Will to gain knowledge drives Brooklyn graduates choice
A Brooklyn Exponent letter argues college education is worth more than a $5,000 a year government job. It recounts a student who stayed in college despite offers, urging parental support for higher learning and citing long term incentive beyond immediate pay.
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Brooklyn
Exrooklyn
University of Michigan
Tim
Iva
Brooklyn Exponent
Sam
Hoover
Mellon
King
Features. Syndicate, ‘Inc
Detroit Fire Tragedy Prompts Fire Prevention Week
A Detroit nightclub blaze killed 20 people, blamed on carelessness as revelry turned to flames. The piece urges Fire Prevention Week October 6 to 12 and calls for statewide action and shared responsibility to reduce fire hazards and losses.
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Detroit
Fred W. Green
Michigan
Strange Man Fights Scorpio Loughran and Sharkey Headlines
Arthur Brisbane notes big gate for heavyweight bouts with Tom Loughran and Jack Sharkey. Sharkey wins by knockout in three rounds while Loughran is slated for a rematch. Also discussion of life insurance growth and Mexico labor laws. Reports on crime, politics, and global tensions follow with medical and civic reflections.
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Frederick H. Ecker
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Milan Woman Slashes Husband in Near Tragedy
A Milan couple near Mooreville faced a violent incident Monday evening when Clayton Yates was slashed from ear to ear. He survived after rescuers drove him to Milan and then Ann Arbor. Mrs Yates was arrested later in Monroe. The motive remains undisclosed.
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Mooreville
Clayton Yates
Milan
Yates
Ann Arbor
Monroe
Hillsdale County Fair closes with Soldiers and Sailors Day
Hillsdale Sept 28 The Hillsdale County fair ends its week with Soldiers and Sailors Day as war veterans are guests. The agricultural exhibits rank among the best despite the heat with sixty thousand attendees recorded. Over 300 horses entered for races from Michigan Ohio Indiana and Illinois. C W Terwilliger resigns after 34 years as secretary, oldest fair official in Michigan history.
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Hillsdale
Miichigan
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
C. W. Terwilliger
Michigan
Rotary Club outlines next year service plan
Mark Sugden presented a comprehensive outline of the club's service plan for the coming year at last Thursday's meeting. At an earlier gathering members submitted slogans to decorate Rotary signs slated for prominent display with results to be announced. Visitor C. C. Jenks of Ypsilanti attended.
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Mark Sugden
Rotary Club
C. C. Jenks
Ypsilanti
Boy Scout News Opens With Tenderfoot Test Reports
Opening ceremony led by Scotty McCord in Forest. George Camburn and Leon Bracey petitioned for membership. Next week a spell-down on tenderfoot tests. Merit badge and automobile class had their first meeting and went well. Cubs meet Wednesdays at the school house for ages 9 to 12.
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BOY Scout News
Scotty McCord
Forest
King
George Camburn
Leon Bracey
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Comfort
The family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and Rev Adolf Led erer for comforting words in their time of bereavement. G. W. Matt and Family.
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Adolf Lederer
G. W. Matt
Moose skeleton unearthed near lake on Teahen property
While digging at the lake on James Teahen’s land, Hol Downey uncovered a largely intact moose skeleton with antlers. Elders recall no modern sighting, suggesting the carcass dates back many years and indicates moose once inhabited southern Michigan areas near the lake.
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James Teahen
Hol. Downey
Michigan
Brighton Argus
Better Health For Women and Mothers from Foley Pills
Mrs. A. G. Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina testifies that Foley Pills diuretic cured her kidney ailments and let her perform daily duties without fatigue. For sale by Wheeler's Pharmacy.
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A. G. Wells
Rocky Mount
N. C
Wheeler
Michigan conservation order restricts muskrat hunting
The Michigan Conservation Commission, under Act 230 of 1925, issues a one year ban on hunting, taking, or killing muskrats. Trapping is allowed in the Upper Peninsula from November 1 to November 30 and in the Lower Peninsula in specified zones from November 15 to December 15 or December 1 to December 31. Signed August 16, 1929 by Director George R. Hogarth and officials.
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The
Conservation Commission
Director of Conservation
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Township 16
Saginaw Bay
George R. Hogarth
Department of Conservation
Wm. H. Loutit
Ray E. Cotton
Lower
Ray HE. Cotton
Corn Borer War Left to Farmer in Michigan
Michigan abandons state funded campaign to prevent corn borer spread. Agustus C. Carton, director of agriculture, says eradication is impossible and the pest will reach all fields soon, but future losses may lessen as farmers adapt methods like plowing under stalks and cutting corn short.
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Michigan
United States
Agustus C. Carton
State Department of Agriculture
Carton
Michigan Game Regulations on Ruffed Grouse and Prairie Chickens
The notice states that hunting and killing ruffed grouse and prairie chickens is regulated in Michigan. It sets a hunting window from October 16 to October 20 and names George R. Hogarth as Director and Ray H. Cotton as Secretary.
Michigan Deer Hunting Prohibited Five Year Ban Issued 1926
The Conservation Commission issues a five year open season suspension on deer hunting in southern Michigan districts south of Town 20 North. The order, effective November 15, 1926, covers Arenac Gladwin Clare Osceola Lake Mason counties, with penalties for pursuing hunting or killing deer. Signed August 4, 1926 by Director John Baird with W H Wallace and Edgar Cochran.
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Arenac
Gladwin
Clare
Osceola
Lake
Jason
State OF Michigan
Ingham
Conservation Commission
Mason
John Baird
Department of Conservation
W. H. Wallace
Edgar Cochran
Foreclosure Notice on Saline Mortgage 1929 Sale
By order of Citizens Bank of Saline a mortgage foreclose sale is set for November 2, 1929 at 10 a.m. at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor. Property: Lots 1 and 2 in section 4 Allen H Risdon's Addition Saline. Attorneys Cavanaugh Burke Ann Arbor.
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Edwin C. Warner
Luella A Warner
Saline
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Citizens Bank of
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
County of Washtenaw
Allen H. Risdon
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Saline, Mich
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America
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Sharkey
Loughran
Mr. Loughran
Mexico
Henry Ford
David Bernstein
New York
Frank Piaia
Piata
Michael Sciafoni
Earth
Kansu
Taochow
Borah
Congress
Smerene Court
Mussolini
Borali
Hillsdale County
Rotary Club Meeting
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Ford
Houdaille
Wiedman Auto Co
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