Local notes from Lake area residents and shifts at depot
Mr Graham was away on business Brionday Mrs Sheardy works in Ann Arbor. Mrs Erwin and Mrs Vanwormers of Farwell visited Mr R Scott. Chas Peterson takes charge of the section. William Schilling on mail route. Pike catch reported. Sun day school well attended despite weather. Pearl Scott improving after illness. Chas Scott now depots second trick operator and handles Sunday poultry deliveries.
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Graham
M.sbheardy
Ann Arbor
A. Erwin
Vanwormer
Farwell
R. Scott
Chas Peterson
William Schilling
Percy Grigware
Itriende
Midland
Pixey Cottage
Sanaay
Geo Scott
Flint
Pearl Scottie
S&tinehcombe
Chas. Scott
Battling Kid Cashin Set for Saginaw Bout
Kid Cashin from unknown origin faces a famed Toledo boxer in an anticipated Saginaw confrontation. Both fighters bring notable names to a regional clash with local interest high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid Cashin
Saginaw
Toledo
Gleaners Honor Officers and Rabbit Supper Fund
Herrick Hobson Arbor of Gleaners installed officers at Gleaner Hall last Tuesday with Andersonville Gleaners and Mr. Sharp assisting. A rabbit supper at Gleaner Hall Friday evening drew a large crowd, clearing 21.66 dollars. Me and Mr. Winton Neelands and child returned to Pontiac after a two week visit with Merrihews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson Arbor
Haid
Gleaner Hall
Andersonville Gleaners
Mr. Sharp
Herrick
Fridrey
General Hospital
Saginaw Tasi
Better Pay for Staff Object Counter Charges at UM Conference
In Ann Arbor President Burton convened about 500 physicians to discuss allowing private practice by university staff to raise salaries. The meeting, aimed at changing hospital patient policy, heated as doctors accused the university of miscooperation and using patients for clinical work. The original plan limited hospital care to indigent patients for education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
M. L. Burton
University of Michigan
Burton
Harold Wilson
Wayne County Medical Society
Wilson
SEEK ADJUSTMENT OF RATES
Lansing reports an early settlement of rate differences between sand and gravel operators in Michigan and railroads after a second public utilities commission conference. Gravel men showed freight rates prohibitively limit shipments while county road crews warned rising material costs would halt road building. Participants included traffic officials from major Michigan railroads and the commission expects an early rate adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Public Utilities Commission
SAY DAY LAW HITS SEA TRADE
American passenger steamship officials appeal to the house judiciary committee for Volstead law modification to compete with foreign registry ships. They seek permission to serve liquor to patrons beyond the three mile limit, while Representative Edmonds argues failure to amend would curb American ships to overflow travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Edmonds
Pennsylvania
Allies float loan to revive Austria finance plan
Allies consider a 250 million dollar loan to Austria proposed by the Austrian reparations commission to restart industry and move toward self support. France supports the idea but cannot fund it itself. Official Austrian circles anticipate full political collapse if action stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parie
Austria
Reparations Commission
France
Washington Japan Trade Deficit for 1520 Due to Imports
A cablegram from James F. Abbott, commercial attache in Tokio, reports Washington Japan's year end trade deficit of 391,348,000 yen. Exports totaled 1,928,864,000 yen while imports reached 2,320,712,000 yen. Gold movements show 388,911,000 yen in imports and 3,360,000 yen in exports. December exports fell short of imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Department of Commerce
James F. Abbott
Tokio
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Family News
Randall Taenésee Bowles and Joseph attended a Lake George gathering with Mr and Mrs A F Gibte on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Callinbury of Detroit visited Herbert Schroder’s home Sunday. Mrs Charies Grover is caring for her new grandson at the Hadeon home in Dover. Mr and Mrs Charles Kortz went to Ashly last week due to Mrs August Nase’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taenésee Bowles
Joseph
A. F. Gibte
Lake George
Callinbury
Detroit
Herbert Schroder
Charies Grover Grover
John Hadeon
Dover
Charles Kortz
Ashly
August Nase
Sick List and Local Visits Noted in Greenwood
Those on the sick list this week include Mrs Kroest Brace and children Thomas Welch and Fred Greab. James Graves and son Tim visited Leota Sunday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Garland of Alma visited relatives and friends. Funeral of Patrick Murphy of Mann Siding held at Greenwood Hall. Mr and Mrs H B Jones spent Monday with Ort Boulton and wife. James Graves has closed down sawing at his home place until warmer weather.
Local visitors and notes from Windover and area
East Lincoln residents E E Delling and wife of Windover and Mrs Oscar Delling visited Elmer Beard Wednesday. A L Lamberteen attended a Farm Bureau meeting in Harrison. Erastus Bigelow of Arms helped N E Biligren cut buzz poles early this week. Harmon of Seginaw took over his ranch here Friday. Harold Cowles of Alma visits his brother Ralph. Co A Sullivan of Alma visited N Billgrew Wednesday. Elmer Seard and family and A L Lambertson and wife spent Sunday at E E Deliing of Windover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Delling
Windover
Oscar Delling
Elmer Beard
A. L. Lamberteen
Farm Bureau
Harrison
Erastus Bigelow
N. E Biligren
Armon
Seginaw
Harold Cowles
Alma
Ralph Cowles
A. Sullivan
Local Social Roundup From Dis. No. 1 Community
Miss Laura Woods and G H Kentner shared supper Wednesday with Kentner family. Mrs Earl Price is ill. Ford Price and son Thurman hosted about forty friends Friday at their home, evening spent playing Carole. J A Sitler and wife visited Leesburg relatives and are in Wapakoneta Ohio. Jord Price and son Thurman visited Mt. Pleasant relatives. Chas Sersaw and wife were in Gladwin Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Woods
G. H. Kentner
Earl Price
Ford Price
Son Thurman
Carole
J. A. Sitler
Local Notices and Social Snatches from Friday
Mrs. Miller and her two boys visited her mother at Brows and remain poorly. Mrs. Rhodes continues slow. Ernest Kleiner and Geo Hemetreet show gains. The teacher stayed with Miss Dora Shaver on weekend. Ira Miller and Frank Acre Jr. went to Harrison on business. John Acre and wife visited Mrs. Acre's parents, Chas Garver and wife. Bryan and Ira Miller worked busy with wood all week. Frank Acre Jr. and Ira Miller attended a dance at Neater Hall Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kleiner
Geo. Hemetreet
Misa Dora Shaver
Ira Miller
Frank Acre Jr
Harrison
John Acre
Doctor Falls From Moving Train in Pennsylvania Railroad
Dr W B Weller of Delaware Ohio leaped from a moving passenger train on the Pennsylvania railroad and was instantly killed. In San Francisco a gang member James Carey received a long term for attacking a woman with sentences ranging from one to 56 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
W. B
Weller
Delaware
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
San Francisco
James Carey
Discharged in Sunday bill-punishment case at Jefferson Market
New York reports H B Divovsky a manufacturer was discharged in Jefferson Market court after an attempt to punish him for making out bills on Sunday failed. Meanwhile in Gwalior Central India former French premier Georges Clemenceau, hosted by the Maharaja of Sindhia, has bagged two full grown tigers on his travels. Clemenceau left Paris last September for India.
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New York
H. B. Divovsky
Jefferson Market Court
Gwalior
Central India
Georges Clemenceau
Sindhia
Clemenceau
Parise
India
Dodge Brothers bonuses total over two million paid to long-serving workers
Detroit reports Dodge Brothers distributed more than 2,000,000 in Liberty bonds to employees with five or more years of service. Each worker received a 10 to 15 percent bonus based on wages earned in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Dodge Bros
Deportation of Rev Demito Zambola in Manila
Governor General Francis Burton Harrison orders the deportation of Rev Demito Zambola a Spanish priest and curate of Corella Bohol for propaganda against public schools. In Columbus Ohio Governor Harry L Davis appoints former Governor Frank B Willis to fill Harding’s Senate term first act.
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Manila
P. I
Demito Zambola
Corella
Bohol
Francis Burton Harrison
Harding
Columbus
Frank B. Willis
United States
Harry L. Davis
Woolworth Estate Bequeaths All To Widow Jennie Woolworth
Documentation lists F. W. Woolworth as the decedent leaving an estate totaling 29.916 million dollars. The entire fortune is left to the widow Mrs. Jennie Woolworth with currency from all parts of the United States noted in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
United States
F. W. Woolworth
Jennie Woolworth
Anti Japan Citizenship Clause Targeted by California Assembly
Sacramento reports the California Assembly approved by unanimous vote a senate resolution urging that no treaty with Japan grant citizenship to Japanese or nullify the state anti alien land law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Assembly of the
California
Senate
Japan
Doctors Save 3 Year Old by Removing Coin From Lung
In Grand Rapids physicians saved Joseph Szatan by removing a five cent coin from his lung after he swallowed it on December 27. The child, age three, could not eat or sleep for nine days before the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Joseph Szatan
Omaha jail coin toss decides burglary suspect
James Churchill and Pleasant Lowe flipped a coin in jail to decide who would admit burglary. Churchill lost and confessed and was held on a burglary charge. Lowe received 30 days plus 28s as a vagrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
James Churchill
Pleasant Lowe
John Pszanowski
Churchill
Pszanowski
Lowe
Austrian Government Seeks End of Resources and Handover
London reports that Austria declares it has exhausted resources and cannot continue. The government says it will retire and place administration under the reparations commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Entente
Rockefeller Wealth Soars From One Billion to Three
New York reports that John D. Rockefeller’s wealth rose from about one billion to three billion dollars, according to statistics compiled by Henry B. Hinci, Deputy Commissioner of Accounts. The piece contrasts Rockefeller with historic magnates Midas and Croesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Midas and
Croesus
John D. Rockefeller
Henry Bhnici
Rockefeller
National Cash Register Extends Profit Sharing Plan
Dayton Ohio. The National Cash Register company will continue in 1921 its profit sharing plan adopted in 1920 announced by J H Barringer vice president. Under the plan employees will receive one half of the net profits after six per cent for dividends. About 5500 employees will be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, C
National Cash Register Company
J. H. Barringer
End of Paris American involvement in Versailles peace talks
The Paris American participation in the council of ambassadors dealing with terms of the Versailles peace treaty has formally closed. The move comes as a new Washington regime approaches next March, following Ambassador Wallace advising Premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Versailles
Washington
Wallace
Largues
Egy
Local Socials and Moves Reported at Farwell Area
Chae Ott and family attended the Brown quarterly meeting last Sunday. Cecil Gordon spent the weekend at her Grandpa Hartman. Mrs. Wm. Credit was sick with the grippe last week. Henry Hilborn and wife from West Brand brought clover seed to Gladwin and visited Wm. Hilborne on a day last week. Rose Mary Cornwell visited the school last Tuesday. Lawrence Beaker visited in Clae the weekend. Gravel hauled on our streets last week to improve them. Donallen moved Mr. Alby and family from Calkine Ranch to the Farwell area last Monday. Classified liners get quick results.
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Cecil Gordon
Hartman
Credit
Henrys Hilborn
Weat Brand
Gladwin
Wm. Hilborne
Rose Mary Cornwell
Lawrence Beaker
Clae
Donallen
Mr. Alby
Calkine Ranch
Farwell
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