Sink declines run for lieutenant governor
Senator Charles A. Sink of Ann Arbor announces he will not seek the lieutenant governorship. He cites strong support but says he will not circulate nominating petitions and declines the candidacy. Sink's career spans the state senate, education leadership, and university roles, with notable service on education and finance committees and as Michigan Teachers Retirement Fund chair.
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Charles A. Sink
Ann Arbor
Wié
Link
State Senate
Oakland
Washtenaw
Washtenaw County
House of Representatives
Senate
al Powerful
Corarhittee
Fred W. Green
Michigan ‘Teachers’ Retirement Fund Commission
Michigan
iTeachers
Sink
Michigan ‘League of Municipalities
State Association of
Senator Sink
School of Music
University of Michigan
Man Realizes Wisdom Gained by Age Twenty One
A reflective saying notes that a man may know more at twenty one than he can forget by fifty, highlighting growth in youth and enduring knowledge as life progresses.
Michigan Potatoes At Risk From Immature Crops Delay
Delayed potato planting by Michigan growers leads to immature tubers that look and taste poor, turning consumers away from Michigan stock. Most of the crop uses Russet Rural seed stock requiring 120 to 130 days to ripen. Planting windows vary: May 15 to May 31 north of Muskegon and Saginaw, five to ten days later south of the line.
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Michigan
Farm Crops Department
Michigan State College
Muskegon and
Saginaw
Muskegon-Saginaw
Clinton Man Injured In Ditch Collision East Of Manchester
Jim Gray sustained three broken ribs and head and facial injuries after losing control of his car and crashing into a ditch two miles east of Manchester. Passersby found him dazed and took him home for treatment. Two automobiles were reported stolen from near the Baptist church at St Johnston during Sunday worship. The shire high sheriff vowed to apprehend and punish the thief, threatening harsh action.
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Jim Gray
Manchester
Clinton
St. Johnston
Shire
Tionia News
Unclear Ad Claim for San Yak Pills
The copy markets San Yak pills for kidneys and digestive relief. It claims fatigue high blood pressure dizziness and paralysis prevention, promotes antiseptic laxative use, and asserts 95 percent disease prevention with vegetable bowels.
Polish Scientist Claims Blood of Youth Delays Aging
A Polish scientist reports success in delaying aging in animals using injections of blood from young persons. The researcher claims the method may slow aging processes and extend lifespan pending further studies and human trials.
Brook Trout Streams Closed Five Years Under 1925 Act
The Conservation Commission orders a five year closure of brook trout fishing in Michigan streams starting May 1 1926. It shall be unlawful to take catch or kill brook trout in state rivers and streams unless designated by the Commission. Signed September 21 1925 by John Baird Director W H Wallace Chairman and Edgar Cochran Secretary.
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State OF
Michigan
Ingham
Conservation Commission
John Baird
Department of Conservation
W.H. Wallace
Edgar Cochran
Couple Marries by Long Distance Call Toll of $9.50
Homer Eakin of Cleveland and Miss Rethel Pharr of Waco Texas were wed by long distance telephone with the toll fee recorded as $9.50. The event highlights early long distance marriage ceremonies and toll practices.
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Homer Eakin
Cleveland
Rethel Pharr
Waco
Texas
Public Notice in Washtenaw Probate Court on Davenport Will
The Washtenaw County Probate Court orders a hearing on May 16 1930 at ten A M for Arthur L Davenport and Carl A Curtiss to probate B P Davenport’s will and grant administration and public notice will be published for three consecutive weeks in the Saline Observer. Judge Jay G Pray presides. Nora O Borgert is Register of Probate.
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Morteags
Marelyn
Baly
Hattie IE
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Order of Gleaners
Michigan Corporation
Detroit
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of
Washtenmw
Tyne
A. D
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Normal Park
Wallace
H. P. Orr
Caro
Alich
Washtenaw
Jay G. Pray
B. P. Davenport
Arthur L. Davenport
Arthur L Davenport
Carl A. Curtiss
Saline Observer
Said County
Nora.o. Borgert
Register of Probate
Postal foreman Harry B Godfrey arrested on postal law violation
Jackson post office foreman Harry B Godfrey arrested for violation of postal laws after a sting yielded nine dollars in marked currency. He had 25 years service at the office. Postmaster Beaman notes a $500 loss reported last year and the law imposes a $2000 fine or up to five years in prison. A Manchester Enterprise note adds a theater in Balis has opened a sun ray bathing room for actors and staff.
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Harry B. Godfrey
Jackson
Beaman
Manchester Enterprise
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