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The Man Behind the Pay Ahead Keeps Town Alive
In this piece the author extols the unseen force of the forward payer who signs checks and funds business. He argues that the town relies on this dependable “honest fellow man” who pays ahead, keeping commerce alive and the town from dying.
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Kodak
The Drunken Driver and Road Safety Principles
An editorial argues for stringent licensing and penalties for drunken and inexperienced drivers. It urges removal of licenses from intoxicated motorists and imprisonment with hard labor for violations, stressing the sacred value of human life and the danger of reckless driving.
Hidden cash in homes invites robbery and loss
Bankers studied how farmers and small business people hide money from $100 to $10,000. Hidden cash offers no benefit while banks make funds work, and carrying or storing large sums raises robbery risk.
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Iit
Kent
Ito
Secreted Capital for Industry Restoration
Fragmentary text notes secreted capital would be available for use to aid the restoration of industry. The irregular phrasing hints at a historical plan or proposal but provides no concrete names, dates, or places.
Veterans urged to file bonus claims before deadline
Ex service men warned by the county American Red Cross that less than two months remain to file for the adjusted service compensation. Deadline is January 1, 1928, with applications at Red Cross headquarters in Ann Arbor. If filed by the veteran the beneficiary can name someone and receive service plus 20 years interest. otherwise only service amount with no interest. Beneficiary order is wife, children, mother, father. Claims take effect on Washington receipt date, not January 1, 1928.
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American, Red Cross
Red Cross
Ann Arbor
Washington
New Ribbon Girdles Brighten Frocks with Colorful Ties
New rib bons in vivid shades of red yellow blue and green appear with brown and dark tones and often gold glints. Women favor them for girdles rosettes and Christmas gifts with short bias ends and braided strands enhancing simple frocks and cor sage ornaments.
Silk vanity cases debut as Christmas beauty symbols
Christmas previews feature two black satin vanity cases with light silk lining, gold braid and lace decorations. Each includes a small attached mirror and a powder puff, signaling their role in the era’s beauty and fashion trends.
Beverly Bugs to Open Barber Shop in Village Building
Thirty years ago Beverly Bugs planned a new barber shop in the old D Weinenett saloon building. Mrs. S. T. Fairbank hosted her Ohio-born mother Mrs. McAilpine. Local youths like Hubert Cornish and D F Reeves moved on to schooling and business ventures expanded with a growing potato shipment. The Mills family held its first Thanksgiving reunion hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G C Townsend, while Dr Albert B Mills awaited attendance.
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Beverly Bugs
D. Weiennett
S. T. Fairbank
McAilpine
Ohio
Hubert Cornish
Ypsilanti
D. F. ‘Reeves
Herbert Cornish
Ilinois
Fairbank
Hull and
Glasier
Matthew Rentschler
S. H. Maher
Ann Arbor Street
Lake Shore Railroad
Bennett
J. W. Hull
D.nissly
Mills
G. C. Townsend
Albert B. Mills
Calumet & Hecla Hospital
Fifteen Years Ago Ailing Catherine Barr Passes On
Obituary notes the death of Catherine Adee Traver Barr wife of John Henry Barr born in Ann Arbor March 31 1840 and died Tuesday morning after years of rheumatism. Other local items include social events misadventure on the Wabash railroad a steer collision with Stephen Westin and health updates on Martiin Fuoss Fred Kanouse and Mr. and Mrs. William Martin. Mussolini bans petting parties in an era of rising fascist control.
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J. H. Barr
Catherine Adee Traver
Ann Arbor
John Henry Barr
The
Presbyterian Church
Clifford Shaw
Chicago
R. W. Ewing
Lamar
Bintiac
Adam Sting
Vern Rhoades
Sarah Stimpson
B. S. Osborn
E.jon
Max
F. E. Leonard
Flint
Wabash
Whittaker
Stephen Westin
Maybee
Westin
Martiin Fuoss
Fred Kanouse
Pheumonia
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National Editorial Ass’n
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Chai Christa
William Martin
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Henry McMann
Aaron Sehaier
West Point
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Emeline Muir
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Carrie Isbell
Raymond D. Godshaly
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G. C. Mann
Saline Savings Bank
Charles Burkhart
Clara Leonard
C.H. Carven
Martha Munroe
Cora Hull
Marie Murray
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Mussolini
Foley
Mtster
ASK FO
Wheeler’s Pharmacy
Schlanderer & Seyfried
Jewelers
Dixie
Henderson’s Dixie Bar
Henderson’s Dixie Service
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Afoke Mangone
Sanford Hardware Co., Inc
Milan
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Wm. Price
Milford
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