal service rules set, under solicitor John M. Siverden. The order includes publication in the Alma area newspaper and details on service timelines.
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Order For Publicat Dent
State of Michigan
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Ghatiot
Fred Th
Tenn
Sayit Tenney
Lavina Tenney
John M. Siverden
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Martin Mattertieh
Sarah Butterfeld
Seth
Alma
Michigan
Fred W. Hooper
Alea Michigan
Gratiot County
W. Hooper
First Sun Bank W Corporation
Pirot State Bank
Register of Deeds
Thaca-Ass
Hood de Pratik
Darvnied
Wil
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A. Collins
Gratiot
Ithaca
Daid
Bart A
Collite
Barl A. Cotline
Karl A Coliner
Bees Cree
Sponiene
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Eva M. Oswald
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Seid
Anld
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Isaac
Seaver
Teren
Stats of
Jona Afinick Tate
A.D. Wit
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Caring for the Dry Cows by W M Kelley
Dairymen who skip grain for dry cows in winter risk lowered spring milk yields. Two pounds of grain daily per cow, plus ensilage and clover hay, keep cows in good condition. Clover hay proves best. corn ensilage adds palatability and digestion ease. A silo saves labor and space, enabling winter succulence.
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W. M. Kelley
Wrnter
Covering for a Milk Box
Dairymen cool milk by placing cans under running water in a box with wooden strips. An improved device uses one inch thick boards arranged with a hinge and a button to lock the tongue in place. The lower sketch shows installation inside the milk box for secure, upright can support.
Selecting Good Cow and the Hidden Rules
A man who tries to select a good cow by a cherished theory goes against generations old rules, and his success will be discouraging as the tradition endures.
Dairy Farm Care and Milk Hygiene Guidance
The text stresses regular milk production periods and daily stable cleaning. It notes butter demand, avoiding wet milking, feeding timing, and neat barns. It advises exercise for cows, proper bedding to prevent dirt, and limited crossbreeding. It cites Canada’s cheese and butter shipments and notes income expectations per cow, plus open yard exercise whenever possible.
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United States
Land fraud fears from 1885 allotments probe era
The Mt Pleasant Enterprise reports suspected fraud in Indian land allotments under the 1885 treaty. Whites allegedly exploited government missteps as Ojibwa bands including Chippewa, Saginaw, Swan Creek and Black River lose land to Ottawas and others. Solomon Collins presses the Interior Dept for proof. if found, many claims will be canceled and lands reassigned.
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Mt. Pleasant
Isabella
Saginaw
Swan Creek
Black River
West
Solomon Collins
Rosebush
Carlisle College
Department of the Interior
Department
Interior Department
Real estate transfers list wide area deeds and owners
Real estate transfers show numerous transactions with buyers and wives listed. Names include Naldrete, F M Ellicott, M Widmer, A E Stacy, D M Zinn, E W Lake, F M Church, W E Rings, H Griffen, SR Warking, A E Salter, C Salter, T Grover, TL Perry, J Vibber, Bethany, K Thomipson, E R Kelly, H McKay, N B Crawford, W S Townsend, J B Zarhaigh, WS Tracy, B Perkins, B F Wood, A H Moye, Gwinner, W Cross, Bowers, J C Hicks, O E Newman, Hamilton, Butler, C Van Dusen, Bethany, Silks, C W Grover, Minin, W Lownaster, W Muraigh, S Selleck, Pompeii. Numerous parcels across Ithaca, Alma, Seville, Elm Hall, Newark, Worth Star, Fulton, Fulton, Wheeler, Wheeler. Transaction values include $1200 and other undeclared sums.
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Naldrete
F. M. Ellicott
Alma
M. Widmer
A. E. Stacy
Emerson
CW. Tann
G. Phelps
Seville
D. M. Zinn
E. W. Lake
Riverate Otees
F. M. Church
W. E. Rings
Trapp
Elm Hall
W. H. Griffen
Warking
A. E. Salter
C. Salter
Ithaca
M. M
F.C. ‘Todd
L. D
N. B
Ith Crawford
Nea
Elsinge
W. S. Townsend
J. BR. Zarhaigh
Arcada
Gutter
Tracy
Worth Star
Seckred
B. Perkins
Wood
Newark
A. H. Moye
Gwinner
Carl
W. F Cross
W. Bowers
Hergy
J.C Hicks
Newman
New Haven
Kennett
Npett
Hamilton
Butler
Bunwell
C. van Dusen
Bethary
Silks
Grover
Hooters
Minin
Irik
Steele
Swit Pal
St Danis F
Seqnardwy
Qnard
Fulton
E. A. Fenham
Remaley
Lots
Bk C
HL Welch
Lapaugh
Sunner
Rcon
Drett
Wheeler
LOCAL MARKETS QUOTATIONS UPDATED THURSDAY MORNING
Market prices for grain hay clover seed live stock and produce listed with per bushel or per hundredweight rates. Wheat oats corn beans rye buckwheat hay clover straw timothy etc, with prices for beef and hogs cattle sheep lambs calves and various meats and hides including butter eggs lard honey and potatoes.
Wool Market Faces Small Wool Inflow In Alma
Wool is coming in in small quantities as three buyers work markets in Alma. Farmers expect top price for their wool when sold, with buyers active and steady demand observed at the station.
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Alma
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Record Office
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Detroit Typewriter Co
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Alma, Mich
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