Sugar Beet Growers Hold Big Conference
Three hundred state sugar beet men representing growers and manufacturers gathered at the Michigan Agricultural College for the annual Sugar Beet Institute meeting. A three-member committee was named to arrange the 1924 gathering, with R N Wallace of Saginaw and others named as officers. Lieutenant Governor Thomas Reed and H Hi Halliday spoke at a banquet closing the conference.
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Michigan
Ri.n. Wallace
Saginaw
Thomas, Reed
H. Hi. Halliday
State Board ‘of Agriculture
Methodist Church Notes Bright service and weekly schedule
Morning worship at the Methodist church at 11.15 with Sunday school and Epworth League at 6 30. Union evening preaching at 7 20 by Rev Cross Will. A bright gospel service urged with song practice and a whistling chorus. Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30. Subject Sunday morning The Vital Point. The church aims to reclaim the daily life and save the name of the church amid decay.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church
Cross
Brother Cross
Pope's Head Alley to Close for New Thoroughfare Plan
London plans will close Pope's Head Alley between Lombard Street and Cornhill to allow a rebuilt frontage by Lloyd's Bank. A new thoroughfare will replace the historic passage dating to Henry VI era referenced by Pepys diaries and linked to the Pope's Head tavern reigns and notable events.
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Pope's
Sley
Cornhil
Lloyd's
Bank
Lombard Street
Cornhill
Pope’s Head
London Times
Henry VI
Samuel Pepys
Pepys
Pope
Pope’s Head Aley
Quinn
Bowen
Aendon
Publication ad rates and local notices from Saline area
Advertising rates shown include per word and per line charges for announcements solutions and obituaries. Russian relief drive raises $315.44 aiding 1799 children. motorist taxes discussed amid coal shortages and tax reform talks. School exam rules change set three days for seventh and eighth grades with May 16 to 18 dates.
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State Association of County School’ Commissioners
Lansing
County ‘Board
New Spray Process Deposits Metal on Surfaces
A devised process sprays metal onto surfaces using an electrode arc and a non oxidizing gas blast that carries fine metal particles to form a very thin skin. Polyphase currents allow convergent or crossing electrode streams. Start up uses a rapid discharge from an auxiliary high tension circuit.
Abdul Medjid Treads New Ottoman Path Toward Reform
The Ottoman heir Abdul Medjid, about twenty, shown as a modern ruler in Constantinople, enjoys freedom after years under Abdul Hamid. He favors music painting and writing, loves French books, Anatole France and Beethoven, and has openly reduced court ceremonial while tightening palace control.
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Abdul Medjid
Lfe
Constantinople
Beethoven
Ottoman Empire
Thas
Mother's Proteccor. A House Paint Tale
A father praises his wife's makeup as a form of weather protection while preparing for a party. His twelve year old son, sensing disapproval of paint, bluntly relays the scene by reframing makeup as protection against the weather, pleasing the father.
Engagement Remarks Spark Cigar Confession
In a clipped exchange, one person questions another about breaking an engagement to Jack, recalling past praise. The responder concedes still thinking highly of Jack while admitting he is not the only worthy suitor among many. The dialogue shifts to a lighter note about cigars, referencing a gift from yesterday.
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Sonia
Boy Scout
Rockefeller
Jack
Saline Orange and Black Triumph Over Chelsea St Mary's 19 to 11
Saline's Orange and Black used tight defense to defeat Chelsea St Mary's 19 to 11 on the local court. Stang led Saline with five field goals as the team pulled away late in a fourth quarter surge. Eder and Cooke highlighted the St Mary's effort with three baskets and a free throw, while officials noted a lack of fouls in the game.
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Saline
Orange & Black
Chelsea St. Mary’s
Chelsea
St. Mary's
Eder
Steele
Cooke
Scientist claims rheumatism cure from sparrow virus
Dr. Smith E. Gustin of Bay City announces a serum evolved from a virus found in sparrows that he says cures rheumatism and neuritis after a two year experimental period, reported by the Sebewaing Blade.
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Earth
Smith E. Gustin
Bay City
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