Michigan highway deaths drop slightly in nine months 1930
A Detroit Automobile Club bulletin shows 1 678 people were killed on Michigan streets and highways in the first nine months of 1930, down from 1929. One third of fatalities were children under 16, with 316 child deaths, and experts cite lack of supervision and education as factors. Counties with more than 20 fatalities are listed, excluding Wayne county.
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Michigan
H.O. Rounds
Detroit Automobile Club
Rownds
United States
Wayne County
Winter feeding urged to spare pheasants says ornithologist
Dr Miles D Pirnie state ornithologist urges winter feeding of pheasants quail and prairie chickens to avert starvation from drought fires and overgrazing. Standing grain in fields or artificial feeding stations are recommended with a free booklet from the Department of Conservation Lansing detailing stations foods and maintenance.
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Miles D. Pirnie
Department of Conservation
Lansing
New Highway Opens North of Milan
Official opening of the paved US 23 north from Milan to Washtenaw Road was held Thursday afternoon. Although drivers had used the road for some time, formal ceremonies occurred last week as work on shoulders and markers neared completion.
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Milan
Washtenaw Road
Ocean voyage ends for Bronson seaman in wreck
A Bronson seaman with two companions in a 30 foot steel boat the Kiraf wrecked off Cape Jarvis near Halifax during an Atlantic crossing attempt toward Hamburg. Joe Leppich swam through heavy seas to safety while August Kubatco and Christian Brato were rescued. The voyage is likely ended by the incident.
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Bronson
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Jarvis
Halifax
Hamburg
Joe Leppich
August Kubatco
Christian Brato
Karf
The Crippled Lady and Claire's Honest Confession
Paul faces a truth he promised to guard as Claire demands honesty. Claire reveals she never loved him and chose to love Carla all along, while detailing Jimmy Bunerdile and Ennerdale as pivotal figures. Paul reads Claire’s letter, gains new purpose, and plans to join Carla and Claire later that evening.
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Ennerdile
Paul
Ennerdale
Claire
Carla
Tim
Paris
Varla Baldan
Haldan
Beaul
Kirke-Durand
Jimmy Bunerdile
Jimmy
Henerdale
Garth
Mién
Fcll
Etter
Sne
Gavin
Crippled Lady Porches Back Story and Jail Break Trial
A Pennsylvania paper notes a large town drum and bugle corps. In Lenawee county jail an attempted escape hurt a guard and led to the arrest of Guy Brouillet and Joseph McGrath. Brouillet, 38, and McGrath, 34, received lengthy prison terms in Jackson. Deputy Lossing remained on duty through Deerfield Moon week as prison ads linger in the liner column.
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Pennsylvania
Lenawee County
Claude Lossing
Caedacae
Guy Brouillet
Brouillet
Joseph McGrath
Clinton
Brouille
McGrath
Jackson
Hossing
Deerfield Moon
Parisbound boy Louis Pasteur leaves home
Joseph Pasteur confirms Louis and friend Jules Vercel will travel to Paris to attend Barbet school. Louis feels homesick yet clings to hope of becoming a learned professor while the father emphasizes duty over art. Louis admires his father’s Legion of Honor and military past.
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Paris
Joseph Pasteur
Louis
Barbet School
Jules Vercel
Franche Compte
France
Legion of Honor
Napoleon
Barbers
Hidden Name Puzzle From Picture Clues
A description asks to identify each object in a picture so the initial letters spell the girl’s name. Correctly naming all objects in order reveals the child’s name as the final result.
Louis Pasteur's Quest to Prove Himself in Paris
A boy named Louis leaves home with Jules to study in Paris. He struggles with homesickness and fear of failing his father’s hope, but his drawings comfort him. After setbacks he returns home, tries again, and finally studies at Besancon then becomes a professor, earning honors and saving lives through medicine and science.
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Jules
Louis
Paris
Arbois
Joseph Pasteur
Joseph
Pasteur
Tevity
Besancon
France
Legion of Honor
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de Bennes
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Aes
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the Crippled Lady
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