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Michie proclaims printing work should be done promptly and delivered with ample time before due dates. He emphasizes there is no rush and urges fairness in scheduling jobs.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1931
Page
8
Parcel Post Promises Big Role at Michigan State Fair
Detroit will showcase the parcel post impact on commercial life at the Michigan State fair September 6 to 12. Exhibits will demonstrate proper agricultural shipping containers and fast stamp cancellation methods. An exhibit of odd mail from the Dead Letter Office may be shown if approval is secured, with planners forecasting record crowds and improved traffic flow and parking near the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Post Office
Fnally
Washington
Kellogg
Harry A. McDonald
Wilber M. Brucker
Woodward Avenue
Largest Michigan bass caught by Adrian taxi driver
Herbert H. Baker of Adrian hooked and landed a five and a quarter pound largemouth bass in Devils Lake during the Michigan fishing opener. The 19 inch fish was caught while casting just before an evening storm, and Baker presented it to a newspaper man to prove the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Herbert H. Baker
Adrian
Devils Lake
Baker
Adrian Telegram
Tecumseh Boy Scout Rescues Drowning Bathers
Leon Williamson Jr a 13 year old Tecumseh Boy Scout saved Gordon Webber of Galesboro from drowning at Marble Lake near Quincy He dove into deep water after Webber who cannot swim went under for the second time and brought him to shore unassisted Williamson is son of Mr and Mrs Leon P Williamson of Tecumseh Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Williamson, Jr
Gordon Webber
Galesboro
Marble Lake
Quincy
Webber
Williamson
Boy Scouts
Leon P. Williamson
Thecumseh Herald
Work Begins on M-52 from Adrian to Billington
The seven mile segment of M-52 from Adrian to Billington is closed for grading and curve elimination. Contractor H. W. McKenzie of Detroit will pave the route, with traffic rerouted via Tipton and detour signs posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Billington’s Corners
H. W. McKenzie
Detroit
Tipton
Clinton
Moratorium plan gains acceptance amid European talks
Hoover and France back the moratorium in principle as July 1 marks the start of a 1932 payment relief. Germany faces reduced reparations and a conditional loan setup while a long term eight to ten year schedule unfolds. London hosts a powers conference to decide on further steps in the debt and disarmament process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
Hoover
Germany
Federal Reserve Banks
Julius Curtius
Bruening
Paris
Mellon
Aving
London
Stimson
England
Medieval Attitudes in Catholic Church State Clash Report
Italian press depicts a revival of medieval church state authority clashes with Rome s churches sent abroad by special couriers drawing Fascist ridicule. Paraguay Bolivian relations thaw. Peru fights rebels near Cuzco. Vera Cruz bishop urges Catholics to abandon festivities amid church state dispute. Stalin unveils policy shift toward bourgeoisie and kulaks to support five year plan and labor reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mexico
Church of Rome
Vera Cruz
Rafael Guizar Valencia
Stalin
Rockefeller 92nd Birthday Quietly Observed at Tarrytown Home
John D. Rockefeller celebrated his ninety second birthday with a family dinner at his Tarrytown New York home attended by John D. Rockefeller Jr Abbie Rockefeller Milton and four other Rockefeller children. Rockefeller expressed gratitude to friends and wished health and contentment for all. Ayrıca boxer Schmeling keeps title but NY commission doubts legitimacy after Sharkey incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Abbie
David Milton
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Hough
Max Schmeling
Germany
Willie Stribling
Cleveland
New York State Boxing Commission
J. A. Farley
Schmeling
New York
Jack Sharkey
New York Commission
Sharkey
Farley
Notable deaths of John Brisben Walker and the Duke of Aosta
The week records the passing of John Brisben Walker a Brooklyn figure known as a soldier businessman writer and editor and peace crusader. Also dying was the Duke of Aosta cousin of the Italian king admired for his World War fame, causing widespread Italian mourning.
Cottonseed meal proven safe for cattle feeding at MSU Farmers Day
A Michigan State College Farmers Day program presents cattle fed cottonseed meal safely in large quantities with proper roughage. The event July 31 features Holsteins graded by the Holstein Friesian association and demonstrations by the dairy and soils departments on pasture, fertilization, and forage analyses expanding grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Holstein-Friesian Association
Dairy and
June Heat Sets Record for 21 Years Says Michigan Observatory
University of Michigan records show June had the highest average daily temperatures in 21 years with a peak 96.9 degrees on the 26th. Rainfall for June was 2.99 inches, slightly below past years, while drought conditions were reported across Georgia and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan Observatory
National Weather Bureau
Georgia
Oklahoma
Appalachians
Rocky Mountains
Turtle with date and initials found on shell
Children found a small land turtle near Lakside bearing the initials A. T. R. and the date 1919 carved on its shell. The engraving and age suggest the reptile is older than visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakside
Harold Bohs
Turtes
Blissfield
Fashion Folly Sparks Men Lace Nighties Debate
A cheeky remark suggests ladies wear pa jamas while men might retaliate by donning lace nighties on festive occasions. The line prompts lighthearted debate about gendered dress norms and humor in social gatherings.
Farmers Day Home Talent Show at Michigan State College
Farmers Day at Michigan State College on Friday July 31 offers a homelike atmosphere for visitors. The dairy program features home talks and an inspection of herds and fields while routes are laid out across campus and farm for viewing. Each department will staff exhibits explaining ongoing experiments and their results, including long running and newly started projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan’ State College
Deerfield Woman Ends Life by Inhaling Gas
Miss Gertrude Stanbery aged 54 ended her life by inhaling gas Saturday afternoon in the home of her sisters Mrs Lena Foster and Mrs Mazie Heiser in Detroit. She had been in ill health and despondency is blamed. She survived by three sisters and one brother. Funeral services were held at the Deerfield Methodist church with interment in Deerfield cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Stanbery
Lena Foster
Mazie Heiser
Detroit
Miss Stanbery
Byron Stanbery
Deerfield
Eastern Star
Methodist Episcopal Church
W.C.T.U
Foster
Heiser
Julia Engle
Adrain
Max Stanbery
Jackson
Methodist Church
W.G. Prout
C.S. Risley
Petersburg Sun
Hay Crop Loss From Spontaneous Heating
Dr. G A Brown of the United States Department of Agriculture reports that spontaneous heating ruins about ten percent of the U S harvested hay. He estimates annual losses from spontaneous combustion fires exceed 2 million dollars and the weight and nutritive value decline far outweighs that figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
G. A. Brown
United States Department of Agriculture
Brown
Mad dog scare in Riga township
A rabid large police dog roamed Riga township from Monroe county, attacking farm dogs near the Wm. Keuchenmeister place and at Frank Bierman home. The head was sent to Ann Arbor for rabies testing. No human bites reported yet. authorities warn of possible outbreak if precautions fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Keuchenmeister
Frank Bierman
Monroe County
Tom Stadler
Ann Arbor
Blissfield
Advance
Sunstroke Fatal in Siyndon Hay Field
Emory Gregosky, 64, died Thursday afternoon from sunstroke suffered while at work in the hay field at his Siyndon township home. He died about 5 PM. He is survived by his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Gregosky
Siyndon Township
Chelsea Standard
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Charles Curtis
Mr. Curtis
William B. Borah
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Cecil County
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Oregon
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Lyle Rader
West
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Senor Guadalla
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Olef Stalin
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Russia
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Greenwich
Conn
Burkowski
Bobby Jones
Inverness
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Burke
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von Him
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Doc Wise
Farmers Day
Edgar Gordon
Monroe
Raisinbrook Packing Company
Ohio
Indiana
Dundee
Dundee Reporter
Riga Township
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