20 Oct 1925
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Newspaper
Ludington Daily News
Location
Ludington, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1925
Page
1
Freesoil Michigan reports a local farmer shipped 48 crates of mined farm produce to Manistee and received 45 dollars for the lot, amid a year of improving prices and growing farmer prosperity. The article notes visitors from South Bend, family updates, and a brisk autumn landscape as context for a vibrant farming community.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions sanitation and health topics, masking specifics. The garbled text references pills, medicine, and public health actions, with scattered names and places that cannot be reliably identified. The piece reads like a miscellaneous page note with unclear context.
Friday night brought the two Tronski children to Ludington, where they spent the evening with Mr and Mrs Joe Augustus, Mr and Mrs Roy Randall, and their children at the John Randall home after a motorist incident.
Custer Michigan the Custer Study Club renews its year with a program committee led by Mrs. ... Meads and president Mrs. Cromayal planning exhibits social events including an American Government study, Christmas and New Year parties, a dinner and mystery supper, and a Pioneer day. Membership trimmed by several members moving away. officers and members listed amid a busy slate of meetings and reciprocities with county clubs.
A fragmentary report from St Paul Minnesota recounts Mrs Wilhelm being saved by a friend after a distressing incident. The text references neighborhood figures like Detppetite and Poekia with unclear roles and mentions local streets and doctors. The legible pieces point to a protective act and a note of gratitude from Mrs Wilhelm.
A fragmentary local note describes Uncle Wiggily tricks, a move to Chivegen Manitoba with family, and weekend visits among residents including Mrs. Frank Vanderjad and daughter Marjorie, Wil Ham, Charles Weeks of Grand Rapids, and Eugene Deling. Easter Star events in Detroit are mentioned with Grace Levis returning home. Church services are noted for Congregational church next Sunday at ten.
The Darr Pie Social event drew strong participation with Miss Benson and her pupils delivering notable performances. Acts included "Getting Ready for an Visit" and "Mother's Club," with Betty Survarverr and Lucille Bertlesen praised for leading roles. the program raised funds for the school coffers.
Dan adéltess tt Wishiand ra Fast piel, said Hudson, arguing liberty rests on limits that protect our Renunes and industries. He claims restrictions deter the number of venos and aid Detroit growth, framing policy as safeguarding beliefs and economic strength.
Lansing reports the statewide telephone rate dispute nears the final phase before the Michigan Public Utilities Commission. AT&T resists, while Michigan Bell faces scrutiny over a 12 percent contract. Witnesses for Michigan Bell and Rhodes of AT&T expect testimony on cost and rate structure. The article also notes Lake Erie water levels and shoreline changes near Kin.
The Kalamazoo Gazette dedicates its new plant with a public reception for southwestern Michigan. The building features Bedford stone, a substantial editorial department, and modern machinery. staff include notable figures from several affiliated papers. A separate report notes Floyd Walters, 42, of Owosso is sought after an escape incident, with a later account indicating a self-inflicted gunshot.
In a brief report from Detroit a small landform identified as Old Island is observed reappearing in the Detroit River near Dechole and Sremorlel Park after a recent flood or rain event. No further details on the island’s significance or exact location are provided.
The ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel to boost liver and bowel function. It links inactivity to sickness and touts olive colored tablets available in 15 and 3 for gentle cleansing and renewed buoyancy.
A man who recently separated from his wife was taken to the hospital at 8 p.m. Monday after a domestic incident. He was found missing at 2:15 this morning. His wound is not serious. His wife and children are now in Pontiag.
John Loverle of Saginaw will lead the grand march at the Mithivan Hop. He was named general chairman by the engineering college juniors after a review of his scholastic record. Confirmation was delayed pending questions of classification and Pratt le. Luvelle, a former well known innun school athlete, is a guard on the Michigan football team and a track performer.
Oel 20 Wasi Mich reports Johnstone will remain as Presbyterian pastor in Cadillac for his thirty second year. Church members unanimously decided to accept his continued leadership and to forgo resigning, awaiting the selection of a younger pastor. The church official noted the upcoming year marks Johnston's long tenure and continued service.
Mackinaw City and St Ignace ferries posted a net profit of 25 000 for the state after operating the Straits of Mackinac crossings. The figures were announced Monday by a state official, noting continued ferry service between Mackinaw City and St Ignace across Lake Michigan.
Capt A T May son reports operating revenue from April 26 to September 30 totaling 148 383 dollars. Steamer Mackinaw City earned 80 442 dollars and St Ignace 67 941 dollars. Together they carried 60 249 vehicles and 12 533 passengers excluding drivers and car occupants. State ferry rates include light passenger cars 3 50 heavy cars 3 50 trucks 5 to 15 depending on weight motorcycles trailers 1 to 1 50 and passengers 26 cents.
An old Ludington advertisement touts Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic for weak kidneys and back pain. It cites Mrs. A. LaBarr of 328 Dowland as a testimonial, describing relief from kidney discomfort, back pain, headaches, and dizziness after using Doan's Pills.
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