Michigan Happenings in Court and State Affairs
Judge Harry J. Dingeman in Detroit upheld a divorce granted to the wife of Oliver Morosco. A Saginaw judge requires positive information in search warrants. Kalamazoo jeweler H GC Pitt fined for funeral procession incident. Dooley electrocuted at Montieith Junction. Anner narrowly escapes. Delta County sheriff resigns amid liquor and vice probes. Harvey appointed as under-sheriff. In Lansing inaugurations and commencements set for June 21. Asparagus prices rise with excellent Michigan crops. Grand Lodge names Kalamazoo as 1923 meeting site. Mershon art collection loaned to Hoyt Library. Extradition sought for O R Shearer in California swindle case. Kalamazoo deaths and crashes. several local legal actions and crime cases fill the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Dingeman
Detroit
Oliver Morosco
Edward Pokorny
Morosco
Michigan
Corn Dominates in Hog Fattening and Feed Value Tests
Michigan Agricultural College reports from a Feeders Day show corn as the best all around grain for fattening hogs. Normal corn silage outperforms stover silage for steer feeding, with shelled corn added to some rations. Test results note gains strongest in the first steer lot and corn delivering about $1.10 per bushel for hogs, with hogs at nine dollars per hundred weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Agricultural College
Detroit
Wonderful Lake Country Michigan a Great Playground State
The Michigan landscape with four Great Lakes surrounding it attracts tourists to its many lakes and beaches. Small lakes offer varied natural beauty, with 230 lakes over half a square mile drawing visitors seeking nature and summer recreations. Port Huron Times-Herald notes Michigan’s growing appeal as a top play and resort region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
North America
Great Lakes
Scolssia Branch
Desatecentnt of
Consvation
Tate
United States
Port Huron Times-Herald
Goldman pleads guilty to blue sky law violation
Ellis Goldberg the fake stock salesman pleaded guilty in circuit court before Judge Richter to violating Michigan blue sky law. The offense carries a maximum penalty of one year in prison and a $1,000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Goldberg
Macomb County
Richter
Goldberg
Deckerville
Wedding and Calling Card Notices Displayed at Observer
The Observer office lists wedding invitations and calling cards as part of its announcements section. Patrons submit printed or engraved notices to be published alongside social and community notices in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observer
Prohibition Awareness Sparks Chicago Taxi Whisky Search
A Chicago reporter argues prohibition is a joke, claiming 50 percent of spots sell drinks easily. Ossyiee counters that conditions are better than 7,500 days ago. A taxi ride with several horses and a chase through the city yields only one place selling whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Passyiee Johnson
Ossyiee
Thames
Prize Challenge Tests Summer Magazine Covers
A prize of four solid copper tidy pins will be awarded to any magazine that can go through the summer without featuring a bathing girl on its cover. The contest emphasizes modest, decorous presentation and urges editors to avoid provocative imagery.
Remembering School Fashion Hats and Good Taste
A nostalgic look recalls era when girls wore hats to school as proper style. The piece reflects on social norms, fashion trends, and changing perceptions of decorum in classrooms and daily life.
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A. J. Gregg
Ann Arbor
Joseph L. Arnet
A. J. Warren
Henry A. Balser Sawyer
A. J. Sawyer
William H. Murray
First National Bk
Painter’s
A. A. Fluef Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway
Arbor
BD. M. Fershee
Floyd E. Degrett
Firestone
E.M. Worster
North Fourth Ave
Gus
J. Vogel
Washington Street
Murdock Electric Co
Haron & Ashley Streets
Aumumber
HH. T. Motors
Iet Genin
Rt Feck
Ypsilanti
Buick
T. E. Schapsle
C. M. Browne
Saginaw
Fred. Rohn
Jonesfield Township
H. GC. Pitt
Kalamazoo
Otsego
William P. Jones
Pitt
Marshall Hollenbeck
William Anner
Henry Dooley
Monteith Junction
Dooley
Frank O’dess
Delta County
Escanaba
George Harvey
Louis Danielson
Jason Woodman
Paw Paw
David Friday
Lansing
Clark W. McKenzie
Grand Lodge of
A. M
Grand Lodge
Grand Rapids
Edward C. Mershon
Hoyt Public Library
Hisse C. Mershon
Homer Vette
O. R. Shearer
California
Ford Petroleum Corporation of
Delaware
Shharer
George Ormiston
Flint
Lina J. Burnett
Bessie D. Burnett
Central High School
Shafter Crossing
Michigan Railway
Bear Lake
Oneskama
Wurosebick
State Administration Board
State Administrative Board
First State
Coart Savings Banks
Eyart
Consolidated Bank
Ewart Savings Bank
William C. Dudley
Lansing Paper, Co
State Correctional Board
Industrial School For Boys
Industrial School For
R. M. Olin
Victor Waken
Standard Oil Company
Royal Oak Township
Henry Lancour
Perkins
Marquette
Detroit House of Arrection
C. W. Sessions
Matthew Barrett
Kalman Burma
Calvin Jones
Cassopolis
First State Savings Bank
Marcellus
Jones
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Jones, Mich
Marcelhis Bank
Swan Alfred West
Michigan State Branch
Richard C. Flannigan
Norway
Thomas Robinac
B. Collingwood
Bobinae
Stanley
Frank Solinski
Bay City
Park Barren Lake
Oakland County
Herman Rublitius
Howard GC. Stewart
Ray Witney
Carpenter
Lakeside
Gessner
Monroe
Henry Hull
Alonzo Allen
Goodrich
The
Public Utilities Commission
Detroit & Ironton
Scofield
Henry Ford
John Popjciaki
Grand Rapids Street Car Company
A. C. Buyder
Garrett Zantger
Johns Street
Loomisk
Preston
St. Joseph
Berrien County
State Hospital For Insane
Pontiac
Roy
Vandercook
Commissioner of Public Safety
Iron Mountain Sportsmen’s Association
Upper Peninsula
Dickinson County
Wonderful Lake Country
Monet Amt
Smith
S& M
Yecira
Saline Mercantile CO
Saline, Mich
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