Market Report and Drunken Driving Crash Near Str V In
Wheat and corn prices listed with oats and calves in a regional market report. A drunken driving crash near Str Vincent's Villa on U S 116 injures Mr and Mrs Joseph Clark and guest Henry Clark of Lansing. Murdoch Buzzard of Fenton faces jail after officers say he was intoxicated and emptied 30 gallons of booze beside the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Clark
Henry Clark
Lansing
Coune
Murdoch Buzzard
Fenton
Str. Vincent’s Villa
U. S. 116
Buzzard
Brighton Argus
New Discovery Praised Highly
A medical journal hails a new prescription A-Vol as a safe pain relief without aspirin or heart depressants. It promises rapid relief for severe headaches neuralgia rheumatism and toothache and offers a 25 cent tube with a 5 minute refund if relief is not achieved.
Michigan State tests stress profitable corn growing despite pests
The Michigan State College farm department launches a three year program with over 40 corn variety demonstrations across the state. Aims to overcome higher costs from the corn borer with high yield varieties such as Clement’s White Caps and M A C Yellow Dent, promising about three extra bushels per acre to offset labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersps Department of
Michigan State College
Michigan
Lenawee
Monroe
Branch
M. A. C. Yellow Dent
Thumb
Pickett
Golden Glow
Duncan
Polar Dent
Jewett
Trent Faces Dilemma Over Sutton Influence and Plans
Trent sits in a bitter scene with Campbell Sutton, torn between defying the convict’s push and the need to consult, while Sutton insists on control over Trent’s actions. A tense exchange reveals wheels within a plan and fear of court threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
Campbell Sutton
Sutton
Captain Sutton
Grant
Frank
Uncertain Plotter Faces Risk Over Grant Case
Trent weighs risky plan to confront Grant as Campbell and Captain Sutton discuss the danger of visiting. Campbell asserts shared knowledge about the trial, revealing Grant’s confessions to his brother. Night deepens as Trent departs, leaving questions about the prisoner Paysor and the trial's details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Trent
Captain Sutton
Tae
Campbell
Campbell Sutton
Ile
Paysor
Everytling
The Game Begins Again
Trent moves with a telegram to Mrs Kinney and draws a large sum from the bank before buying a second hand car on Broadway. He plans to visit a nun named David More while reflecting on his past. More runs a detective outfit and becomes Trent’s first client after losing his job in a failed furniture firm.
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Trent
David More
Tren
Jimn
More
Central Park
West
Bieselp
Reid
Lore
Secret Service
Ty Anthony Lrent
4-H Club Winners at County Fair Field Day
Winners in clothing, handwork, and poster exhibits announced for the rural school field day and 4-H club achievements. Participants from Delhi Scio and Superior townships earned first and second places across multiple year levels with prizes from Schaeberle and Sons in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junicy
Delia Neubert
Ypsilanti
Mildred Poppenger
Delhi
Scie
Lauthern Grapp
Superior Township
Binil
Polenz
Imi
Marian Muanvier
Elen Nixon
Scio Township
Eben Girbach
Saline Township
Willard Mann
Bridgewater Township
Dean Gordon
Willard Richards
Lloyd Wheeler
Lyndon Township
Elomer Balmer
Kenneth Schlimmer
James Cortell
Frains Lake School
Lyndon
Township
Lima
Leona Alexander
Dexter
Betty Harwood
Pittsfield
Arlene Satterthwaite
Laura Beatrice
Wells
York Township
Anitra French
Nettie Ommer
Schaeberle & Sons Music Store
Ann Arbor
Mary Downer
Lauretta Schlimmer
Dorothy Gordon
County 4 H clubs prepare for state championships
Clothing demonstration teams led by Alberta Heininger May Schroen and York township, handicraft teams Kenneth Schilmimer James Cornell from Delhi Scio township, lunch club Mildred Beeman Amiira French Lyndon township, and health champions Ellen Nixon Helen Armbruster Viccray Fishbeck from Scio and York townships compete locally to earn trips to East Lansing Michigan State College for state and district honors during July 9 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Heininger
May Schroen
York Township
Kenneth Schilmimer
James Cornell
Delhi
Scio Township
Mildred Beeman
Amiira French
Lyndon Township
Ellen Nixon
Scio
Township
Helen Armbrnuster
Viccray Fishbeck
East Lansing
Michigan State College
Burglary, thefts on Brooklyn Cambridge road target pairs
Roundabout reports chicken thieves stole 17 from Mrs Balliet and 16 from Henry Knowles on Brooklyn Cambridge road. Padlock busted. 75 chicks and about $200 in money and checks taken from Morenci yard. Suspects fled, with police pursuing. man taken to Jackson after being driven in a car. Local burglary details from Blissfield Advance and Addison Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kine & Ankermin Homber
Morenci
Ray Larkin
Blissfield
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Market Report
Coon Sanders
Kansas City Night Hawks
Sylvan Gardens
Sand Lake
Radio Aces
Victor Recording Orchestra
Men’s Athletic Union
Balbriggan
Children’s Oxfords
la France
RIP Athletic Union
Anthony Trent
Wyndham Martyn
Barse & Hopkins
F. RB. Hersee
Michigan Ave
A. J. Warren Tornado
Justice of the Peace Legal Counsel
W. J. Dietiker
Amm Arbor
Observer
Barnard
Wuerth Arcade
Ann Arbor, Mich
William H. Murray
Painter Restaurant
A. A. Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway
E. M. Worster
North Fourth Ave
M.S. Osler
Arthur E. Hagen
Dod
Mt. Pleasant
Frances Everhart
James Ober
Lenawee County Fair
The
Fair Association
Fred Knopf, Jr
Addison Courier
Jenks
C. C. Jenks
F.C.B
Detroit
DodGee Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Midland
Cabrieter
NBC Red
Joseph H. Thompson, Inc
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