Michigan bills push standardizing grapes and apples
In Lansing last week Representative Oscar Braman introduced bills to standardize Michigan grapes with regular inspections, aiming to boost fruit value. Other measures include allocating automobile license funds for street improvements and tax exemption adjustments for farmers, along with academic appointments at Michigan Agricultural College.
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Michigan
House
Representatives
Oscar Braman
Kent County
Braman
Ate Drerna
Grand Rapids
Couuty
Villates
William Rasnissan
Anantealm
Tha P’zeest
Michigan city plans seven block campus with new junior college high school
Muskegon plans a campus spanning seven city blocks within two years hosting a new junior college and senior high school costing about 2 million dollars. The project prompts closing six city streets near the business district, while the board of education has spent two years developing the plan.
Deacon Dubbs Play Delights West Virginia Audiences
The comedy drama Deacon Dubbs by the Parent-Teacher Association played to two large crowds at the opera house on Thursday and Friday evenings, raising over 150 for the association's treasury. Performers including Herman Hutzel as Deacon Dubbs and Edward A. Glark as the young lawyer drew strong praise for their portrayals.
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Deacon Dubbs
Parent- Teachers Association
Opera House
Herman Hutzel
Steller
Deacon Dobbs
Edward A. Glark
Merritt Martin
Major McNutt
George J. Klager
Martin Fucss
Abs
Fred Burkhart
Philipend Popover
Maree Burkhart
Tixie
Yennie Yenson
Hogsband
GC. O. Woodbridge
Messrs
Hildner
Henne
Martin
Miller
Weldkamp
Artbank
Ac Cts
H. B. Taylor
Mrs Charles Dietiker Dies After Long Illness in Freeland
Mrs Charles Dietiker of Wyandotte died March 2 1923 after a prolonged illness at her brother William E Denison’s Freeland Michigan home. Born June 29 1865 in Saginaw County she married Charles Dietiker in 1884 and had a son Earl of Saline. The family ran a general store elevator and creamery in Freeland for 25 years later moving to Saline then Wyandotte where she worked in millinery and variety businesses. Survived by husband son William Bark, mother Eliza M Denison, three brothers William E Fred H Raymond and many friends. Funeral conducted March 5 at 2 pm at her brother’s home with burial in Pinegrove cemetery Freeland.
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Charles Dietiker
Wyanilotte
William E. Denison
Freeland
Michigan
Mary Eliza Denison
Saginaw County
Earl
Saline
Dietiker
Charles Dietiker and
A. G C. Clarke
Wyiaindatte
William Bark
Saléne
Eliza M. Denisont
Wyandotte
William E
Fred H
Los Angeles
California
Raymond
Saginaw
GO. A. S
L. OF
Pinegrove
Mreeland
Morenci and Wheeling Drive Civic Message Across Night Roads
The Morenci Observer urges early store closings several evenings weekly while Wheel ing safety officials install wooden grave markers at motor fatality sites. The aim is to curb reckless driving by prompting reflection among motorists.
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Morenci Observer
Committee of Safety
Wheeling
West Virginia
Dry Wave Spreads Across States Says O'Donnell
In Cotter's Weekly Jack O'Donnell notes a growing dry sentiment across the nation as the Eighteenth Amendment gains acceptance west of the Alleghenies and in many states. He cites the clean citizenry of John Smiths and Tom Browns riding the wave with spouses and mothers, predicting a future clash with bootleggers and violators as prohibition gains ground.
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Jack O’donnell
Cotter’s Weekly
América
Allegheny Mountains
Towa
Nebraska
Kansas
Olive Dakotas
Wisconsin
Seatte Oklahoma
Ten-nessen
John Smiths
Tom Browns
United States
California
Ind
Battle of Slush and Filth Mirrors Wild Paper Wars
A Sebewaing Blade reader letter argues Detroit daily papers flood comics and sensational crime stories to boost circulation. The writer contends publishers push nude images and lurid headlines, yet believes most American homemakers prefer wholesome reading over filth.
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Detroit
Sébewaing Blade
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Lansing
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Hausing
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Arthur F. Shaw
Harding
33Rde Infantry
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Rural Life
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