Michigan News Roundup From The Ice Bound Lakes To Wall Street
Cheboygan’s harbor freezes and Grand Haven’s ice caps the harbor while Ludington’s cattle suffer amid cold. Ann Arbor reports 80 telephone subscribers. Allegan man owns 1600 coin collection. Bay City sees 700 in a fraudulent draft case. Mackinaw Bridge ice forms and a bear is shot after years trapped. Officials note 103 G A R posts in Michigan. various fires, robberies, and accidents across towns. A Wall Street letter decries market gambling and urges reform.
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Cheboyzan
Waashtauaw
Grand Haven
Ludington
Falamazoo
Jackson Union
Ann Arbor
Telephone Exchange
Allegan Man
Climax
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Spring Harbor
Charlevoix County
Bay City
Michigan
Michigan Agricultural College
Michigan Central
Reeve
Health IX Michigan Weekly Disease Report
Observers across ten parts of Michigan report sickness cases for the week ending January 13 1933. Data comes from ten observers detailing illness counts and patterns observed statewide.
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State Board of Health
Lansing
Koei Ramars
Aaron
Bahan
Tanning
Brave Lady Refuses Anesthesia For Eye Removal
Mrs Schoonmeker of Rondout New York endured two years of vision loss from eye trouble. She refused chloroform during the operation, supported by her husband. Dr David Kennedy then prescribed the Favorite Remedy to restore health, and she recovered strength and well being.
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Courier
Abe
Rondont
David Keane
Kennedy
David Kennely
Rondout
N.Y
Ore
Tribune Promises a Year of Bright, Complete Editions
The Tribune announces a new business year with aim to be America’s leading newspaper. It touts extensive telegraph reach and rapid, detailed reports. Subscribers are offered premiums including medical texts, histories, and encyclopedias with various weekly and yearly combinations through 1883 era pricing.
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The
Tribune
the Tribune
America
Ashington
Lis
Wood
Ly Tribune
Workly Tribune
Library of Universal Knowledge
Chamber
Weekly
Young
England
NEW York Observer
United States
Ite
S. Sreanius Primo
New York
Prize Beautica Scandal at New York Museum Pageant
A museum beauty contest in New York draws a dramatic scene as a young fiance confronts a contestant while a distraught mother enters to demand her daughter Anastasia Vickurs. The mother orders Anastasia to leave as chaos ensues among attendees and staff.
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New York
Anastasia Vickurs
Anastasia
Lawyer Lincoln by the Crier of the Court lecture adapts Lincoln as a lawyer
The Springfield author Bob Ingersoll praises Captain Tom Kidd for delivering a Washington lecture titled Lawyer Lincoln by the Crier of the Court. Kidd, a jovial Monitor editor and former court officer, is described as delivering a compelling and entertaining account of Lincoln's courtroom manner and legal skill.
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Bob
Bob Ingersoll
Springfield
Ciy
Tom Kidil
The
Monitor
Elinois
Was
Lincoln
Wendling
Tom Kidd
Tom
Col. Ingersoll
Kidd
Washington
Windis
Col
Pastoral Settlement Questioned in Springfield Union Note
The Springfield Union remarks on pastoral settlement, noting the relation may continue until the minister's convenience allows him to leave. The piece cites shifting expectations and questions about duty and tenure amid unclear phrasing and garbled continuation.
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Springfield Union
Gray
Saison Eures Winked Peateas With
A fragmentary note references a season and a pale estate with a peculiar pronunciation. The readable text names no clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or events to anchor a full summary.
Detroit Port and Tribune Publishes Railing Republican Outlook
The Detroit Port and Tribune proclaims a strong Republican stance in Michigan, promising comprehensive news coverage, robust editorial support, and expansive state reporting. It touts a large network of correspondents, a strong home office, and plans to expand agricultural and rural sections while offering attractive subscription terms.
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Tribune
Pers
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Cnming
The
Post
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Atate
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New York
Washington
Ste Inrae Ani
Forse
Oat and Tribune
Jimaes
Republican Party
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Agricultural Department
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Tonia County
Rohit B. Ingersoll
Kalamazoo
Mackinaw
Michigan Iron Works
Futon Rapids
National Furniture Makers’ Union
Western Union
Bloomingdale
Monroe
Vet Fraser House
Baldwin
St. Louis
James Henry
Roscommon
Elver W. Gwin
Sherwood
Montes County
Charles Shay
John Heatner
Jamey Jb Co
Will
Mr. Btalks
Shaxshsis
Port Huron
Pees Union
Los
Elijah Murray
Nites
Stanton
Charlotte
Rowley
Callermisne Town
Jackson
Star Coal Company
Ypsilanti
8. Heyser
Sanilac County
Morse
Muskegon
Gaylord
Peter Shotgun, Jr
Davis Brow
Clicboygan
Mr. Bumblebee
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Mr. Donahue
East Tawas
Sable
Wall Street
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York
Vanderbilts
Republic
Congress
Health
NEW York Tribune
Ridpath
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Arthur
Wweekly Tribune
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Worcester
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Daily Tribune
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Wilnogton
Post & Tribune
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Foreign
Washington and
Telegraphic News
Carionna
North West
the Post and Tribune
Mich
Post and Tribune
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Daly
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Lantis
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