Rainey Collier beer bill passes amid wets and drys fight
The Rainey Collier beer measure cleared the House 230 to 165 after amendments failed. It sets 3.2 percent alcohol, bars sales in bars and eating places, imposes a $3 tax on a 31-gallon barrel, and a $1,000 brewers permit tax. It bans shipments from wet to dry states with penalties up to $1,000 or six months.
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Michigan items from around the state reflect rebuilds and incidents
Alpena plans to rebuild its courthouse on the original site after a fire. Scarleton high school dedication slated for Tuesday January 8 with cost near 60000 dollars. Mt. Clemens reports a government hospital move and a timber wolf sighting near Presque Isle. Bay City transfers funds for welfare relief and charity. Stanton probate notes outline Fred Session’s will. Dowagiac reports a truck fire in rubber cargo with no department response. Pontiac balloon flight sets distance record. Albion College families dominate student body. Sault Ste. Marie canal freight declines, wheat and oil rise. Charlotte and Grand Ledge roads to state maintenance. Saginaw water billing via mail draws postal objections. Lansing urges early 1933 license plates. Owosso man commits suicide. Royal Oak man killed en route to welfare station. Durand chicken thief steals singing hen. Holland fatal tree accident. Manistee retirements and long-time mail carrier. Mt Clemens burns and pickle recipe to Roosevelt. Albion electric survey for a municipal plant. Dowagiac bull gored man. hospital care. Big Rapids criminal sentence. Dowagiac ax handle maker resumes work. Milford bank moratorium payout ahead. Menominee relief home built by neighbors. RCFC loan for railroad ties. Eaton Rapids farm product drive funds high school tuition. Bay City theater fire damages downtown. Owosso county clerk post filled by Lizzie Robinson. Ludington treasurer election recounted. Helen Bennett to assume office.
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New Year's Thought on Charity and Hope
Roger L. Waring notes why crowds gather after Christmas as self interest gives way to charity. He suggests New Year's opens days for reflecting on how others’ burdens shape our own and how love deepens when we look forward with renewed generosity.
Reynolds New Year's Resolution Tale
A young boy Reynold resolves to mind his mother for one day on New Year’s, while his family arc and cake gifts test his resolve. Grand aunt Prudence brings a cake basket, but he must not eat more, and a hopeful smile from his mother signals support for his single daily vow.
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Triduum New Year's by Dr E A Bates
In midwinter under a full moon the New York Indian tribes renew their New Year ceremonial with a white dog or symbolic substitutes. The ritual cleanses sins, unites enemies, forgives harsh words, and renews loyalties as tribal bonds strengthen for the coming year.
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New Year Resolutions and Their Practical Effect
Collier's Weekly examines whether New Year resolutions actually influence behavior and outcomes, questioning lasting change and motivation as readers reflect on personal goals.
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