Drowning tragedy at Shiawassee river near Owosso
Hub Links as Aid Reaches Side Henry Orowine 19 son of Edward Orowine of New Haven township Shiawassee county drowned Sunday morning while wading with two sisters and younger brother The body found an hour later after rescue attempts by Ruth 16 and other bystanders The death follows a string of misfortunes for his family.
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Henry Orowine
Edward Orpwine
New Haven Township
Shiawassee County
Shiawassee River
Owos‘so Country Club
Ruth
Orowine
Owosso
Ralph Brittson
Patrick Rourke
Fred Hare
Butternut
Carson City
James Kavanaugh
Joe Bryan
Midland
Kenya rats four feet long stun London zoological gardens
Kenya rats at the London Zoo measure three to four feet with fox-terrier like teeth and cheek pouches that bulge when filled with nuts and fruit. The exhibit portrays them as the Titans of the rat world, provoking humorous comparisons to the Pied Piper tale.
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London
United Press
Kenya
London Zoological Gardens
Africa
Germany
Blind student graduates Water town High with honors
Fred Loesche, stone blind, graduates from Water town High School with honors and plans to study osteopathy in Philadelphia. At 21, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loesch of New Haven Connecticut. He won the Washington Franklin medal for excellence in history and was elected to the Cum Laude society.
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Boston
United Press
Fred Loesche
Watertown
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy
Loesch
Charles Loesch
New Haven
Conn
Diary Notes and Garden Talk From July Washington
The diary fragment recalls a family day with Jane and old photos then shifts to a summer trip plan with a friend saving money. A scene from a stag party follows, plus a social outing and a money matter discussion. Then a Washington dispatch notes progress in land development and rose gardening advice from the agriculture department.
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Jane
Wu Social Tenue
Uncle Sam on Flowers and Garden Plants Advice
Uncle Sam advises planting flowers in secluded beds rather than lawns. He favors Chrysanthemums as backbone perennials, notes roses and tree roses are unsuitable for hedges, and highlights Dahlias for late season color. Details on propagation, soil, and storage accompany guidance amid wartime narration and a stray quip about Warsaw.
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Uncle Sam
Pacific Coast
Sam
Court House Real Estate Transfers and Licenses
Real estate transfers include James G. Tiplady to Charles T. Durfee and others in Mt. Pleasant for $1.00 and related parcels. Chatterton to Chatterton and Son Lot 7 Kinney's add Mt. Pleasant for $1.00. Noel D. Gover to David P. Young Lot 2 Kinney's add Mt. Pleasant for $1.00. Various other transfers and a Church of Christ of Coe township parcel to Clinton J. Vroman for $100.00. Marriage licenses issued to Alfred J. Collins Cecil O Hara Elmer Smith Lillian Reach Charles F Gurtiss Agnes Gifford Ancel Norman Una Gumm.
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James G. Tiplady
Charles T. Durfee
City of Mt. Pleasant
E. F. Roudetto
Sherman
Howard E. Chatterton
Chatterton and Son
Kinney's
Noel D. Gover
David P. Young
Kinney
City of
Mt. Pleasant
Ella B. Leonard Cook
Clinton J. Vroman
Isabella
Trustees
Church of Christ of Coe
Wi. Com
Sec
Coe
Alfred J. Collins
Cecil O’hara
Elmer Smith
Lillian Margaret
Reach
Alma
Charles
F* Gurtiss
Winn
Agnes Gifford
Ovid
Ancel Norman
Remus
Una Gumm
Macelona
Probate Notices and Estates in Local Court Dockets
Probate entries list multiple estates including Wm H Blondheim George W Fox and Jacob Walsh with filings such as proofs of publication orders for Board of Determination appointments admr bonds letters of administration and account approvals. Notices cover hearings asset sales and discharge of administrators with recorded inventories dispositions and associated dates per local probate docket.
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Wm. H. Blondheim
Bullard Drain
Board of Determination
Board of Detied
George W. Fox
Admr
Jacob Walsh
James L. Thorne
Andrew Broughton
James N. Harris
N. Jane Crum
Thyrza Tyler
Vernon G. Tucker
The Worst Job in the World U S Senator Says
United Press reports a former senator calls the U S Senate the worst job, citing long hours, heavy mail, and lack of personal time. The piece also notes the rise of professional lobbying in Washington with public relations departments and legislative agents shaping bills without overt corruption.
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Washington
United Press
Congress
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
House of Representatives
Home Office
Jone
Michigan paragraph highlights industry and figures
The piece notes Holland St Louis Sugar Company paying 15.3 million for beets over fifteen years, 400 million pounds of sugar manufactured, and pulp and molasses sales totaling 2.676 million and 932,900 dollars. It mentions Buick employing 16,000 now versus 20,000 earlier, growth in Michigan auto fields, Battle Creek highways, a large Ta Waso City tax sale, bankers in Grand Rapids Detroit and Lansing, Ford Motor Company assets at 743.06 million, and leading corporations United Steel, AT&T, and Standard Oil of New Jersey. It also cites advertising for Lake City tourism and Ruth Thompson becoming a lawyer.
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Holland-St. Louis Sugar Company
Ford Motor Company
United States
United Steel Corporation
American Telephone and Telegraph
Standard: Oil of New Jersey
Greyhound Bus Line grows into million-dollar Michigan firm
The Greyhound Bus Line of Muskegon now operates over 60 buses on more than 450 miles of Michigan highways and has become a million-dollar corporation in less than two years. Auto travel to Lake Michigan circles 968 miles and summer tourism drives demand. Straits of Mackinac auto traffic up 35 percent this year with two boats pressed into service and schedules shortened for quicker trips.
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Greyhound Bus Line
Muskegon
Michigan Highway
Straits of Mackinac
Miss Muskrat appeals to President Coolidge for aid
Ruth Musk rat, a junior from the Spavi naw hills of Oklahoma and student at Mount Holyoke College, presented an essay to President Coolidge titled The Read Man in the United States. She writes Our old life has gone and urges new traits and schooling with help from white brothers to move forward.
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Spavinaw Hills
Oklahoma
Ruth Muskrat
Mount Holyoke College
President Coolidge
United States
Lfe
Miss Muskrat
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