Standard Oil Indiana Grants Vacation Plan Across Jobs
Edward G. Seubert head of Standard Oil Indiana unveils a broad vacation policy for 5 000 hourly and salaried workers in ten Midwest states. The plan offers one week after five years and two weeks after ten, expanding existing benefits to 11 000 employees and aiming to boost loyalty after years of demand from hourly staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Seubert
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Col. R. W. Stewart
Middle West
Crainers and others travel for work and local notices
Chas and Floyd Crainer visited Gladwin Beaverton and Clare on business. Lew Tessman Abe Durham worked on the road north of Harrison. Hayes Agricultural school children vaccinated for smallpox. Crainer brothers attended Harrison school meeting. Others on road west of Shaffers corner. Greenwood thrashing machine operated in the neighborhood Monday. Jim Welch of Greenwood visited Chas Crain. August Gunther returned from Detroit after visiting relatives in Ann Arbor for tonsil and adnoid removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Floyd Crainer
Gladwin
Beaverton
Clare
Lew Tessman
Abe Durham
Lew Wright
Harrison
Hayes Agricultural School
Floyd Craine
Floyd
Craine
Oscar Bristoe
Shaffers Corner
Greenwood
Jim Welch
Chas. Craine
August Gunther
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Local Updates From Saginaw Area Families
West Grant Geo. Butcher Jr on road work near Saginaw was home with a badly mashed foot. Albert McPhail family visited Traverse City, Mrs. Chas Austin of Toledo at Reynolds home. Noel Williams of Pontiac visited and hunted rabbits. Norman Wilson of Saginaw visited Herbert Randall. Randall in poor health. My. Robinett and Chas. Davis toured Kalkaska county. Hallowe en party at A. F. Williams home Friday with pot luck supper. Cevert Case of Harrison visited Williams Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Butcher, Jr
Saginaw
Williams
Albert McPhail
Traverse City
Chas
Austin
Toledo
Orin Reynolds
Noel Williams
Pontiac
Norman Wilson
Herbert Randall
Wm. Randall
MY. Robinett
Chas. Davis
Kalkaska County
Church of God
Hallowe'en
A. F. Williams
Cevert Case
Harrison
Dover News Items Highlight Local Visits and Movements
Miss Bertha Bulman spent the weekend with friends in Mt. Pleasant. J W Engler of Bellevue Ohio visited at the home of Mr and Mrs S Weaver. Mrs R V Rule returned from Illinois. Edna Lower helped in the store then returned home. Charles Fitzpatrick went to the Fowler ranch to buy apples. Dick Emerson had a barn raising with many helping. Floyd Allen sold his property to EB EH Hubble and bought the Daggett farm nearby. Floyd plans oil drilling next winter. Mrs Arm Allen settled back home. residents welcome her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bulman
Mt. Pleasant
J. W. Engler
Bellevue
Ohio
S. Weaver
R. V. Rule
Illinois
Edna Lower
Brown
Charles Fitzpatrick
Fowler Ranch
Dick Emerson
F. S. Weaver
Floyd Allen
Solld
EB. EH. Hubble
Mr. Hubble
Daggett Farm
Dover
Floyd
Arm Allen
Elm Grove Social Notes Feature Local Visitors
Mrs Ira Gardner is on the field list Calvin Harvey and son Mack Effie Harvey of Flint visited father Carson Harvey Mr and Mrs Shambers of Detroit visited the Davis family Charles Keith of Pontiac visited his parents W R Keith Hildebrandt family of Arthur were Sunday visitors at the Raymond home Mr and Mrs Kelly Turner visited with Mrs W Tryon and daughters Donna Bradley visiting from Flint Nellie Bateman and Mabel Tenniswood called at the Butters home George Athey and family moved to the Brewers ranch Mr and Mrs B F Giers and son with Mr and Mrs Robert Bennett visited near Harrison to tend Mr Giers farm Rev Bates returned as pastor for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Gardner
Calvin Harvey
Mack
Effie Harvey
Flint
Carson Harvey
Shambers
Detroit
F. P. Davis
Charles Keith
Pontiac
W. R. Keith
Hildebrandt
Arthur
Raymond
Sun Rotates on Its Axis With 7 Degree Tilt
The sun spins on its axis from west to east and is tilted about seven degrees to the plane of the ecliptic. The description notes a west to east rotation and a small axial inclination relative to the orbital plane.
Fragment from Cromwell quote on necessity and law
A cryptic fragment attributes to Cromwell a view that imagined necessities justify bending rules. It contrasts divine providence with human covenants and law, suggesting moral limits are eclipsed by asserted needs. The text is fragmentary and lacks context or sources.
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Cromwell
Deer Hunter Warnings On Straits Ferries In Mackinac
Michigan conservation officials announce deer hunter safety placards aboard three Mackinac Straits ferries. The signs warn about do and don’t rules, lost-hiker guidance, and urge tagging, compass use, and legal bag limits. Musk rat season opens November 1 in the upper peninsula with regional dates for other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Peninsula
Straits of Mackinac
Department of Conservation
State Highway Department
Alway
Michigan game and fish violators fines total 34809
For the five months ending September 30 1929 Michigan violators paid fines and costs amounting to 34809 94 and served 325 jail days. Monthly totals were May 273 June 267 July 380 August 311 and September 343.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Department of Conservation
Modern Curing Methods Replace Salt in Meat Preservation
A historical note explains the shift from salt curing to modern chemical methods. Salt draws out water, but contemporary processes remove moisture through advanced techniques to preserve pork, ham, bacon, and related commodities.
Classified Liner Promises Quick Results Next Week
A brief notice urges readers to try a classified liner next week for fast results. It emphasizes speed and simple placement to reach a broad audience.
Aerial Paymaster Boosts Morale for U.S. Marines
Washington reports that aerial paymasters operate in Nicaragua delivering payrolls to marines in remote districts. The recent expeditions have paid more than $1,500,000 to outlying units, with drops from planes ensuring timely salaries and sustaining morale among troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nicaragua
United States
Bear talk and fishing dabbles across Farm and Mireside
A quirky report notes few women show interest in fishing while bears angle for compliments around Farm and Mireside, reflecting playful community chatter.
Noting Sleep Position for Comfort and Health
A historical snippet describes a proper sleeping posture emphasizing comfort. It recommends placing the right arm behind the body with the torso partly side-lying and partly on the abdomen to aid rest and health.
They Don’t Wear Any Opposed to Pettiment Government
Fragmentary clipping quotes a debate about women in politics and prohibition era culture. The speaker argues against women entering politics while mentioning flappers, reflecting social tensions of the time. The text is incomplete but centers on gender and public life.
Mount Edith Cavell Mount Re named in wartime honor
Edith Cavell Mount in Jasper Park Alberta, at 11038 feet, formerly Mount Geikie, renamed after war hero Nurse Edith Cavell. We test your radio tubes free at Kirk Patriol's Drug Store away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cavell
Jasper Park
Alberta
Kirkpatriols Drug Store
Stomach Remedy Sparks National Demand
An advertisement touts Voco Stomach Preparation after strong public interest in Northern Michigan. It claims orders from across the United States for acid stomach, indigestion, ulcers, and morning-after relief, urging readers to request a three-day trial and prove its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
United States
Union
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Dover News
Elm Grove
Michigan Department OF Conservation
Division of Education and Public Relations
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Township 16
Saginaw Bay
Clasly
Hightiery
Dix
Killdeer Plover
Whea
Grinnell Bros
Ayer
Brang
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Mt, Pleasant
U. S. Marines
Mount Edith Cavell
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