Michigan Oil Wells Produce Over Three Million Barrels
Michigan oil fields in 1929 produced 3 084 000 barrels valued about 54 500 000 in the first three quarters. Muskegon district leads with ~400 producing wells as Mt Pleasant area posts higher per well output. Since Sept 1927 the Department of Conservation issued 850 drill permits.
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Lansing
Michigan
Muskegon
Mt. Pleasant
Geological Survey Division
Departament of Conservation
Department of Conservation
Saginaw
Fowlerville Lumber Company
Draped Hemlines and Peplums Dominate Fall Blouse Line
The fall and winter blouse fashion highlights draped hems and peplums with many ensembles built around a blouse. Key features include capelets jabots and side fastenings with decorative button trims, forming a full wardrobe emphasis this season.
Four Piece versatile coat and dress ensemble
A swanky foursome includes a long coat a circular skirt a sleeveless jumper and a white blouse or skirt. The four in one idea is shown in both tailored fabrics and knitwear with tweed and Basha borderings featured.
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Book of Fashion
Basha
Hoover programs boost hopes of solid expansion in 1930
Washington conferences with public utilities railroads farmers and industrial leaders forecast hundreds of millions in public works and expansion in 1930. Hoover urged state cooperation while China Russia and Japan moved toward conflict as Clemenceau Buddies and Warren died.
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Nelson T. Johnson
China
John van A. MacMurray
Walter F. Frederick
Chevy Chase
George Washington Memorial
National Capital
Benjamin F. Packard
New York
Max Williams
Edward W
Mr. Hoover
Pennsylvania
Hyde
Legge
Farm Board
Hoover
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Washington
Business Council
Federal Reserve Board
HMNA
League of Nations
Russia
Manchuria
Nanking
State Department
Hailar
Muling
Harbin
Japan
Moscow
Tokichi Tanaka
Georges Clemenceau
France
Paris
Vendee
Clemenceau
Tardieu
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ES Eenboe
L. E. Fast
Osteopath
Ypsilanti
A. J. Warren
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
W. E. Dietiker
A. G. Cook & Son
Ailroad
Edward N Wurley
Chicago
Bath
Francis Emory Warren
Wyoming
Senate
Mr. Warren
Taft
Supreme Court
House
Diplomatic Corps
Cheyenne
Warren
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Charles M. Stedman
North Carolina
Confederacy
Raymond Hitchcock
Los Angeles
George T. Cuddihy
Navy
Cuddihy
Naval Academy
Andes
Italy
Gaip
Mediterranean
Atlantic
English Channel
Tripoli
Red Sea
Bank of International Settlements
International Bank
Vatican
Sacred College
Joseph MacKory
Armagh
Msgr
Cérejeira
Lisbon
Verdier
Lavitrano
Palermo
Minoretti
Genoa
P. Summerall
Western
Newspaper Union
Mack’s
Meck
Ann Arbor
Solvay Sales Corporation
Detroit, Michigan