Eimard Juir's Store News Highlights Carload Goods
Local store advertises Hi Grade Gasoline at 29 cents per storage tank 2934 delivered price 30 cents at filling station Sinclair Kerosene 19.8 storage 90.3 delivered 22 cents at ster. Motors oils varnish binders and farm equipment with cash terms and urging early orders before price rises.
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Sinclair
Farm Bureau Local Cooperatives Active Across Counties
Several farm bureau local cooperative associations in the county have been active ordering supplies for members. All orders go through the state organization. One group placed an order for ten cars of coal and several cars of cotton seed meal at good prices, expected to be well received by members and improve efficiency as the association strengthens its organization.
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Iagmz
Grand Rapids
United States Department of Justice
Army
Navy
Hillsdale
John Barton
Albion
Roy Baker
Albion Farmer
Owosso
W. P. Parkman
Board of Education
Big Rapids
Stanwood
Saginaw
Raymond E. Thurber
Kalamazoo
Arthur McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Pontiac
J. B. Treniber
Commerce
Port Huron
Gilbert Boane
Detroit
Michigan
Ferndale
Justice Hooley
Charles S. Escador
Floyd Young
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Canada
China
Adrian—Hayes
Kingsbury
Adrian
Adrian School Board
Division Avenue
Fred H. Locke
Camp Custer
Sergt
Qtte Hugh
14Th Infantry
Urbandale
Joseph Doyer
Doyer
Ludington
Saul Homel
Lake Michigan
Howard McElroy
McElroy
Homel
Maurice Homel
Merl Rader
Jacob Nemire
William A. L. Dursum
Nemire
Justice Court
Droga Bélistiz
Stephen Welemira
Droga
House of Correction
Judge E. B Leland Seeks Renomination as Probate Judge
The public is informed that Judge E B Leland will again seek renomination for Probate Judge in Washtenaw County. The notice praises his ability and service, noting his handling of estates and wards, and urges continued county service in this role.
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E. Beland
Agai
Becoe
Leland
Washtenaw County
Auto Thieves Mulct Buyers in Michigan Car Trade Warning
A Detroit era warning reports thousands of stolen cars sold to unsuspecting buyers as thieves change numbers and avoid detection. It recounts 1919 Detroit losses, 1929 half‑year figures, and urges inspecting serial numbers, demanding registration cards, and buying from trusted dealers.
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Michigan
Detroit
Detroit Polic Department
Shizan
Sley
Oetroit
Secretary of State
Dem
Agubt
Detroit Automobile Club
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Bixby
Layher & Wenger
Bryan Oil Corporation
WJ. Leach
J. W. Sibley & Company
Thvestment Securities
Penobscot
Cleveland Cineinnati
St. Louis
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Herman Heininger
Indiana, Bourbon
B. V
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