The Stowmarket Mystery and Margaret's Secret
In a Whitby hotel saga, Margaret reveals her true parentage and blackmail past while her lover Robert Frazer and cousin Rita face danger as Capella and Ooma threaten the family. A telegram hints at an imminent confrontation, and the group plans to wire Brett for aid before a confrontation at the hotel.
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Brett
Holden
Capella
Whitby
Matchem & Smith
Margaret
Miss Layton
London
Helen
Lévin
Layton
Scarborough
Whitby Harbor
Robert Hume- Frazer
Robert
Alan
David
Frazer
Rita
Mr. Brett
Goma
You
Davie
Mr. Ooma
Mrs. Capella
Michigan brief items from Cadillac to Adrian
A compact roundup of Michigan notes: Cadillac opens a second vin mill. Grand Rapids reports Hessian fly damage to wheat. Saginaw builds a 43 stall engine terminal for the Pere Marquette rail line at a $750,000 cost. Bessemer records a fatal 70 foot fall on a new water tank. Holland sees farm sales for $100,000. Decatur lights a moving picture machine for Sunday services. Bay City recounts fare disputes at new 10 cent street car rates. Vicksburg reports a fatal auto train collision. Scottville notes a 15 year old boy injured by a discharged pistol. Flint reports two deaths and a passenger escape after a ditching. Grand Haven features a war veteran’s family seeking a son expected home. Adrian asks a rate rise for telephone service. Coldwater losses near $80,000 in a large garage fire. Port Huron hosts a major Anglophone parade with Ontario presence. Flint citizens plan bells and whistles to ring for suffrage news. Beulah cherries face Armour & Co. sale resistance. Benton Harbor girds for three leaf banded hopper pest. Grand Rapids notes federal guidance to banks amid crop needs. Lansing reports largest per capita primary school fund distribution since 1906. Grand Rapids tallies nearly $30,000 in a fairground fire. East Lansing hosts Holstein tours through ten counties with talks and meals.
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Saginaw
Pere Marqueee Railway
Bessemer
Charles Peck
Holland
John Williamson
Chicago
Decatur
Decatur Methodist Church
Bay City
Vicksburg
Harold Miller
Wre
Grand Trunk
Scottville
Peter Maleuski
Adrian
Lenawee County Telephone Co
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Palmyra
Coldwater—Tiire
van Aken Brothers
Michigan
Port Huron
Ontario
Chatham
Ont
Flint
Beulah
Berzie Cherry Growers’ Association
Grand Rapids
Federal Reserve Bank
Gilbert L. Deane
Lansing
West Michigan State Fair Association
Grand Stand
Morth Park
East Lansing
Michigan Holstein-Friesian Association
Holstein-Friesian Association
Michigan Agricultural College
Michigan Milk Producers’ Association
State Pastors Find Answers To Rural Church Problems
More than 150 Michigan ministers gathered for a two week rural conference at Michigan Agricultural College July 6 to 16. Speakers urged readjustment of rural church standards to fit modern economic and social life, stressing wider leadership and legitimacy for wants like automobiles and movies. The interdenominational conference featured leaders from Methodists Baptists Congregational Presbyterians and others, aiming to create a permanent yearly institution and a stronger rural church program.
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Michigan
Michigan Agricultural Colese
Lkeening
Warren H Wilson
New York City
O. H. Moehlman
Rochester University
HE. A. Ross
University of Wisconsin
W. W. Diehl
Albion
Diehl
Selection of Grains and Forage Samples for Fair Exhibits
A. L. Bibbins urges timely collection of sheaf samples for a grain show. Pick golden clovers and vetches at bloom, alfalfa at early bloom, and grasses near ripe heads. Cut soybeans for forty sheaves when plants have many mature pods and leaves remain fresh. Detailed exhibition guidelines available from Bibbins, East Lansing.
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Bibbins
East Lansing
Plow Fall Wheat Land Early Advised by Expert
M A C urges farmers to plow fall wheat land early for a firm seed bed. Prof J F Cox of Michigan Agricultural College notes most wheat follows oats or barley and recommends immediate plowing after removal of these crops or thorough discing to mellow soil. Six weeks to two months may be needed for settling before rolling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Cox
Michigan Agricultural College
Cox
No clear event headline from the fragment
Western Michigan areas face labor shortages as 5 000 workers including men women and children are needed for fruit picking and vegetable harvests. The text urges willing individuals to help the state in this serious situation.
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Michigan
Farms For Sale Near Saline With Varied Acres
30 Acres with small house and barn three miles from Saline priced 330 per acre. 40 Acres with house, granary, 4 acres timber and rich soil at 90 per acre. 80 Acres no buildings with clay loam soil and timber six acres 414 miles from Saline. 80 Acres with home, hip roof barn, silo and hen house near school 236 miles from Saline. Desirable for a home.
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Saline
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Plymouth
Saline Mercantile
Ami Archer
Observer
Joseph L. Arne
A. J. Warren
A. J. Sawyer
William H. Murray
First National Bk
Painter’s
A. A. Finn Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway
Ann Artor
D. M. Forshee
Floyd E. Dagzett
the Peoples Abstract Company
Nat'l Bank
Firestone
E.M. Worster
North Fourth
Tye
Gus
J. Vogel
Washington Street
Ann Arbor
Justice of the Peace Legal Counsel
Stowmarket
Margaret’s
England
Ooma
Canella
C. C. Slemons
Kalamazoo
David Trice
Kent County Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Comstock
Hudson
Michigan News
Cadillac
Detroit Panel Veneer Co
R. G. Cary
Mi7
Bent County
Benton Harborr
Benton Harbor-St. Joseph
A. L. Bibbins
Michigan Crop Improvement Association
W. M. Fowler
Dietiker
I Fine Funeral Furnishings
Lalley Light
Murdock-Lalley Electric Company
W. Huron St
Saturday Evening Post
A. .J Gregg
Daniels’ Barn
A. E. A. Mumingery
M .D
Ann Arbor, Mid
Hutzel Bldg
Houss
Packard St
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