Open Letter from Hon Charles A Sink on Twelfth District Senate
Hon Charles A Sink of Ann Arbor writes to Oakland County Republican Committee dated August 7 1922 regarding Washtenaw and Oakland county nominations for the Twelfth District senate. He explains why he cannot run for a second term noting previous cross county nominations and urges support for Andrew B Glaspie of Oxford while stressing unity and respect for a gentleman's agreement. He thanks district voters and supporters but declines current backing.
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Washtenaw County
Twelfth District
Oakland County
Cat
Frank L. Covert
Covert
Wash County
Coveri
Republican Committee
George W. Sample
Clicuit
Cevert
Statmid Republicans
Cnts
Washtenawa County
Senate
George W. Millen
Oan Oz
Ives
Oakland
Dacy
Andrew B. Glaspie
Oxford
United
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Profit Sharing Is Coming to Industry
The author argues profit sharing will end strikes and disturbances across railroads factories and other industries once implemented on a fair basis. He warns current greed risks unrest and calls profit sharing the only remedy to heal the national economic wound.
Welcome for Dr. Bacon At Federated Church Saline
The Federated Church extends a heartfelt welcome to Dr. Bacon who has located in Saline. The church commends his high moral character and physician skills and urges citizens to support him for a large practice and wide circle of friends.
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Bacon
Saline
Wanted notices and printing services in probate settlements
In this vicinity, those with legal printing needs for estate settlements are urged to send requirements to this newspaper. Rates are universal for such matters and notices may appear here by asking the probate judge to send them.
Saline Observer pricing and policy notice
The Saline Observer lists subscription prices eight months four months two months and annual rates. It notes pay as you wish, and details on single copies and notices. Cards of thanks resolutions obituaries and marriage notices may be free or paid depending on category. Poetry and entertainment announcements have fixed rates. Advertising costs are provided on application.
Living Wage Standards Questioned in Rail Board Hearing
B M Jewell of the AFL shopmen's union testified on a $2,636.97 annual living budget and later revised it to $2,133, amid Labor Board criticism that such budgets would vastly exceed national income. The board warned that if 25 million families earned these amounts, total income would be far outweighed by costs.
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B. M. Jewell
Railway Department
American Federation of Labor
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
United States
Vanity About Advertising Ends With Elephant Banner Lesson
A parable about vanity in business shows a dry goods merchant who dismisses advertising as unnecessary because his shop is well known. An elephant banner man argues the value of publicity, noting even long established institutions rely on constant visibility and consistent signals to attract customers.
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United States
Angel Gabriel
Mls
Brown & Brown
Elephant Banner
Methodist Church
Ten Reasons For The Home Paper
A list extols the home paper as a companion from birth to death noting it remembers graduations marriages illnesses achievements relocations and character boosts while promoting town institutions merchants and community welfare with a final obituary tribute.
The Wolver ine State title eyed for Michigan
A sentiment grows to drop Michigan from its nickname The Wolverine State Critics say the name is baseless libel as Michigan was not the animal’s main habitat Proposals include Salt State Automobile State Peach State and Lake State endorsed by sources as accurate descriptors with Lake State favored for pride and tourism
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Michigan
Wolverine
New England
School Geographies
Sucker
Wisconsin
Badger
Michigan Territory
Salt State
Becaucs
Lake State
Great Lakes
U. of M
Time and Toil Reflections in Grend Daily Open Letter
In an open letter from Ho. CG. A. Sink of Ann Arbor to the Oakland County Republican Committee the author lauds Sink as one of the county’s finest citizens and argues that time, like life, is a long grind with brief climaxes. The piece muses on daily effort and leisure.
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Mother
Bobbie
Hhim
Voltaire
Ho. CG. A. Sink
Ann Arbor
Ito
Oakland County Republican Committee
Wrter
Sink
Tihlis
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Lassen’s . Garage
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Sim. R. Wilson
Mick
American Pre Ess Associa’ Tign
the Home Paper
Universal
Detroit
Fordson
Wiedman Auto Co
W. E. Dietiker
Down Town Kitchen
Schnebelt
Schnebelt's Bakery
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