Opening of Michigan Trout Season and Festival Draws Crowds
The Au Sable opens April 30 with guide Jack Redhead casting a fly. Michigan hatcheries report ten million fingerling trout to protect 2000 miles of streams. West Branch hosts the Annual Trout Festival April 29 to May 1 featuring the Trout Queen, sharp shooting, casting, boxing and more.
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Jack Redhead
Grayling
Michigan
Department of Conservation
West Branch
Roosevelt’s New Deal Relief Plans Face Split Opinions
The president proposes a broad heavy-spending program to revive the economy, with relief appropriations seen as the most likely to gain support. Analysts say each component should be evaluated separately to gauge benefits and harms within the overall effort.
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Roosevelt
Washington debate warns against inflationary relief program
In a discussion on relief expenditures, critics urge strict economy and efficiency to protect taxpayers and prevent inflation. They warn an expansive relief plan could raise consumer prices as people fear reduced purchasing power.
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Congress
Inflation fears and pump priming critique in Michigan essay
The piece argues inflation harms purchasing power for workers, farmers, and fixed incomes, warns against government price controls and dictatorial regimes, and urges Congress to back constructive policies over punitive New Deal methods to avoid wage and income declines. It cites strikes in Michigan as evidence of looming economic danger.
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Italy
Nazi Germany
Congress
Michigan
Wise Township officers meet at Swain home April nineteenth
About twenty four officers and their spouses gathered at the Swain farm in Wise Township for an evening of cards music singing and visiting. Lamphere Treasurer Swain Clerk Bunting and Ackerman spoke on duties and future plans with notes of cooperation heard throughout. The group enjoyed square dancing late into the night and scheduled another gathering for July nineteenth at the Gorden Curtiss home.
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Wise Township
Joseph M. Swain
Lamphere
Swain
Bunting
Ackerman
Social Round Up at Clear Lake and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Butterfield spent Sunday in their cottage at Clear Lake. Mrs L Frisby spent Friday with her mother at White Cloud. Mr and Mrs Frisby visited Carson City Saturday to see his mother burned in a fire that destroyed their home.
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Bud Orvis
Pontiac
Fred ‘Allen
Milton Honderich
Judy
Honderich
Frank Carcross
Edd Runyan
Fred Allen
Mr. Runyan
Floran Orvis
Mamie Runyan
Runyan
Orvis
Lola
Rulapaugh
Clarence
McKay
Harry Cleveland
Clare
Edd Hanes
Wm. Hanes
Farwell
Riley Orvis
Kenneth Rockey
Glenn Bay
Ken
Robi, Kleiner
Forest
Garver
Laurine
Mary Kathleen
The
Brown
Fred Alien
John Garver
John
Acte
Glare
Advocates Push Streamlined Spelling and Handwriting
Dr. Walter W. Kauffers of Stanford urged the National Council of Teachers of English to adopt shorthand and simplified spelling to speed writing. He argued current handwriting lags behind thought and questioned the value of archaic letters like the capital Q.
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Buffalo
Walter W. Kauffers
Stanford University
Kaulfers
National Council of Teachers of English
Camphor’s Rise to Industrial Importance
Camphor has become commercially important in recent years. It plays a role in war as a component of explosives but during peacetime it is used in making celluloid, varnish, tanning, disinfectants, germicides, perfumes, medicines, cosmetics, and as quantities in various products.
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Washington
Michigan Bell
Sentinel
Eseroe
Joseph Swain
Merritt Oil Co
Stanley Masten
Floyd Shively
Francis Benaske
MON Rtl
Harris & Hirt
Alsike
W.B. Sweet Clover
Armour's Fertilizers
Armour
Huron Portland Cement