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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
4
The Gogebic County Probate Court orders a hearing on June 15 1926 to decide if Theodore Crosby petitions to grant administration of the Stella Crosby estate to Anton Ringsmuth or another suitable person. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Wakefield News. Judge Harry K. Bay presiding.
State of Michigan probate court hears John Stein petition to determine legal heirs and heirs to Andrew Stranius also known as Andrew Stein, deceased. Hearing set for June 13 1926 at ten o clock in the forenoon. order published in Wakefield News for three weeks. Judge Harry K Bay presides, R C Solberg registers. May 15 June 5.
Sealed proposals will be received until 2 30 P M CST Thursday June 8 1926 by the Gogebic County Board of Road Commissioners at the Court House Bessemer Michigan for the construction of a concrete pavement on the North County Road extension in Ironwood with the project described as specified in the invitation.
In the matter of the estate of James Edwards deceased Edith Mae Edwards petitions for administration to Annie M. Edwards or as ordered. Plans and specifications may be examined at the County Road Commission office in Bessemer Michigan. A certified check for 500000 is required with each bid and bids may be rejected. The probate clerk dated May 18 1926. Pays to Advertise in the News a.
In Gogebic County Michigan the Probate Court orders publication for the hearing on the estate of Mae Alvera Niemi deceased. Theodore H. Niemi filed petition and a date of hearing is set for June 22 1926 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Wakefield probate office. A true copy. Harry K. Bay Jr. C. Solberg Judge of Probate.
Hattie A. Walton has filed her final administration account for the estate of Charles F. Walton deceased with a petition for allowance and residue distribution. The court fixes June 5 for examination and hearing, with a copy of the order to be served in the Whitefield News. Judge Harry K. Bay presides. William Baird attorney for petitioner. In Japan the cobbler is a carpenter who nails stilts on sandals for weather and seasons.
In a rough fragment a character named Toole says a line about sinking and Abe responds with a odd plan involving a watch and prayer. The text shifts to a statistic noting about five million trees cut yearly for telegraph and telephone wires and fifty million fence posts used annually.
In the matter of the estate of Anna Dranzdaynski deceased Annabelle Roane petitions for administration to Mike Lasincki or other suitable person. Notice given for three successive weeks prior to hearing. Wakefield Harry K. Bay Judge of Probate.
Wakefield Township Gogebic County Michigan invites sealed bids for multiple road projects and a bridge installation under Petition Nos 5 and 6. Bids open June 7 1926 at 4 00 pm at Thomaston Town Hall with plans on file at the Township Supervisor's office. The township may reject any or all bids and bidders must supply bond equal to twice bid amount.
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