Burkhardt Cashier Subscribes Sworn January 7 1930
A. R. Burkhardt acting as cashier sworn before Notary Public G. C. Townsend on January 7 1930 with commission expiry September 5 1922. Attest figures include George Burkhart F C Wiedman Lee Tescher and other directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Burkhardt
G. C. Townsend
Ty Commission
Peverss
George Burkhart
F. C. Wiedman
Lee Tescher
Yee Eo
Jorge Burkhart
George J. Feldkamp
Alwin Burkhart
C. E. Cook
Orge
Burkhart
J. H. Feldkamp
Fred Hertler
G.C. Townsend
Joseph Burkhardtorge
J. Feldkamp
Wiedman
Be glad today and seek gold amid the dross
A short aphoristic verse by Grenville Kleiser encourages gladness and wisdom. It urges not to dwell on an unreachable bridge, but to color life with thoughtful, golden focus and prudent use of time and mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenville Kleiser
Sportsmanship on the Playground by Charles Hughes
Wise counsel from Charles Hi. Hughes argues that playground play teaches boys fairness and honor. It builds community standards, discourages cheating, and fosters generous conduct in defeat and restraint in victory through childhood sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hi. Hughes
Yearly Worker Wage Proposal By Couzens
Senator James Couzens urged Michigan manufacturers to adopt a yearly wage for workers instead of an hourly rate to reduce unemployment. He warned that many government bureaus could arise to stabilize incomes, noting industries stabilize dividends through reserves to weather lean years. He said industry can stabilize workers’ income and avoid unreasonable labor demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Couzens
Michigan
Five Michigan Sons in United States Senate
Five Michigan native sons are members of the United States Senate. They include Arthur Vandenberg of Grand Rapids, Michigan and Thomas D. Schall of Minnesota. Hale and Copeland were born in Detroit and near Dexter, Michigan respectively. Howell, Adrian born, later Naval Academy graduate and Detroit Law School attendee. Copeland also studied at Michigan State Normal and University of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
United States Senate
Arthur Vandenberg
Grand Rapids
Frederick Hale
Maine
Robert B. Howell
Nebraska
Royal S. Copeland
New York
Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
Senator Couzens
Canada
Senator Hale
Detroit
Zachariah Chandler
United States
Eugene Hale
Senate
Senator Howell
Adrian
United States Naval Academy
Detroit School of Law
Reed City
Copeland
Dexter
Michigan State Normal College
University of Michigan
University Medical School
Chevrolet Unveils 1930 Line The Greatest Chevrolet in History
Chevrolet announces a new 1930 car line after a record year with 1,350,000 six cylinder Chevrolets produced. Highlights include advanced brakes with articulated shoe design, hydraulic shocks, non glare Fisher windshield, closed bodies, and three new models sport coupe sport roadster and club sedan. Prices drop 30 dollars from 525 to 495 for base model as of Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
Delco- Lovejoy
Fisher
General Motors Proving Ground
Revocation of License May Be Inaugurated
Lansing January discussion follows Governor Green call for a license revocation system for conservation law violators. Public mood supports denying new licenses for set periods, from one year to permanent bans, based on violation severity. Supporters argue this stronger approach would deter violations more effectively than fines or jail time, with a likely push to pass legislation in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Fred W. Green
Local Notes Reflect Winter Thaw and Community Ties
A January thaw eases the area as residents attend meetings, visit relatives, and host gatherings. Notables include Robert Fucss resuming duties at the University of Michigan, and multiple visits among Van Houten, Towler, Layher, and Wenger families. Community events cover Christen Bible Class plans, Bethlehem article reading, and a long neighborhood party with Progressive Pedro entertainment.
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Saline Savings Bank
Saline, Michigan
Banking Department
Resoarchs Commercial
U. S
Ind
E-Esteeceseenenee Anne
Total
Edison
Rinting
HE Salene Observer
Saline, Mich
Claus Matter
Lea Word
Michigan Press Association
National Editorial
Ass’n
John W. Holland
Columbus
Western Newspaper Union
Couzens
Arthur Webb
R. Ff. Emerson
Carson City
Webb
Carson City Gazette
Robert Fucss
U. of M
Alfred Schmid
Lawrence Aprill
Ypsilanti
Carl Sanford
Dearborn
Josephine van Houten
Martha Visel
Florence Wurster
Perrin Hauk
Ernest Towler
Marion Rouse
J. W. Clarke
H. Wenger
Ann Arbor
Fred Layher, Jr
W. M. Fowler
Board of County Auditors
Donald Cahn
Martin Fucss
Sturgis
Josephine VanHouten
Marshall Canine
Chelsea
W. B. King
J. C. Wright
C. W. Ward
H. Gross & Sons
Sturm
Observer
William Westphal
Herman Heininger
F. O. Wiedman
Dorothy
Amelia Hutzel
Leonard
Hazel Fucss
White Plains
George Weidmyer
Fred Brenion
Johanie Wolf
A. M. Humphrey
St. Augustine
Florida
H. E. Cole
Denzil
Gary
Indiana
R. H. Bamer
Elloween
Bernard
Elizabeth Reaker
Fort Wayne
A. &. Cole
St. Paul’s
A. E. Cole
Hicksville
Ohio
Cole
Bamer
Dicks-Gillen
A. S. Hall
Bethlehem
National Geographic Magazine
R. G. Layher
Norman Wolfe
Harold Layher
Bay City
Herman Wenger
Fred Layher
George Schmid
William Schmid
Reuben Feldkamp
Pedro
Laura Wells
Walter Armbruster
Amanda Krumrer
Oscar Kleinschmidt
Hdstess
Five Point Staroline Gasoline Station
Chris Volz
White Star
Pennsylvania
Liberty Theatre
Lash
Voice OF the City
Barney
DELCO
EXIDE
RED Crown Gasoline and Oils
E. Barkett
Saline
Thos. M. Bridges
Mrs. Bridgees
Wiedman Auto Co
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