Michigan news items mix tragedy and business updates
The report covers a triple shooting near Mesick involving Ray Judd and two 16 year old girls with one girl later dying and Judd killing himself, plus state tax receipts, land buys for a new University of Michigan law building, public health urging swat the fly, milk and potato price shifts, shipbuilding bonds, inmate population rises, hotel ownership changes, bankruptcy petitions, a planned Detroit aircraft factories, and other local developments.
A Christmas By ALDEN CHAPMAN
A Noël tale centers on Mabel Durand and her daughter Erma as a neighbor guides them to a cinema. There the film reveals the true embezzlement culprit was Mabel’s brother, not Rodney Durand, who sacrificed for the family. In a twist of fate Rodney is the husband in the movie and the couple reconcile, with Christmas promises of renewed happiness.
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Muskegon
Mabel Durand
Rodney Durand
Mabel
Erma
Brayton
Rodney
Shail
Reconstruct an Old Automobile Body Design Guide
An article from Popular Mechanics advises making scale drawings of the chassis and proposed body before building. It recommends full sized paper patterns, sheet iron or aluminum materials, proper tools, and avoiding wooden-frame nail joins. It warns against disk wheels and emphasizes neat, riveted seams for a professional look.
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Popular Mechanics
Order of Publication in Washtenaw Probate
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on Nov 1 1922 Judge Emory H. Leland presiding the estate of Elizabeth Tautz deceased Mary Reyer sister petitions administration to Willis Fowler or suitable person with appraisers and commissioners to be appointed December 1 at 10 am at the Probate Office hearing to be announced by publication in Saline Observer for three weeks in Washtenaw County true copy Leland Register Donegan
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Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Emory H. Leland
Tatter
Elizabeth Tautz
Mary Reyer
Willis Fowler
Persom
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Saline Observer
Leland
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Farmers Week dates set at Michigan Agricultural College
The annual winter Farmers Week at Michigan State College will run January 29 to February 2. Ashley M. Berridge, committee chair, says last year’s record crowd of over 5,000 will be exceeded with more associations and groups scheduling meetings. The program will include the mile long agricultural parade, farm exhibits, and a speaking program featuring leading agricultural authorities. The Michigan State Farm Bureau will lead farm group meetings, with about a dozen other state organizations joining in during Farmers Week. In another item, Deputy Sheriff Charles Moran and Under Sheriff Roger Carlisle of Howell were shot at a Green Oak township home during a liquor raid. no arrests were made and no liquor found.
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Michigan Agricltural College
Ashley Mi Berridge
Lansing
Michigan State Farm Bureau
Charles Moran
Roger Carlisle
Howell
Green Oak Township
Teeple
Fnally
Fowlerville
Buy a Ford and Spend the Difference
Ford ad urges buyers to choose a Ford model and cover the difference in price. The message emphasizes value and economy, prompting customers to compare costs and consider Ford as the smarter financial decision.
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Calhoun County
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Alden Chapman
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