Michigan State fair praised and liquor raid rules changed
The Saline Observer notes the Michigan State Fair should be the best in years under new management and urges public support. Sheriff Hemmy J. Cook explains a state court bulletin allows raids without prior buys, making enforcement easier. officials target moonshine hubs and liquor sellers to curb nuisance and intoxication among local youth.
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Michigan
Hemmy J. Cook
Sumremaa
Thana News
Denmark
Local items gloss over school terms and village antics
Thirty years ago Miss Ritchie Sauer secured a re election in Milen. Oats are damaged in many fields. Miss Minnie Baty and Miss Hattie Tucker secured district schools for fall terms. Mrs J Feuerbacher and children wed after a week at Base Lake. A pastor’s assistant slated for 1917 turns 21. A barn fire destroys hay due to a boy’s hornet nest prank. Saline locals pursue Sunday poker. a wife exposes the racket and a pot seedier scene ends in a light clash with authorities. The piece ends noting decency concerns and calls for corrective action.
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Ritchie Sauer
Minnie Baty
Seeger
Hattie Tucker
Forbes
J. Feuerbacher
Tucsay
Base Lake
Christian Advocate
G. A. Brown
Peter Barnhart
East Hens Street
George
A Message From Mars Stages Fantastical Chautauqua Drama
The Chautauqua tent hosts a spectacular production of A Message From Mars on the fifth night with a strong cast led by Hugh Douglass and Frances Parkinson. The London inspired play features a pseudo astronomer visited by a Martian and promises surprising, fantastic staging under the new tent equipment.
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Mars
London
New York
Chicago
Hugh Douglass
The
Frances Parkinson
Martha
Edward Green
Arthur Dicey
Florence Hood
Bella
J. Allen Saunders
Florace Parker
Ruth Lash
Minnie Templar
Afrs
Clarence
Sir Edward Vivian
Dr. Chapman
Polly
Earth
Patriotism and Public Money Highlight Saline Chautauqua
Saline Chautauqua runs July 28 to August 2 with Ward B Flaxington delivering a keynote on two kinds of patriotism. The piece also notes a large state primary school fund of 16,216,672 dollars, marking record disbursements for teachers and districts funded by railroad and corporate taxes and inheritance taxes.
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Tynes
Ward B. Flaxington
America
Silive Chautauqua
Motvey
Saly ‘Aries
State Department of Public Instruction
Tories Ia
Prins Cy
Intarur
Pullman Company
Cor Won
Express
Telegraph
Telepho
State Tax Commission
Manchester Enterprise
Saline Chautauqua Event Notes and 1925 Law Count
Saline Chautauqua runs July 28 to August 1 with coverage of local culture. The note mentions eleven thousand new laws enacted in 1925 and humorously references a person who reads movie captions aloud.
Fifteen Years Ago Chicago Visit and Local Incidents
Fifteen years ago Mrs. Frank Rose and daughter Ruth visited Chicago. Miss Bima Burrew of Ann Arbor spent the week with her mother. Miss Pearl Derr entertained Mrs. Bert Hoeft of WW tie. Miss Daphene Richards stayed with grandparents Ma and Mrs. Austin Dexter at Carlton. Dr Darling removed a goutrée from Mrs Phillip Stierle’s throat in a critical operation. Drs Darling and Unterkircher performed a blood poisoning operation on Adolph Lambarth. the patient’s threat subsided after surgery. Herman Schmid, six, injured by a fork pierce while near a stack of bay, now shows signs of recovery. Mrs William McAdams and children of Tecumseh visited F C Zimmerman and wife.
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Frank Rose
Ruth
Chicago
Bima. Burrew
Ann Arbor
Daphene Richards
Austin Dexter
Carlton
Darling
Phillip Stierle
Alphonse Schmid
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