Miss Brown Starts Work Dream On a Paradise Valley Venture
Mary Brown leaves her wealthy life for a job in California Paradise Valley. She travels with her father to New Orleans and boards a westbound Pullman where a stylish young man, Denis Craig, intrigues her while she encounters his blunt view that money talks.
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A Atin
New Orleans
Mary
Sir Iean
David Brown
Stuart
Mary Brown
David Brow
Dresiier
Denis Graig
Maury
Masonic Temple
Golden Gate
Cady
Denis Craig
Mr. Craig
Miss Brown
Stranded With a Border Town Postcard Hunt
Mary Brown and Denis Craig seek wild postcards in El Paso and Juarez after a mid train halt. Mary, drawn to risky adventures, is swept into a plan to explore the border towns while awaiting the next train. The chapter ends with their uncertain future.
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Mary Brown
Fl Paso
Juarez
Mary
Denis Craig
Michigan News Roundup of Local Accidents And Grants
Anotice spans multiple towns:oo eee an2 reports a fatal accident at a community sawmill near Hixroad involving psilanti-Julius Kuwirski age 21. Bay City covers a fire injuring seven-year-old Joan Gentle and burns to her father. Corunna notes unrestricted payments on time certificates of deposit by the old Corunna State Bank. Coldwater reports a warehouse fire and threatened nearby buildings. Jackson recounts Mary Gielen 18 struck by a Michigan Central train and minor injuries. Adrian observes Clean Up Day led by Dr Harlan Freeman. Monroe dredging updates and harbor channel work. Grand Rapids reports a coat tale loss on a bridge and $1.3 million released to Old Grand Rapids National Bank depositors. Mason finds a tooth embedded in an appendix. St Ignace bills an aerial fire patrol for the Upper Peninsula. Ann Arbor Rockefeller Foundation grants totaling 78800 for Egypt Mesopotamia research and medicine. Mendon notes brisk horse demand and supply strain. Grand Rapids notes Michigan Democrats aim to clear the field for Gov Comstock and Lieut Gov Stebbing with Roosevelt photo on fall ballots.
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Mendon
Ralph Haas
Haag
Midwest
C.D. Stephenson
Vicksburg
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Democrats
Comstock
Allen E. Stebbing
United States
Roosevelt
Ways to use land under contract in Michigan farms
Michigan State College outlines five approved uses for contracted cropland including planting trees for a wood lot leaving land fallow with natural growth summer fallow or weed control planting crops for soil improvement and planting to pasture or meadow crops not to be harvested while under contract Noxious weeds can be managed by fall plowing and spring plowing followed by cultivation to destroy regrowth The bulletin recommends crops such as sweet clover soybeans field peas rye vetch buckwheat alfalfa and clover for soil improvement with alfalfa and clover suited for contracted acres and notes hay or pasture cannot be harvested under contract Extension Bulletin No 139 is available free from the College bulletin clerk and county agents will stock copies soon.
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Michigan
Farm Crops Department
Michigan State College
Local Notes and Family Visits Round Rosebush Clare Area
Mrs O Bentler and two daughters visited in Clare. Bernard West family moved to Delwin for work in the elevator. May 8 a Mother and Daughter banquet at M B H church. Gandy family from Midland visited Dennis Regan. Children hosted a play day at North school under Burke Lodewyk of Central State Teachers College. Bert Coughlin and Mrs Jack Roberts drove to Flint to visit relatives. St Henry Vernon breakfast planned. Helen Hamilton visited Rosemary McGuire. Ronald Sickles and family stayed with his father Jas Sickles in Lansing. Cemetery improvements by St Henry’s parish Vernon men. Velma Coyne took her mother to Saginaw. Battle and Marguerite visited Clifford Mittersnaugh in Derwin. Earl Wagoner moved to former Mitchell farm residence Rosebush. Joe Clevenger called to Ann Arbor for death of Joe’s brother. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Hunter of West Branch. Rose Baliga returned to Ann Arbor. Regan daughter Hiare returned to Toledo.
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O. Bentler
Clare
Bernard West
Delwin
M. BH
Geo. Gandy
Midland
Dennis Regan
North School
Burke Lodewyk
Central State Teacher's’ College
Bert Coughlin
Jack Roberts
Flint
St. Henry’s
Vernon
Helen Hamilton
Rosemary McGuire
Ronald Sickles
Lansing
Jas, Sickles
St. Henry's Parish
Velma Coyne
Saginaw
Patrick Battle
Marguerite
Clifford Mittersnaugh
Derwin
Earl Wagoner
Agnes
Mitchel Farm
Andy Demeter
Rosebush
Joe Clevenger
Ann. Arbor
Joe
Inthaw
Robert Hunter
West Branch
Rose Baliga
Ann Arbor
Regan
Hia
Toledo
Death of Danial Regan in Michigan and Toledo
Danial Regan, born in Mt. Carmel Ontario, died April 7 after two years of ill health. He lived on a farm near here, later in Bay City in the livery business and shipyard work. Funeral at Immaculate Conception in Toledo with burial in St. Henry's cemetery Rosebush. Survived by brothers John Tim Dennis Rosebush Wm Toledo and sister Mrs Lynch Detroit. siblings Hila and Patrick preceded him.
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Danial Regan
Mt. Carmel
Ontario
Canada
Michigan
Here
Bay City
Immaculate Conception Church
Fr. Sawkins
Rosebush
St. Henry’s Cemetery
John
Tim
Dennis
Toledo
Margaret. Lynch
Detroit
Hila
Patrick
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Brown
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Fod
de Luxe
Ofice
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Stark
Psilanti
Julius Kuwirski
Joseph Buwirski
Hixroad
Joan
Gentle
John Gentle
Corufina
Corunna State Bank
Coldwater
Coldwater Co-Operative Association
New York Central Railroad
Jackson
Michigan Central
Mary Gielen
Adrian
Adrian College
Harlan L. Freeman
Monroe
Construction Materials Co
Frank Weber
Weber
Grand Rapids National Bank
David FE. Whi
Mason
Fred Duhring
Mason Hospital
Duhring
St. Ignace
Upper Peninsula
Bernard Hammond
Marquette Ottawa
Hiawatha
Hammond
University of Michigan
Rockefeller Foundation
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Telliways
Xtension
Sis
Margaret
Ric
K. B. Potter
Coleman
Geo. Elias Home
Daniel Regan
Will
J. £. Doherty & Son Company
J.E. Doherty & Son Company
M. A. Doherty
Qur Store
Marion Hafey
Kelvinator
Mt. Pleasant
Hafey
Austin Electric
South College
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