Brook lyn school break in yields few stolen coins
Vandals broke into the Brooklyn school house last Thursday night forcing the gym door and a window to enter the office. The safe was opened except the record department which was forced. Only a few cents were taken and a dollar bill was overlooked. The sheriff's department investigates as officers seek panicked youths.
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Brooklyn
Record Department
Sheriff's Department
Brooklyn Exponent
Saline Observer Publisher and Editor Details Noted
Saline Observer header lists Sim R Wilson as publisher and M C Boutelle as editor. Notices mention post office filing as second class matter and policy on obituaries marriages and paid poetry, with charges for personal benefit items.
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the Saline Observer
Sim
R. Wilson
M. C. Boutelle
Saline, Mich
Diary of an easy payments addict in Michigan investor notes
The entry titled Michigan Investor traces a year of purchases on easy terms including a car radio books land and piano. It shows growing debt from loans to colleagues and a bank, missed payments, and eventual income loss with a new suit bought as a job search required expense.
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George
Michigan Investor
Michigan needs to control tax money and stop waste
Addison Courier cites a Memorial Day speech by Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg urging fiscal restraint and responsible government. The piece argues Michigan should curb state spending, oppose federal projects draining state funds, and defend middle class workers against radical spending.
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Michigan
Lansing
Quoddy Dam
Florida Ship Canal
Greenbelt
Norristown
Addison Courier
Gettysburg
Arthur H. Vandenburg
America
Michigan dairy industry ranks high in 1937 output
Michigan produced more than 80 million pounds of butter in 1937 and 4.5 billion pounds of milk from 905 thousand cows, ranking fourth in butter and first in sweetened condensed milk. Officials credit favorable climate, abundant alfalfa, water, and proximity to markets for growth and urge higher quality dairy products to boost consumption.
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Michigan
J. M. Jensen
Michigan State College
Fowl pox risk prompts fall vaccination advice
Michigan poultry experts urge caution as fall vaccination plans hinge on timing. E.S. Weisner cautions against vaccinating flocks if nearby birds are disease free, endorsing 4 vaccine for 10 to 16 week old chicks to build immunity before housing. Egg production drops without proper protection, delaying laying until March and lowering prices.
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Michigan
E.S. Weisner
Michigan State College
Weisner
Tuberculosis prevention and economics in Michigan history
The piece notes the value of knowledge in fighting tuberculosis, highlighting early detection through tuberculin tests and chest X rays. It cites Michigan's 30 years of health education via Christmas seals and argues early treatment saves time and money. Roger Babson offers a political aside on New Deal policies.
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Michigan
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
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BD. G. Leidheiser
Osteopath
Ann Arbor St
Detroit Edison
Newport
Bathing Beach
Portage Lake
Sore Korte
Ieepsmogs
Rugard Farmer
Loos
Rauser Outfitting Co
West Washington
Ann Arbor
Erins Craft Shop
Miller Ave
Phome
Mich
Morrill
J. L. Arnet & Son
Ann Arbor, Mich
Jim Finnell
Observer
Liberty
Belo
Roger Babson
Mickie
Farley
Germany
Roy Bixby
Tanner's Store
Saline, Michigan
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