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Newspaper
Mount Pleasant Times
Location
Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
10
Locals from Stanton Owosso Alma and Shepherd spent weekends with relatives in the city. Many travelers visited Beulah Leslie Mackinac City and Detroit for short trips. Buyers and businessmen from nearby towns transacted business and joined family outings across multiple counties.
Cooper won the 200 mile event at Salem New Hampshire with an average speed of 116.562 mph while Pete De Paolo led another race on the same track in a 50 mile event at about 128.24 mph.readable details indicate fast drivers, multiple events and top speeds.
Thursday items show Joseph Endres moving to the West Side with family. Verle Sage and Lucile Sage visit Fremont relatives. Mrs. John Ash shows improvement after illness. Chas. Scott of Detroit visits Mrs. Edward Ball. Markeith Spalsbury visits Detroit relatives. Minnie Spalsbury visits her brother Milton. C. H. McLane and family from Cass City stay with Dan Buckley. kin ties explained. Mrs. Buckley’s uncle, now a Cass City physician, was raised there. T. C. Clark visits daughter Mrs. Lewis Sage in Fremont. Julia Cluff, recently in St. Joseph hospital Ann Arbor, expected home with improved health. Dr. and Mrs. G. I. Richardson vacationing at Hastings Lake. Emanuel of Saginaw visits A. A. Sage. Glen Peabody and wife drive to Middleton, with Bass Lake stop.
Lansing reports the state highway department estimates about 12.4 million dollars for the current fiscal year starting July to June 30. The plan outlines total assets of 38.6 million with liabilities of 26.2 million including contracts and maintenance costs.
A collage of quirky notes reports a whale bone frame weighs forty five tons and breaks lines, a water wagon catches fire in Atlanta, Malta earthquake, Easter date talk, a Canton man’s long life, and random musings on farming, locomotives and luck.
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