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ORDER OF PUBLiCATiO! THE MOON MIRROR
STATE OF MICHIGAN, In The
Pl-ohjil'c Com-, jor the- Costtty of BY GENE ALLEMAN . )
Shiawassee.
Michigan Press Assodiation
M M ^s^m oi' su!H Gmrt, held at
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the Pj-obate Office, in the City' of
C^riUiV.p; in ;s;i'i,
Judjre of Probate.
In ii:t Mutter of the Estate of tedders
Charles F. Crahanv Deceased. Mau«*e
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•Vov more than a generation there
1..is been wailinj? about the future"of
str.all town and rural America. j
Michigan lias had its share of tear.
adders.
La^t Saturday we attended a war
E M«Danr.el having filed in said conferences the National Editorial
Court his petition praying tf«i said Association at Cine.nnan, and we
Court adjudicate and determine who heard a remarkable talic about the
were at the time of said deceased le- American Mam Street those tboos-
_*>! heh* of said deceased and en- ; -and* ..of small towns of lew than 1-titled
'to inherit the real estate of 000 popu_tion scattered from, coast
which said deceased died siezed to coast, from Canada to the Gu.f..
It is Ordered, that the 6th day of &nd their surrounding farm regions.
Julv' A.D. 1943, at nine o'clock in *he speaker was the publisher of
the forenoon, at said Probate Office, a small town newspaper, L..A. Rossbe
and is hereby appointed for hear-. man, publisher of the Herald Being
said petition; j view, at Grand Jtopids Minn., Pfe-
It is Further Ordered, t^at public sents facts about Main Street whieh
notice therof be given by publication ( are worth repeating, and we kn«w
of a copy of this order, for three of no better theme for this weeks
consecutive weeks previous to said Michigan Mirror than the _sma!l
day of hearing, in the Conrana News towns and rural sections o* Michigan
a newspaper printed and circulated ( fhkh.***. ^?!?^^Si. !?__**
in said County..
1943 food burden and making a sigi .• <
ROT D. MATTHEWS, ificant contribution to Victory-with-
Judge of Probate. out benefit of
By Jani«e Richardson,
Registrar of Probate
- NOTICE OF HEAJUNG CLAIMS
BEFORE COURT
State of MJchgan—The Probate
Court for the Covnty^f Shiawassee.
In the matter of the estate of
Adelia Reynolds, incompetent. File
No. 13159.
Notice is hereby given that more
than two mo—fcha from this date have
been allowed for creditors to present
their claim* |sgainsf said in*
competent to said Const for-axamisation
and adjustment, and that -all
creditors of sa$d. incompetent are
required to present their daims in
duplicate—one to said Court, at
the Probate Office, in the City of
Corunna in said County and one to
the Fiduciary of said Estate, on or
before the 14th day of June A. D.
1943, and that said claims will be
heard by said Court on Monday, the
14th day of June A. D. 1943, at
nine o'clock in the forenoon. Central
War Time.
Dated March 19, A. D. 104*.
Fiduciary: Thomas Wilcox, Route
No- 1 Owosso, Michigan.
ROY P. MATTHEWS Jadge of
Probate.
By Janice fttchardcon. Probate
Registrar.
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AUCTIONEER
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BETTER
THE
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The farmer who was once perhaps
hours from the nearest village now
finds himself but m few minutes
distant from town.
"There is still another factor. The
smaller community of a generation
ago had its liver*' stable, a noisome
and interesting institution. Today
the r sale and servicing of automotive
equipment is the largest commercial
enterprise in town. There is
a gasoline filling station on every
other corner. It requires more people,
spread throughout America, to sell
and service automotive vehicles than
are needed to manufacture them in
the large cneters of industry,
"Again, look at the facts. The
trend in population, from rural to
urban, in the last generation was
largest in the first decade of the
century at a time when the automobile
was just being deeloped. It was
was less in the years from 1920 to
1930 despite the great activity in
industrial centers. In the lastdeeade,
when the number of motor-vehicles
was greater than ever before and the
highway system of the nation moat
adequate, the trend from country to
city bad practically disappeared."
Yea, tinea have changed, nd the
E" award* of pub­ Michigan spall town today baa many
licity ballyhoo.
advantages which foraseny w*te fa
"Fifty-two percent, «•«* half, of the exclusive noauiiaa of
the people of the United States Eve
in rural areas or in villages and cities