Ford Guest House 35 Per Cent Finished at Rouge Plant
Dearborn Michigan tourists visiting Henry Ford Rouge Plant will soon enter via a re erected permanent building once the Chicago World Fair gear shaped rotunda. 1814 acre park site shows 1000 ton steel framework and 140000 square feet of Indiana limestone walls nearing completion. Dedication planned for Thanksgiving and busses transport visitors through the plant.
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Dearborn
Michigan
Ford
Rouge
Henry Ford
Ford Administration
Temple Area Social and Family Visits Report
Mrs Russel Wheeler to Clare Saturday and Mrs Thos Crawford with Merlin Burns to Clare. Lloyd Davis and Flint family visit Alfred and wife. Milford Rodgers and family from Flint on a week’s vacation. Elmer Scott and Brownell party plus daughter, of Boyne City, visit Gallery family. Slimmer family from Breckenridge visit Holford. Louisa John hosts her sister from Saginaw. Hay cut by Henry Austin and son on John Baluss farm. Geo Naegele family visit Five Lakes parents. Ben Thern daughter from Ithaca visit Rouse family. Crawford and Anna go to Detroit. Anna returns, Crawford visits sister Anna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Crawford
Merlin Burns
Clare
Lloyd Davis
Flint
Alfred
Milford Rodgers
Elmer Scott
Brownell
Boyne ‘City
Arthur Gallery
Gallery
Slimmer
Breckenridge
LeRoy Holford
Louisa John
Saginaw
Henry Austin
John Baluss
Geo. Naegele
Five Lakes
Ben Thern and
Daugter
Ithaca
Edwin Rouse
J. W. McCall
F. Achard
C. H. Lockwood
Point Lookout
Achard
Wim. Arnold
Lake George
J. A. Burns
Vic Finch
Farwell
S. Harris
Leo
Esther
Mr. Pleasant
O. Farnham
Otis Lyons
Lyons den
C. K. Smith
Lansing
B. A. Faunce Cottage
Alfred Gardner
Ewart
Leslie Gardner
Joe Crocker
Windover Lake
Louis Lambert
Pontiac
Bert Walker
Yvonne
Gaylord
Galloway
Detroit
Carl Washburn
Alma
Hrwin
Temple
Leo Harris
Ralph Carry
Mona Philps
W. G. Faulkner
Mary Jane
Clarence Ranes
Bath
Charlie Lyons
John A. Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Maynard
Marjory Do
Burns
L. Wells
Grand Rapids
Mary Jane Faulkner
Vesta Fawley
John King
Carter Dyer
James Duncan
Norman Tolson
Chicago
England
Wilbur Johnson
Rosebush
Vick Finch
Harry Ruhstorfer
John Ruhstorfer
Tom
Betty Lou
M. MacGivern
Mack’s Inn
Oakdale
B. J. Ford
Livingston County
George Scott
Homer Spangler
Lormer
Barryton
Friends
Gordon Nelson
Charles Haywood
CCC
Tawas
Harry Cornell
Howard Grigware
Will Grigware
Huge Texas soil erosion plan announced by federal official
Temple Texas reports a new plan to spend 100 million dollars over ten years to control soil and water losses across Texas. Dr H V Geib regional director of the federal soil erosion service cites 30 million dollars annual losses from erosion. The program aims to curb erosion conserve moisture and reduce flood damage. All regions are included with immediate work urged in the south plains northwestern and southern divisions and the Rio Grande plains.
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Temple
Texas
H. V. Geib
Federal
Soil Erosion Service
South Plains
Rio Grande Plains
Friends Repaid in Will for Poor Investments in Medina
Probate filings reveal William B. Griesinger, a Medina businessman, attempted reparations in his will fearing influence caused friends to lose money in unprofitable investments. Bequests include Mark Hazen $1000, H Brainard $1000, Dan Pelton $800, Ivan Ault $800, Clarence Shumaker $1000, John Kemp $300, Jay Einhart Leland Einhart and John Crooks $400 each, with remaining estate to his wife.
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Medina
Ohio
William BE. Griesinger
Mark Hazen
H. Brainard
Dan R. Pelton
Ivan Ault
Ashland
Clarence Shumaker
Seville
John Kemp
Florida
Jay Einhart
Leland Einhart
John Crooks
Weymouth
Griesinger
Porcupine Viand Gains Buzz in Bay State Homes
Milford railway officials report a local resident is shipping porcupine meat to Massachusetts points while collecting 15 cent bounties for porcupine noses. The meat is touted as a rival to chicken amid wary epicures and a jobless man profits from the odd trade.
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Goncord
N. H
New Hampshire
Milford
Massachusetts
State Fish and Game Department
Fish Shed Teeth Throughout Life
Most fish shed their teeth many times and continually grow new ones to replace them, a natural dental cycle observed across species. The process ensures sharp feeding tools as individuals age and habitats change.
Resort News social calls dot Lake Windover area
A flurry of visitors and locals fill the Lake Windover region with guests from Lansing Jackson Saginaw Alma and Pontiac. Residents report weekend gatherings cottage stays and routine calls while noting a young eye injury and local hunting dog training at the kennels.
Lake George Resort Guests and Local Visitors Spotlight
Lake George area sees Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs Harry T Bowers enjoying a vacation with Stanley Durts. James Curtis and family from Shepard report good fishing while Albert Spenny and family from Mason cabin at Shorewood. The community mourns Henry Ayris with condolences. Numerous locals and travelers from Bluffton Ohio New York City Flint Lansing and Alma stay at cottages and campsites around the lake as fishing trips and leisure visits continue.
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Harry T. Bowers
Detroit
Stanley Durtss
Bowers
James Curtis
Shepherd
Stirling
Albert Spenny
Mason
Shorewood
Henry Ayris
Henry
Lyle Johnston
New York City
Elba
Joe Grim
Blanchard
Oakdale
Lester Beehler
Flint
Beehler
Silverlake
Ivan Welty
Missouri
Welty
Lake George
Stanley Herkenroader
Hughie
Oil Producing States List
A regional list enumerates the 22 oil producing states including Arkansas California Colorado Illinois Indiana Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Mississippi Missouri Montana New Mexico New York Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Utah West Virginia and Wyoming.
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Arkansas
California
Colorado
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
New Mexico
New York
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
West Virginia
Wyoming
Bible lecture series planned at Greaner hall Sunday
The article notes a forthcoming Bible stereoptical pictures and lecture at Greaner hall on Sunday evening August 25. It also lists numerous local visits and social calls involving residents of Clare Midland and nearby towns across a series of dates and gatherings.
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Greaner Hall
George Scott
Wayne
Fred Smalley
Clare
Harry Cornell
M. Grigware
Elmer Lyons
Dan Andrews
A. Bassett
Lois
Jack Woodard
Midland
George Davison
Earle Shook
Baldwin
Bert Scott
Delmar Scott
Ray Neeper
300 Days of Hail Hall Storms In Cape Horn Region
The article notes that hailstorm sequences in the Cape Horn area can persist for up to three weeks. In certain years the total number of stormy days of this type reaches 300 days.
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Cape Horn
Pay Back Taxes for 1932 and Earlier Now
Citizens can settle back taxes for 1932 and prior years with big savings. If full payment isn’t possible, pay as little as one tenth and spread the rest over years with a small charge. September 1 is the deadline to pay without interest or penalties. Your County Treasurer will quote exact amounts and accept payments to restore good standing.
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Asmaru
Anderson’s Drug Store
Royal Chicagoans
Porcupine Choice
Viand
Bay State
Roy Hess
Elms Club
U. S. 27
Harry Plenner
Ronald Start
Helen Wells
Milwaukee
Mark Bicknell
Homer Douglas
Stanley McAlpine
Buckeye Lodge
Rosé Duross
Stanley
Methvan Brown
Lyman Stittsworth
Dorothy
Lake George Resort
Mr. Smooker
Bluffton, Ohio
Oland
Skipworte
Ari 'Brien
Adrienne Ames
Ralph Bellamy
Donald Cook Roby, Armstrong
Bette Davis
Wat
Cock Robin
Front Page
Lake News
Ethel Rice
Will Mahan
Sam Muir
Charles Sherman
Fred Mahan
Roy Neeper
Harry Spence
Aaron Irwin
Raymond Scott
Myrl Scott
Will Scott
Geo. Scott
Seymour Pringle
Perl Tryon
Mrs. Gordonmith
Arthur Smith
Godfrey Beck
Calvin Tryon
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