Hillsdale woman survives 400 foot crash in hillside dip
Mrs Glen Eastlake of Hillsdale drove into a tree after leaving the road on Saturday afternoon. She was knocked unconscious and transported to Hillsdale for treatment. Dr Barnaby treated her for a head bruise and a finger injury, calling her escape a miracle while noting she was fortunate to survive the wreck.
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Revenue act of 1926 approved by Congress
The revenue act of 1926 is signed into law after House approval 854 to 28 and Senate approval. It trims top surtaxes and estate taxes, creates a permanent joint congressional tax inquiry committee, and lowers government revenues by about 387 million in 1926 and 843 million in 1927.
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Michigan lakefront boom shifts buyers toward the Midwest
Optimists expect Michigan coastal land to rival Florida in price and desirability within a few years as water front values rise. Corporations in Southern Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois have quietly acquired nearly all available lakefront property, drawing buyer attention to Michigan’s lakefront boom. The Detroit Edison company wins Petersburg lighting franchise after votes in Petersburg and Summerfield Township. The village tally was 231 to 48 in favor and the township 219 to 19, adding about 250 new subscribers served by Dundee.
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Michigan Fishing Regulations Ordered for Brook Trout
State officials issue five year restrictions from May 1 1926 banning taking or possession of brook trout in Michigan rivers and streams except designated ones. Violations incur penalties under Act 230. Signed by John Baird Director and W H Wallace Chairman with dates from September 21 1925.
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Department ‘of Conservation
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Conservation “Commission
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