Congress Highlights and Dead-Locks of the Sixty seventh Session
The list outlines principal laws passed by the sixty seventh Congress minus regular appropriations and routine bills, including the Emergency tariff act and Fordney McGumber tariff act, creation of Federal Budget Bureau, immigration quotas, 24 federal judgeships, and measures on rural credits British debt and farm relief. It also notes failed efforts like Esch Cummings transportation reform and soldier bonus and mentions postwar proposals and domestic reform debates.
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United States
Germany
Probate Court Admits Will of Emma C Hoyt
In Washtenaw County probate court the petition of Homer J Hoyt to admit Emma C Hoyt's last will to probate is set for hearing March 30 at 10 am. Gary A Curtiss named executor. appraisers and commissioners to be appointed. A true copy signed by Judge Emory E Leland and Register Dorcas C Donegan.
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Emma C. Hoyt
Homer J. Hoyt
Gaiy A. Curtiss
Saline
Washtenaw
Emory EB. Leland
Dorcas
C. Donegan
Register
Merchants Urged to Be Cautious Over Red Arrow Deal
The Tradesman condemns the Red Arrow Service Co of Indianapolis for soliciting Michigan merchants with a $189 yearly plan paid in six installments. It warns the contract is filled with catch phrases and vague ownership claims, noting dubious management statements and urging merchants to avoid signing until ownership and responsibility are verified.
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Red Arrow Service Co
C. 33
de Pew
Indianapolis
Carvassing
Michigan
Davenport
DePew
Stowe
Red Arrows Service Co
Auction Sale of Farm by Fred Richards at Gooding Farm
Fred Richards offers his farm equipment live at public auction on the old Frank Gooding farm premises, 434 miles southeast of Saline and 134 miles east of George Theater. The sale starts at 1:00 pm and includes horses, cattle, sheep, implements, and farm produce with rain or shine terms. George J. Klager serves as auctioneer and Lloyd Fairbank as clerk.
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Fred Richards
Frank Gooding
Saline
George Theater
Durham
Jersey
McCormick
John Deere
Orpington
Plymouth Rock
Georgh J. Klager
Lloyd Fairbank
Marriage Licenses Listed For Michigan Couples
Amos Eli Dulco 49 and Cordan Stevens 36 announce their marriage license in Ann Arbor. Johnson Thacker 23 and Leila Neal 32 in Ann Arbor. Robert P. Hodgson Jr 39 and Hila O Knox 38 in Toledo. Horace Barrett 22 in Salem Township and Lida M McLaughlin 23 in Belleville. Stanley Norton 24 and Ellen Wallace 21 in Ypsilanti Bay City. John Shepard Thomas 23 and Florence Lt Thienie 20 in Ann Arbor.
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Amos
Eli Dulco
Cordan Stevens
Ann Arbor
Johnson Thacker
Leila Neal
Annn Arbor
Robert P. Hodgson, Jr
Hila O O. Knox
Toledo
Ohio
Horace Barrett
Salem ‘Township
Lida M. McLaughlin
Belleville
Stanley Norton
Ypsilanti
Ellen Wallace
Bay City
John Shepard Thomas
Detroit
Florence Lt. Thienie
Automobile A Pints 49
Distilled water is essential for storage batteries and weak valve springs cause faulty engine operation. Motorists should inspect wheel alignment. American made cars are used by provincial governments in several Chinese regions. The rotary water pump is common in forced circulation cooling. In Cleveland Ohio applicants for chauffeur licenses must have fingerprints taken under a new tariff ordinance.
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Sadec
Thudaumot
Taynish
Gocong
Cochin
China
Public Auction to Sell Farm stock and Implements
George Jedele conducts a public auction on Town Line road near Ann Arbor on March 28 1920 starting at 10 oclock. Items include a gray team cattle hogs sheep chickens and many farm implements plus household goods and vehicles. Auctioneer GEORGE J KLAGHR Clerk Fred Jedele. The notice also features guidance for motorists from J W Urschel on car maintenance and safety tips.
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George Jedele
Ann Arbor
Town Line Road
Jersey
Durham
McCormick
John Deere
Keystone
Dras
Oliver
George J. Klaghr
Fred Jedele
Health bulletin cites 1922 gains against tuberculosis
A statistical bulletin from a major life insurance company notes a sharp drop in tuberculosis deaths in 1922. Eleven years earlier TB was the top killer, now it ranks behind organic heart disease, seen as evidence of successful anti tuberculosis efforts since 1904 and the 1908 founding of state associations.
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United States
National Tuberculosis Association
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Thirty Years Ago Alfred Acton Sells Eggs in Ann Arbor
Alfred Acton sold and delivered 990 dozen eggs in 48 hours to customers in Ann Arbor. Several locals including Mason Harper Webb DePuy George Hammond and Alfred Bond traveled to Detroit for railway mail service exams. A millinery store opens in Union block by Mrs BD Glasier of West Superior Wisconsin. Fred Woelper renovates rooms above his meat market amid curious remarks. A seven year old boy drowned in Ypsilanti winter, later found frozen in floating ice two miles below the city. A printer's word ssrSscio-This appears as a useless term but denotes a home article.
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Alfred Acton
Ann Arbor
Mason
Harper
Webb DePuy
George Hammond
Alfred Bond
Detroit
BD. A. Glasier
West Superior
Wisconsin
Union Block
Fred Woelper
Fred
Ypsilanti
Davenport and wife visit Hastings son and family
Fifteen years ago Davenport and his wife visited their Hastings son Everett and his wife. Ida Clements spent the past week with Manchester relatives. Selh Fitzgerald had a wagon accident at the depot Thursday afternoon when the wagon tongue broke. The frightened team chased toward town, colliding with a yard wagon. Sela was only slightly shaken.
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Ida Clements
Manchester
Selh Fitgerald
Sela
Misuse of Car Battery
A discussion of how a car battery can discharge due to misuse and neglect. It lists causes such as frequent short trips, headlights left on, ignition switch left on, high power lamps, and lamps left burning overnight. It notes starting difficulties from cold weather, ignored engine troubles, worn generator brushes, loose or corroded terminals, and infrequent water tests.
Travelin' On western drama stars Hart at Liberty
William Hart portrays J. Bva cattle brand hero who rides into town and earns respect without faith in a higher power. He learns chance of love and sacrifice as itinerant preacher wife and others challenge his beliefs in this compelling western. Ethel Grey Terry leads a wholesome heroine cast. The Liberty theatre shows the film Saturday events.
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J. Bv
Wen
Ethel Grey Terry
Tyne
Mr. Hart
Liberty Theatre
Nobody should be judged by a single set of circumstances
The quotation argues against judging individuals by one occurrence and notes that a person may lie in a smoking car conversation yet hold a respectable role as a deacon in his home town.
Woman Seeks Ideal Husband Both Handy at Home and Business
A humorous adage declares a woman's ideal mate should be as handy around the house as he is in business, but the piece notes such a perfect combination is a rarity.
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Arin
Spiritual need of the day cited by New York Times
The New York Times argues for pure religion as essential, likening it to a key resource, and notes people deceive themselves by living on superficial beliefs while tending to worldly matters like bills.
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The
New York Times
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Congress
Ures
International Court of Justice
Civi
Panama Canal
Said
Emory E. Leland
Wheeler’s Pharmacy
Cleveland
J. W. Urschel
Hastings
Everett
Iron Man
William
Hart
Liberty
Geo. J. Klager
Ann Arbor, Mich
Arbor
ARES
L& M
Saline Mercantile CO
Saline, Mich
Uncle Hank
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