Bankers Finance Pure Bred Cattle Picnic Report
Mason County bankers club held a midweek picnic at Odge rater hotel Upper Hamlin Lake with a large attendance. They discussed financing pure bred Guernsey stock and the Boys Calf club, aiming to boost Michigan's dairy industry and producer status.
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Mason County Bankers’ Club
Odge_rater hotel
Upper Hamlin Lake
Weadlnesday
Orkvitation
Mayon County
Hyde Hagerman
Luding Witte Bank
Michigan
Minaistee County
Musson County
Hagerman
OQ. G. Barrett
County Agricultires Ageint
Bankers’ Club
Michigan wheat acreage growing in state survey
A Lansing report based on a preliminary survey of farmers shows intentions to plant more wheat and rye this fall. If fully realized, wheat acreage would rise to about 4.41 million acres and rye to about 5.09 million, up from 4.23 and 4.21 million in 1934, depending on weather and seed availability.
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Lansing
Mich
Frye
Michigan Fruit Growers Honored
EAST LANSING April 20 AP Ten men prominent in Michigan horticulture will be inscribed on throne tablets in the new Michigan State College horticulture building. Nine of the 10 named include Elmer D. Smith Adrian J A Farrand Eaton Rapids Charles J Monroe South Haven T T Lyon Allegan Charles W Garfield Grand Rapids Rupert B Graham Eugene G Davies John Breitmer Detroit and Judge J G Rumedel Traverse City.
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East Lansing
Michigan State College
Michigan Horticultural Society
Elmer D. Smith
Adrian
J. A. Farrand
Eaton Rapids
Charles J. Monroe
South Haven
T. T. Lyon
Allegan
Charles W. Garfield
Grand Rapids
State Society
Rupert B. Graham
Eugene G. Davies
John Breitmer
Detroit
J. G. Rumedetl
Traverse City
Michigan
New Radio Term KC ilo cycle Emerges in Public Speech
Washington, Aug 20 AP It notes a new radio term kilocycle or kilocycles entering common use as a description of frequency. The Commerce Department explained that dial logging shows advantages in adopting the term Kilocycle meaning the number of waves per second. It likens it to a musician varying vocal chord oscillations to alter tone.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Tidio Station
Victor Lawson Dies Pioneering Chicago Editor
Victor Fremont Lawson, famed editor and publisher of the Chicago Daily News and a founder of The Associated Press, died at home after a brief illness. A native Chicagoan born Sept 9 184? his death marks the passing of a premier newspaper figure who advocated low priced papers and built a major metropolitan daily. He leaves no children. his wife died in 1914. Continued on Page 2.
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Chhcago
Victor Fremont Lawson
America
Chicago Daily News
Hhe
Uttained News
Associated Press
Lawson
Oh Daily News
Chicago
Storms plague regions after Hopi snake dance
Storms with hail wind and cloudbursts damaged property across Arizona Indiana Illinois Iowa and New York sciairy country amid the Hopi snake dance ceremonies. Heavy rains followed nine day rite near Winslow. One death in Indiana from electrocution on a live wire. Acres of crops and power lines damaged. record heat triggered prostrations in Kentucky.
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Chicago
Arizona
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
New York
Peoria
Glens Falls
N. C
Katherine Searl
Kentucky
Trenderson
Excursion Blast Toll Mounts to 40
Newport Rhode Island Aug 20 AP death toll of the Mackinac disaster rose to 40 as three more injured died Four investigations are under way to determine responsibility for the boiler explosion on the excursion steamer Mackinac in Newport harbor The dead list is expected to rise and nine dozen others remain in critical condition State inspectors said the boiler was weak and the findings are being checked by the state attorney general federal inspectors and Newport police
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Newport
Mackinac
Newport, RL
Newport Harbor
Rhode Island Attorney General’s Office
Buck School Annual Meeting Recalls 55 Years Ago
Midh Aug 29 Buck school district held its second annual meeting with about 360 present. A noon picnic led into a program featuring community singing, reminiscences by Rev Anthony Beard who spoke of the olden days since 1870, and memories of early teachers. Records show teacher salaries of 15 dollars and school incidentals at 10 dollars.
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Scottsville
Midh
Buck
Alpha Chirk
Mae Tirdsall
Anthony Beard
Beard
Bethel Church
EB. Birdsall
Fdua Aldrich
Bima Sitley
Percy Squire
Kintin McChitchin
Morris Near
Gotulieh Hurthle
Crandall
Julia Near Beckley
Anna Hurthleitch
Polly Thurthle McClutchie
Alpha Gifford Clark
Noelia Avery Beard
May Beckley
Gottlieb Hurthle
Polly Hurthle McClatchie
Antu Sturthle Fitch
Alpha Gilford Clark
Romance at 72 seeks dance loving husband in Cambridge
Mrs Julia Ferry of Cambridge Massachusetts announces she is to date and marry a man who will take her to cabarets and dances. She styled her hair with a shingle bob and purchased beauty shop items to assist in her quest.
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Julia Ferry Theve
Cambridge
Mags
Michigan Primary School Fund Apportioned
Lansing August 20 AP Apportionment of the 1925 primary school fund by State Superintendent Thomas J. Jolson totals 1,385,088 for distribution, up from 1,1555,74 in 1924 due to a census gain of about 10,000 pupils. Per capita distribution falls to 13.76 from 14.00. The apportionment notes that only 84 percent of 1924 teachers salaries were met by the fund and 17 percent of school spending came from the fund, with local taxation covering the rest. County shares listed include Terraien 276,098 Calhoun 250,028 Hillsdale 105,147 Lenawee 54,090 Blison 82,278 Monroe 164,139 Shiawasee 147, W8l.
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Lansing
Thomas J. Jolson
Amawer
Johnson
Terrien County
Calhoun
Hillsdale
Lenawee
Bliason
Monroe
Shiawasee
Coolidge On Road Back To Swampscott
Plymouth Vermont August 2 AP President Coolidge's trip from his father's home nears completion after a week of rest and milder climate. He plans to stop at North Hampton to visit Mrs Coolidge's mother and expects to reach the summer White House by tomorrow afternoon.
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Plymouth
Coolidge
Swampscatt
Polar Explorers Are Coming Home Soon
Washington dispatch reports the MacMillan Arctic expedition may abort the attempt to fly over the polar sea due to early winter. National Geographic officials say no split is indicated, but one ship could return ahead of the other. If so, the delay before reunion would be about two weeks, with science work in Labrador and Greenland still planned.
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Washington
Atm
MacMillan
Polate
Scherngic
Alihenseh
National Geographic Society
Donald TR MacMillar
Gremalind
Labrador
Battin
American Doctor Is Safe in China
Doctor Harvey J M Howard, American captive in Manchuria, is confirmed held in a bandit camp about 40 miles from Puchow Hsien. He is reported well and being treated as negotiations for ransom continue. The same bandits killed Morgan Palmer near Rastimath while aiding villagers against Priganid raiders.
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Peking
China
Harvey J. M Howard
Manchuria
Morgan Palmer
Plattsburg
Tran Puchow-Hsien
Howard
le District
Howrd
Automatic Traffic Signals for Detroit
Detroit officials announce that 634 intersections will be governed by automatic signals after a thorough study by a committee appointed by Mayor John W. Smith. The plan foresees installation of signaling equipment citywide to regulate traffic flow.
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Detroit
Mich
Inshall
Miryar
John W. Smith
Olson's delaying Bath street work due to foundation issue
Olson's paving project in Bath avenue stalls as the center strip foundation crumbles under a 10 ton roller. The delay shifts Rath avenue work by one week while crews remove tarvia and rebuild the base. Sand and gravel supplies arrive from Chicago and Indiana Harbor as Olson's asphalt plant prepares to pour.
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Bath Avenue
T. Olson
Rath Avenue
James
Olson
James Street
Johnson Bros. Coal Co
Farvn
Michigan
Sit Co. Dock. I
Saelens
Vicier AL Flood Co
Chicago
Wie
Indiana Harbor
Pera Marquette River
Henry Tall Civil War Veteran Dies in Victory
Henry Tall aged 79, Civil War veteran and farmer in Victory, died at his home after 20 years in the township. Survived by widow, three sons Orlie Orin Ira at home, two granddaughters Christ Joensen and Grace Tall. Funeral plans pending. The Tall family had lived in Victory since moving from T. C. Murphy farm, and Tall was remembered for integrity and kindness.
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Denry ‘Tall
Victory
Henry ‘Tall
T. C. Murphy
Mr. Tall
Famiy
Orlie
Orin
Ira
Christ Joensen
Grace Tal
Tvingrit
Tall
Hhiter
Food Prices Rise in July Across the Nation
A garbled report notes July price increases in food with a stated rise over the prior month. It mentions the average family expenditure and comparisons to the previous year, reflecting higher costs in July amid general inflation signals, though the text is fractured and difficult to parse.
Wilson's Belgian Debt Promise Revealed in Term
Washington Aug 20 AP The United States admitted Belgium should receive special treatment in war debt payments linking to President Wilson's Versailles pledge. Secretary Mellon said the decision to remit interest on funds Belgium borrowed from the U S during the war rested on Belgium's ability to pay and the promise tied to peace. The disclosure outlines how debt commissioners and President Coolidge weighed Belgium's finances and exchange conditions amid Germany's expected payments.
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Washington
Belgium
Mellon
Wilson
Treasury Rotary
American Debt Funding Commission
Coolidge
United States
Versailles
Meltor
Jermany
F Delet
Eskimos Debut as Arctic Radio Entertainers
Eskimo music broadcast from Etah Greenland heard by 26 listeners at station YAN Arlington Heights Aug 20. First Arctic circle entertainment broadcast by Zenith Radio Corp with Lt. K F McDonald Jr and S.8. Penry aboard MacMillan expedition. WAP message from Etah announced Canadian steamer Arctic mayday. All aboard reported safe. reception hindered by unfamiliar language.
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Arlington Heights
Etah
U. S. Arctic
Arctic
Boats Missing On Inland Waterway Journey
Frank S. Wilton of Los Angeles reports three companions, Val Woodbery and John Edward Hoag of Los Angeles, missing after leaving Milwaukee Wednesday in an 18 foot boat with outboard motor. They were last seen near Ludington as Captain Kincade and a Milwaukee coast guard party offered convoy. Wilton described a planned voyage from the Pacific to the Atlantic via inland waters, with a 3,500 mile route including Oregon to Milwaukee and planned Ludington arrival. Mascot Spy-Wapato, a Scotch terrier, is with the missing boat.
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Frank S. Wilton
Los Angeles
Calif
Val Woodbery
John Edward Hoag
Tos Angeles
Milwaukee
Ladington
Kincade
Milwaukee Coast Guard
Palmer
Nels Palmer
Whitelake
Pacific
Atlantic
Mr. Wilton
Astoria
Oregon
Columbia
Dells
Ore
Continental Divide
Missouri
Fort Benton
Mont
Mississippi
Tllinoig
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Ludington
Pathe
Spy-Wapato
France and Spain break off with Abd el-Krim talks
Paris August 20 AP France and Spain end peace negotiations with the Riffian chief Abd el-Krim. French and Spanish plenipotentiaries return home after a Mellila stay and a Madrid conference failing to persuade Abd el-Krim to transmit negotiable terms. Both governments expect military action to settle the Morocco crisis.
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Paris
France
Spain
Hi Krim
Mellila
Mirid
Abd El-Krim
Dimates
Moroe
Taza
Ouetzan
Abd El-Krin
Cuban editor assassinated in Havana outside his home
Armando Andre Y Alvarado, 21 year old publisher of El Dia and former Havana port police captain, was fatally wounded by two men as he left his automobile in front of his home early today. He died a short time later at a local hospital.
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Havana
Cuba
Armando Andre Y Alvardo
el Dia
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