Railroad Time Tables and Local News Update
Central Standard Time table notes for Ann Arbor and nearby lines. Local social items report visits by families and individuals. Holbrook returns to regular duties after sinus illness. A house fire caused minor damage to a roof near a chimney. Clare defeated Hast Towns in a debate on the Income Tax. Michigan high schools contest remains with 16 teams. Clare Study Club sets meeting with a conservation lecture by C. A. Paquin at the school auditorium.
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Levi. Scott
Arwell
Johu Locke
Avoca
Aud
Wyner
T. Carl. Holbrook
Saginaw General Hospital
George White
Jess Clark
Alle Bowerman
Wm. Smith
Manley
Lloyd Grace
Hart
Mt. Pleasant
Seymour Bordet
Bay City
Clare
Michigan
Clare Study Club
Mabel Mulder
C. A. Paquin
Community notes from Lansing and surrounding towns
The column lists residents visiting relatives in Lansing Morrice and Saginaw with weekend trips and social calls. Measles reduce local Junior activities while several families travel to Detroit Pontiac Ann Arbor Grant Flint Port Huron and Florida. Mr and Mrs Wilkinson return from a long 5747 mile motor trip sunburned in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Greenman
Lansing
Morrice
Maredeth
Wilfred Breese
Pontiac
Arthur. Harrold
H.g.van Conant
Warl Henderson
George 8. Leach
Millersburg
Reva Derby
K. Standish
O. A. Derby
J. G. Carpenter
Saginaw
Chas. Adams
Marie. Waggoneer
Marion” School
John Nelson
George Cosgrove
Nancy
Detroit
Frank Cosgrove
Thomas Shack
Matte Pratt
Ann Arbor
Arthur Johnson
Grant
J. W. Lamphere
Chester Richard
Flint
Port Huron
A. Wilkinson
Piorida
Local Coffee and Groceries at Low Seasonal Prices
Advertises coffee by pound and assorted groceries with low promotional prices. Mentions McLaughlin Santos Coffee per pound and Break O Morning Coffee. Lists cheese, raisins, macaroni, sugar, cocoa, sardines, and soap with per unit or multi pack deals. Offer appears as a wafer of sale items from a local grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Camps
Bid Million Francs for First Air Mail Letter
Brencets stamp collectors offer 1,000,000 francs for the first air mail envelope if found and authenticated. The inaugural flight on January 9, 1798 carried a Washington signed letter from Philadelphia to Woodbury, New Jersey, by Jean Pierre Blanchard using a balloon to prove air mail potential.
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Paris
Brencets
Frrenchman
Jean-Pierre Blanchard
Philadelphia
Washington
Woodbury
N. J
Bagpipes Free from Tariffs in Canada Inflation Era
Ottawa reports that under new tariff schedules Scottish bagpipes from Caledonia are now on the free list. Previously taxed 15 percent, pipes from other sources face tariffs up to 85 percent to protect Canadian makers and preserve authentic Scottish play.
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Canada
Ottawa
Gnt
Caledonia
Students to Get It at Psychology Laboratory
New York University opens a psychology laboratory to guide students through a five year plan of personality improvement. Seven psychologists assign each student an individualized plan in the “adoratory” to prepare them for their chosen profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York University
Hudson Bay Port Faces Criticism Over Costs and Risk
Ottawa reports a political dispute over the Hudson Bay rail and port project with Canada backing Churchill port as a subarctic route. The 54 million gamble and past Port Nelson errors are cited while Churchill ships 1,367,713 bushels this year, aided by government subsidies.
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Ottiawa
American
Port Churchil
Hudson Bay
Canada
Dominion
BUC
Hudson, Bay
Lend of the Lakes
Impressions on Governor Comstock's Sales Tax Bill No. 184
The author outlines House Bill 184 detailing tax exemptions and rates. It covers registration with the State Tax Commission, a $1 license, 3 percent gross sales tax on most goods, and partial exemptions for farmers, professionals, and certain businesses. Potential impact on real estate, wholesale retail, manufacturing, and public utilities is explained amid debate on its passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comstock
Commission
State Tax Commission
Gale
Htt
Axpress
Michigan
Omaha Youth Still Is Dead to War Department
In August 1918 Mrs Ad die Clinefelter of Coldwater Michigan received notice that her two sons Robert O and Clyde C were killed in action during a drive on the Germans. Clyde was captured and survived but the War department never retracted the death notice. When he returned home his mother gave him the death certificate and now each year he reads his death notice again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Clinefelter
Coldwater
Mich
Robert O
Clyde C
Clyde
War Department
Think It Over Plants Triumph In Unlikely Race
Think It Over Plants mend themselves when hurt and fit into places not chosen. Avery triumphs over unaccustomed strength in the race and widens the habitat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Classified Liner Ad Appears in Glare Sentinel
Readers urged to try a “tot for your money” offer in the Glare and Sentinel classified liner. The ad copy promises returns or rewards and directs attention to the publication for details.
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Sentinel
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Bouth
Moab
North
P. Pere. Marquette Wert
Harvison
Saetniae
Guy American
Fred M. Morgan
THE
Cash Food Shop
McLaughlins Santos
Chase & Sanborn
McLaughlin’s Gem
MecLaughlin
First Air Mail
Port
Black Eye
Churchill
White
Montreal
Vancouver
Chaurchill
Miles M. Callaghan
Osceola District
State of
Co-Operative Savings Associations
Chamber of Commerce and Civic Organization
Omaha
the Clare
Variety A Store
Dre
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