Better Understanding Between Industry and Agriculture
National movement promotes mass action to ease state and local tax burdens across the country. Fifteen states outline cooperative plans with industry and agriculture to scrutinize budgets and debt, led by a national executive committee and state level central committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Movement
National Industrial Council
Waldorf- Astoria
New York City
Council
Ohio
Utah
Wisconsin
Maine
John E. Edgerton
National Association of Manufacturers
L. J. Taber
National Grange
William H. Barr
National Founders Association
Sam H. Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
State Grange
State Farm Bureau
State Industrial Association
Chambers of Commerce
Printed Envelopes and Dead Letter Costs Highlighted
The Postmaster General reports 1926 saw 24 356 929 undelivered letters up 2 724 694 from the prior year. Officials say return instructions saved postal costs while critics argue most users rely on government printed envelopes for low cost and that cutoffs would push patrons to private plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Exchange
GovernorVisits Milan Asks Paving For Route To High School
Governor Fred W. Green visited Milan for the dedicatory exercises of the new $135,000 high school. He inspected M-11 from Napoleon to Saline, a cement highway planned with Milan’s business district aiding paving. The state highway department handles the paving with a special election date to be set after council action. The Manchester Enterprise notes local impatience over delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Green
Milan
A. J. Waters
Wm. F. Rehfuss
J. H. Kingsley
Lansing
Manchester
Napoleon
Saline
Messers, Rehfuss
Walters
State Highaway Department
George Rathbun
Tecumseh
Common Council
Manchester Enterprise
The Arm of the Law in Long Reach Yet Palsied
A pithy proverb on justice notes that legal power can extend far but sometimes flounders in execution. The saying reflects on delays and weakness within enforcement, suggesting caution in assuming swift, flawless outcomes.
Thirty Years Ago Highlights and Local Encounters
Mrs. 5 H Hull of Salt Lake City visits relatives here while Mrs F M Ardell and son Eddie return to Dakota. J Blanchard and Miss Bessie Gillett wed in Syracuse New York on June 15. Mr and Mrs Charles Grant and Willie visit W H Barr. Five bicycle collisions occur in one night. Mrs R W Mills dies in Ann Arbor. funeral held with Oakwood interment. Walter Coe battles a badger with a club, killing it after jaw is broken. William Carson confronts Fred Lutz claiming attorney help. justice finds Carson disorderly, ten dollars and costs paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Ardell
Eddie
Dakota
J. Blanchard
Bessie Gillett
Syracuse
New York
Charles Grant
Willie
Ridgetown
Ontario
W. H. Barr
R. W. Mills
Ann Arbor
Oakwood Cemetery
Walter Coe
Walter
William Carson
Fred Lutz
Pleasant Lake
Lutz
Carson
Local Briefs Highlight Distant Visits and Civic Plans
Len Josenhans spends the week in Detroit. Mrs. Aileen Vermilyon of Flint visits in town. Water works proposal to be voted on, likely in July. Cleveland’s Mrs. C. D. Wright visits Kate Stang’s family. Fred Niethammer raises a barn 112 feet long. Remains of Seth E Engle transported for burial. Will Marken buys a 15 ton per hour silo filling unit. Saline Fourth of July picnic at Arbeiter park with band at 10:30. Webster Buckman and family visit from Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Baty
Aileen Vermilyon
Flint
Sears
C. D. Wright
Cleveland
Kate Stang
Adam Schroen
Jake Kaiser
Karl
Okevros
Fred Niethammer
Seth E Engle
California
Will Marken
Webster Buckman
Washington, D. C
R. L. Finch
Saline
Arbeiter Park
Safe swimming rules from Michigan Health Service
Advice for the bathing season warns against swimming after heavy exertion and to never swim alone. Stay with a capable swimmer, keep a boat nearby, and seek a doctor promptly if drowning occurs while continuing artificial respiration until help arrives or heart action returns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saline Electric Shop
Peter Estermyer
Wallace Block, Saline
McCormick-Deering
McCormick and Deering
McCormick- Deering
Hutzel & Schnirring
Ypsilanti
Fox Textile Co
West Michigan
Sim. R. Wilson
Saline, Mich
Michigan Press Association
Ass’n
Michigan Foods For
Michigan
People
Vernon Stone
Chautauqua
Willis Brown
Judge Brown
John Needham
Irving Needham
Morenci
Thomas Warne
Bean Creek
Lenawee
Harry Strang
West Unity
Addison Courier
5. H. Hull
Salt Lake City
Len Josenhans
Detroit
Jake Fouss
Michigan Health Service
PRIC
Wiedman Auto Co
Mich
Jenks
C. C. Jenks
Michigan Ave
Optometrist
Ypsilanti’s
Oakland
General Motors
France
F. B. Stark
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