Optimism Amid Forecasts Forecasts Dominate War Year Outlook
Tw. ORK Jan 6 reports economists and business leaders expressing cautious optimism about a postwar recovery. Surveys show widespread belief in revived consumer buying and Atlantic‑side revival, tempered by concerns over debt, gold stability, and Europe production. Banks expect debt settlements and debtor capacity to shape a return to stability and prosperity.
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Electoral Votes Must Be Delivered Before January 25
Washington reports instructions for state electors to deliver sealed electoral certificates to the president of the Senate by the fourth Monday in January. The process includes three certificates, with a second by mail and a third with the district judge, all to ensure the election result is canvassed at a joint session on the second Wednesday in February.
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Toledo Elopers Return Home From Snowbound Trip
Four teenagers from Toledo wandered away from home in midwinter conditions, broke and hungry, trudging through deep snow. Police chief took them in, notified parents, and all four were returned to their homes last night. Names given include Merlin Vulf Henrietta Rogglehare Gordon Staff and Alice Cooper, ages about 16.
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Sengraver at Mint 48 Years Passes Away
Morgan, 79, longtime engraver at the Philadelphia Mint, died after forty eight years of service. He was noted for modeling and works in the treasury, with a dedication spanning his career from his arrival until death.
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Ludington plans curb, sewer, and bridge work amid tight funds
City officials discuss 1926 street improvements on Loomis James and Ludington Bath avenues, with $25 000 in plant gear to attract bids. A Washington avenue bridge would cost 500 to 700 yearly to maintain, while sewer work costs and disposal plant needs loom. A new snow plow may be bought to keep streets open.
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City Eyes $100000 Plan to Improve Streets and Sewers
Lincoln Street sewer trunk to run from Fourth ward near Lincoln to First, then to the bayou west of Madigan. City plans 1925 street work on Loomis Rath to Harrison, James Pere Marquette to Tinkham, Ludington, Bath to Court. Financing considered via charter refunding bonds to raise about $126,000 for street improvements and $50,000 via special bonds. City officials expect to complete west Ludington work before resort season. public pleased with plan.
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Bond market talk slows Rath avenue paving plan
Thompson notes markets for special improvement bonds are limited and costly while city bonds sell at lower rates. Commissioner Ebbersol favors Rath avenue paving if 1.5 percent is the best rate obtainable. Water works chief Williams says relaying wooden mains on Rath avenue and James street is needed with iron piping costing about 8000 dollars. The city will have cash if no other piping work is required this year.
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Legislators plan to hold caucuses in Lansing tonight
State lawmakers in Lansing convene caucuses as the 1925 highway program and license issues dominate. House leaders seek a speaker while Senate candidates for president pro tem vie for influence. A weight tax proposal to fund roughly 20 million dollars aims to push through the highway plan with immediate effect.
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Sea Lions Declared Ideal For Life Saving
Correspondence from Associated Areas reports predictions by Captain Winston that trained sea lions could save many lives at summer resorts while an animal trainer describes a method for rescuing people in rough water. The piece notes controversy over effectiveness and safety in lifeguard work.
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Funeral Services For Hart Woman's Husband Elmendorph
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Anne Elmendorph in Scottville Michigan, with burial next to her husband John Elmendorph who died in 1923. Born 1855 in Cameron North Carolina, she moved to Hart 26 years ago, worked in lumber mills and later as a road contractor with her husband, leaving a daughter N V McPherson. The family notes her Eastern Star membership and community support from Hart and surrounding towns. An unrelated line mentions catnip used by a biologist for trapping mountain lions.
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Kidney Pain Ad From Scottville Minn Shop Ad
Does your back ache and kidneys feel weak Use Down s Pills stimulant diuretic. A Scottville proprietor claims one box cured his kidney pain. Price Go at all dealers Ask for kidney remedy Dean s Plus by the same firm Buffalo NY Advertise ment.
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War veterans gain after-studies at Ag college
A Middl Agricultural College report outlines its findings on tuberculosis rates among veterans and the impact of a specific cattle feed mix. The article notes 16,000 veterans admitted to hospitals and cites a dairy herd trial where a feed change increased milk by over 5,000 pounds and butterfat by 140 pounds, earning about $100 for the month.
Experts Urge Balanced Rations For Dairy Cows
Washington dispatch reports experts urge balanced rations for dairy cows as rail freight car repair needs rise. An advisory notes 189 104 freight cars, about 82 percent, require maintenance or repair, with data from January 1 showing deterioration across lines, signaling industry strain and attention from American Railway Association.
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Fragmentary report on car shortages and theft costs
A damaged OCR passage notes a decrease of 36 cars from a total of 145 241 needed for repair. It mentions a decline of 1 045 from December and references a San Jose incident related to imports from China costing over 8200 000 000 in damages to orchards.
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Remarkable oil remedy offered for kidney ailments
An advertisement touts Phyalehne as a long known cure for kidney fatigue and related pains using Hell imported oil called Rel My Vanurlem Oil. It promises relief within days, costs 30 cents, and a money back guarantee. Listed druggists include Rolling Drug, Hansen's Philadelphia, I. A. McConnelly, Suhlmark's Pharmacy, Snow Drug Store, and Jr. N. Tugart.
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