Three New Departments Proposed by Governor Groesbeck
Governor Groesbeck sent to the legislature bills for a department of agriculture a department of conservation and an industrial and labor department. The agriculture bill would absorb several existing agencies and place a commissioner in charge with an administrative board. the conservation bill would combine the public domain game fish and forest functions with the state park and fish commissions. the industrial and labor bill would consolidate the industrial accident board the state labor bureau and the industrial relations commission with six governor appointed members.
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Department of Agriculture
Department of Conservation
Industrial and Labor Department
Department of Animal Husbandry
State Food and Drug Commission
State Veterinary Board
Immigration Commission
Board of Geological Survey
Department ‘of
Public’ Domain Commission
Game
Fish and Forest Fire Departments
Board of ‘Fish Commissioners
State Park Commission
Atwood
Newaygo
Charles Brown
Flint
Industrial‘accident ‘Board
State Labor Bureau
Industrial Relations Commission
Michigan
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Warren D. Byrum
Ingham County
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Condon
Franklin Moore
St. Clair
Grossbeck
Michigan Industrial School For Boys
West Point
Annapolis
Michigan Community Commission
Carrol P
Sweet
Grand Rapids
Herbert Baker
Charles “Culver
Detroit
Community Commission
Baker
Fred &. Warner
Hunter
Miles
Hart
Aldrich
Robert’ B. MacDonald
Houghton
Mason
Lake Osceola
Clare
Gladwin
Arenac
MacDonald
Board of Control
Marquette
Albert Reutter
Branch
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Reutter
The Remarkable Life of Daniel Defoe as Told by a Survivor
The piece recounts Daniel Defoe born in London circa 1660 who became a trader, journalist, and writer of Robinson Crusoe. It follows his turbulent career, his system of satire from The Shortest Way with Dissenters to his later fame, and details his extraordinary survival on a deserted island for twelve years, creating tools for life, meeting Friday, and a return to England, ending with reflections on retirement.
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Senate
Penny
University of Michigan
Wood
Detroit
Bryant
Monroe- Lenawee
Tufts
Daniel “Detes
Lon-don
Moorfields
Daniel
William Tif
Newgate
Defoe
Robinson Crusge
Robinson Crusoe
Tull
London
Guinea
Africa
Brazils
Souiny America
Telay
Friday
England
Tae ‘Tromi
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Havin
Pente
the Post Publishing
Boston- Fost
Hearing Notice for Washtenaw County Road District Five
A public hearing will be held at 2:00 PM on February 11, 1921 at the Saline Village Town Hall to hear objections to the proposed improvement of a long route crossing York and Saline townships into Saline Village. The plan is to create a Class B road with nine feet of metal and required drainage and bridges under Act 59 of 1915.
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York
Saline
Washtenaw
Board of Road Commissioners
Washtenaw County
Michigan
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York Township
Saline Township
Ann Arbor Street
Michigan Avenue
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Few and Far Between Insight on Answers and Speech
A brief aphorism from the Philadelphia Public Ledger notes that few meet a man who gives a direct answer to a simple question, while most people prefer delivering a speech. The remark hints at rhetorical excess over plain clarity.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
The Potter and Pessimism Reflections
The potter forms what he pleases with soft clay, so a man accomplishes his works by his own act. Our observation is that being rich is no credits to a bachelor and no help to a married man. Dallas News offers the lone Star pessimism with sage witticisms.
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Dallas News
Rising early rewarded by fortune says Forbes Magazine
The quote notes that those who rise far often do so by early rising, reflecting a belief in diligence as a path to success as highlighted by Forbes Magazine.
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Forbes Magazine
Cause for National Bride in Norway Sees Few Immigrants
Brief note reports that in Norway there are practically no immigrants, highlighting a demographic concern and its implications for national identity and policy.
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Norway
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Brooke
Joseph. B. Moore
Joseph H. Steere
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