Deer deaths rise on Michigan roads amid record losses
Through October about six whitetails per day were killed on southern Michigan roads south of the Muskegon Bay City line. By year end the statewide deer kill is expected to set a record, with 1954 showing 378 highway deaths and recent years climbing to 748 and 3127 statewide.
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Michigan
Muskegon Bay City Line
Kent
Tuscola
Livingston
Oakland
Montcalm
Calhoun
Luxemburg Territory and Neighboring Borders
The grand duchy of Luxemburg lies beside Germany Belgium and France covering 999 square miles in area.
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Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Germany
Belgium
France
Absent-minded guest mails key after stay at Tontine
In New Haven a former guest mailed back his room key after departure. The postmaster called the timing “just a little late.” The Tontine Hotel was demolished in 1912 to clear space for today’s post office.
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New Haven
Conn
Potato Topped Meat Loaf Suggestion Memo
A kitchen tip advises adding a potato topping to meat loaf. Use about three cups of mashed potatoes for an average loaf and spread the topping after baking for a crisp finish.
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New York
Regents Approve North Campus Residence Hall Plan
The University of Michigan Regents authorize a 1200 student North Campus Residence Hall costing about 6 million dollars. Two four wing units attach to a central service building will include dining, study and recreation spaces. An architect will prepare drawings and specifications, and financing plans will be set in motion.
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University of Michigan
W. K. Pierpont
Max Fosdick
East Michigan Avenue
Anarchist Assassinations Target Early 1900s Leaders
A historical note recalls the 1900 assassination of Italian premier Kine Humbert by an anarchist and the 1901 assassination of U S President William McKinley by an anarchist, marking a turbulent era of violence against leaders.
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Kine Humbert
Italy
McKinley
Saline Echoes of the Past Across Five Years
A Saline community column recalls sports shocks like Milan’s 44 to 30 defeat, anniversary celebrations for Fred and Bauknecht, AAA Club praise for law enforcement, and warnings about a local quick-change artist. Earlier decades note Thanksgiving visits, a birthday, and several school and factory milestones in Saline and nearby towns.
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J. P. Wood
AAA Club of
Michigan
Saline
Parsons Recovers From Bruises After Bus Collision
L Parsons is slowly recovering from a broken nose and facial bruises after colliding with a parked bus on the pavement last week. He sustained injuries when his vehicle struck the rear of the stationary bus.
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L. Parsons
Car Burned In Front Of Combs Brothers Garage
Forty years ago a Saxon car owned by the Combs brothers burned in front of Cook garage Tuesday evening after a gas tank was filled. blaze from below consumed the vehicle. The report notes other local happenings from 40 and 60 years past, including building work and shifts in the area.
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Combs Brothers
Cook Garage
Cross-Stitch Linen Patterns for Woman’s Scarves Towels
Transfer of four motifs 14 by 14 inches and eight motifs 3 by 5 inches. use one color or two shades for cloths. Pattern 7089 outlines sizes 14x14 and 546x14 inches etc. The instruction notes transfer details and color options for linens.
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Gee Balls
Birds Sing Back and forth in Duets Across Species
The article notes birds respond musically in equal or complementary phrases, with Song Sparrows, Towhees, and Eastern Meadowlarks forming duet-like exchanges. It highlights male and sometimes female singing, hetero and homo species duets, and the use of leg bands and permits for study.
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Anne Hinshaw
William C. Dilger
Pakistan
Cornell Library of Natural Sound
United States
Laskey
Wilson Bulletin
World carbon black supply tied to Borger region
Article notes that over half of the global carbon black supply is manufactured near Borger Texas, a town with a 10,018 population.
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Borger, Texas
The Crosses That Became Las Cruces Name
A Spanish colonial party was massacred in early New Mexico. Survivors buried the victims and marked graves with crosses. A city later grew at that site and adopted the name Las Cruces The Crosses.
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New Mexico
Las Cruces
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