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From a Crime to Commerce in a Rambling 1920s Chronicle
A ragged tale recounts Vernon Roberts a Charlotte stone cutter who deserts his family for a Chicago romance then is jailed for shooting his mistress and her sister amid a drunken frenzy. The piece shifts to Gillette the Silver Creek native leading a ten million dollar ad push and a vendetta on advertising’s value for merchants.
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Vernon Roberts
Charlotte
Chicago
Roberts
Grand Rapids
tIonia News
Hing C. Gillette
Silver Creek Township
Gillettes Safety Razor Company
Gillette
Business Week
King Gillette
Henry Ford
Prince of Wales
Smith Brothers
Gillette Company
Cassopolis
Statewide car tests urged to improve road safety
The Michigan Safety Council faces questions over a statewide car test this spring. A formal plan, official guidance, and direct state police supervision are urged to avoid duplicating effort and to reduce hazards from unfit vehicles. Human life is deemed too precious to ignore such testing.
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Michigan Safety Council
Bandit Holdup Ends With Small Loot For Chicago Man
Bandits roped in Al Lester of Chicago and discovered 18 cents in his pocket. They handed him a $5 bill and told him to run along, escaping with a brief, comic cash standoff.
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al Lester
Chicago
Boy Scout News Highlights District Court of Honor at Ypsi
Morida troop attended the District Court of Honor in Ypsilanti featuring awards for Alvin Armbruster James McCord William Nurnberger and Charles Howard. A moving picture The Deer Slayer was shown then lunch followed. Two scouts plan Camp Kirolex study on first aid and Red Cross instruction. Memorial Day hosts Milan Saline dual Scout meet with details to follow.
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Morida
Ypsiburn
Alvin
Armbruster
Elmer Lange
Leonard Marken
William Nurnberger
Erwin Schmid
Edwin Akele
Edgar Westphal
Alvin Armbruster
James McCord
Charles Howard
Red Cross
Milan
Saline
Still Fighting Tuberculosis in Michigan
The Michigan Tuberculosis Association and the National Association promote an early Spring diagnosis campaign to protect children. A skin test plus perhaps an X ray could identify susceptible youngsters, about two in every hundred, so they can be safeguarded.
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Michigan
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
National Association
Saline Village council approves appointments and contracts
A special council meeting minds a water commissioner assistant, accident policy for firemen funded by premiums, and renting the Joe Gauss barn for storage. A committee to shop for a street truck is formed as the May 5 regular meeting notes bridge completion and wage approvals, with a $2,500 loan to cover bills and cemetery fence.
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Sugden
Cook
Uphauis
Bredernitz
Gross
Fairbank
Schleh
Charles Marken
Uphaus
Uiphaus
Joe Gauss
Saline
Wallace
O.K
Saline Mercantile Co Boss Salary Figure Noted
A fragment notes Adam Klumpp paid one half month salary and two meals amounting to 5.50 dollars. MARK B. SUGDEN serves as President and WALLAGH as Clerk. The entry mentions a fire truck context and a stamped figure 29.28.
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Mene Aos Saline Mercantile Co
Cimnilieg
Adam Klumpp
Fairbank
Cook
Mark B. Sugden
Lotti
Wallagh
Christian Science Notes Saline Society Services and Lesson
The Christian Science Society of Saline meets Sundays at 10 30 a m above Citizens Bank with a Wednesday 7 30 p m testimonial meeting. Sunday school after the morning service for pupils under 20. Lesson sermon May 18 titled Mortals and Immortals citing 11 Tim 1 6 and passages from Science and Health. Weekly bargains in Liner column.
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Christian Science Society of ‘Saline
Citizens Bank
Christian Science
Mary Baker Haddy
They Swarm in Springtime Peddlers Creep Into Towns
Community complaints rise as traveling salesmen flood smaller towns selling various goods from sharpeners to cloth. Homegrown residents are trusted, while strangers offer little guarantee of fair deals. Citizens are urged to avoid door to door pitches and support local merchants.
Careful travel urged to prevent Michigan forest fires
The Dundee Reporter notes a push for public cooperation as the Department of Conservation places warning signs statewide. Readers are reminded to extinguish camp fires, avoid discarded flames and follow safety rules to protect forests and timber. A separate item cites a projected Dundee population rise from 1180 in 1920 to about 1360 or 1370 in the current census.
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Michigan
Department of Conservation
Dundee
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BOY Scout News
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Council Proceedings
Fred Luckhardat
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Charles E. Alber
Uphaus & Schroen
Geo
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Fred Schaible
Municipal League
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Fred Luckhardt
Martin Fucss
Christian Science Notes
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G. L. Parsons
Thos. M. Bridges
Ambulanee
Mrs. Bridges
Studebaker
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Herman Guthardt
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