Local Happenings in Ann Arbor and Nearby Areas
Ann Arbor visitors include Mrs A J Warren Jacob Visel Miss Vesta Mills Ben Roller and Mr and Mrs C R Parton at May Festival Mrs Pickford to appear in My Best Girl at Liberty theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday Journal notes obituaries for Mrs Anna Webb Ball and Charles B Wheeler church reunion at St Pauls and a Laugham ONeill creamery sale update plus local crime at Beadle Pavillion and a dedicatory week at Emanuel's church in Manchester.
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Vesta Mills
Ann Arbor
Ben Roller
C. R. Partons
Mary Pickford
Liberty Theatre
Jlmier Stimpson
Brooklyn
Frank Ball
Nettie Simmons
George Gartung
Chicago
Anna Webb Ball
Charles B. Wheeler
The
Observer
Reuben Crosby
Oakwood Cemetery
Market Report Summary of Grain and Livestock Prices
Market report lists eggs at 27 cents per dozen and calf prices from 12 to 14 cents. Hog prices range from 9.00 to 9.50 dollars per hundredweight. Wheat sells at 1.68 dollars per bushel, oats at 0.70 dollars, corn at 1.20 dollars per bushel.
Used Car Sale Ad From Cook & Son Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
Local automotive dealer GRO V V COOK & SON offers used cars with an O K at hand. The message promotes the dealership as authorized Chevrolet dealers providing financing options and trusted service for buyers seeking reliable pre owned vehicles.
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Gro
Cook & Son
Chevrolet
Memorial Day Reflections on Service and Sacrifice
An elegiac meditation traces American soldiers from Lexington and Kings Mountain to Gettysburg and Vicksburg, then WWI trenches in France, honoring living veterans and the dead. It discusses Memorial Day's broadened meaning, honoring all who served and all who contributed, including a 19th century pioneer doctor and women who shaped communities.
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Lexington
Ferguson
King's Mountain
Vincennes
West
New Orleans
Bull Run
Stonewall Jackson
Shenandoah Valley
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
France
Kentucky Monument Inscriptions at Chickamauga
An inscription on the Kentucky monument in Chickamauga National Military Park proclaims that Kentucky erected the memorial in memory of its sons who fought and fell there. A second inscription calls for unity in life and death, urging gratitude for the conflict that kept the stars on the nation’s flag and preserved freedom for all.
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Kentucky
Chickamauga National Military Park
State of
Michigan State college to sponsor first five acre beet contest
Twenty champion beet growers selected from the state will be recognized in Michigan’s first five acre beet contest, based on efficiency and sugar content. More than 100 entrants to date. close June 16. Winners’ prizes to be determined. gross return based on 1928 state average price. Bronson Municipal Band noted for long history with two charter members still active.
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Michigan State College
M. S. C. Extnion Sevice
Michigan
G. R. Oviatt
M. Si. C.roms
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Wassoa G. L Parsons
Plaid
Rayon Fiese For
A. J. Warren
Jacob Visel
St. Paul's Church
Clara Schroen
J. William Roth
A. E. O’neill
Detroit
O. H. Laugham
Flint
Laugham & O'Neill
John Treaster
Dexter
Michigan Central Railroad
Delhi
Ann Arbor Tribune
Beadle
Jake Pavillion
Briggs Carden
Battle Creek
Tekonsha Patriiot
Emanuel's
Manchester Enterprise
Market Report
Rastus
United States Soldiers Home
Sawtelle
Calif
Grand Army
Fremont County
Iowa
Jackson County
Pea Ridge
Chickamauga
Tollat
Lusyt
Bronson
Bronson Municipal Band
William H.,.davis
al Wwalker
Burr Oak Acorn
Homer Furnace
Allen Feller
Wallace Block
Johns-Manville
Saline: Mercantile Co
Lumber Department
South 4Th Avenue
Ernst Bros
Con Exoote
O.K
Chevrolet Co
Maxwell Club Sedan
Geo. V
Cook
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