W. C. T. A. Notes Meeting and Local Voting Plans
The W. C. T. A. met with Mrs. A. Schmid and eleven members plus two guests from Ann Arbor. A convention report from Lansing was given and voting access discussed for Saline at four township polling sites. Lifeless body of Clair E H Overly found at his brother’s home from chloroform inhalation. he was 27 and worked as a stenographer at H. Brewer Co. plant.
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W. C
T. A
Brs. A. Schmid
Max Siness
Ktie Wyeod
Ann Arbor
Irs. Blaess
Lansing
Saline
S.T. Dunk
Clair E H. Overly
Hs Brother
K. A. Overly
H. Brewer & Co. Plant
HE. H. Berry
Tecumseh Herald
Ernest B Hirth 62 Dies. Local Resident Of Ledi Township
Ernest B Hirth 62 lifelong resident of the county died suddenly at his home in Ledi township Monday morning born November 28 1876 in Ledi He is survived by widow Bercha two sons Raymond and Walter of Ledi two daughters Amelia and Lucille at home and a grandchild Dele Hirth of Lodi Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 1 30 at the residence and at Trinity Lutheran church Interment will follow in Lodi cemetery The annual chicken pie supper of St Pauls church will be held Friday evening October 26 Watch for future announcements.
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Ernest B. Hirth
Ledi Township
Ledi
Bercha
Raymond
Walter
Amelia
Lucille
Dele Hirth
Lodi
Trinity Lutheran Church
Adolf Lederer
Lodi Cemetery
St. Paul’s Church
Birthday cheers for 99th year old John Roberts
In Hubbarton near Ionia News reports a late night three car mishap in front of a local garage. John Roberts of the village, oldest citizen in the county, will celebrate his 99th birthday this Friday September 28 and plans to reach the 100th milestone with good health and celebrations ahead.
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Hubbardston
Alston Guernsey
tIonia News
John Roberts
Roberts
Dexter
Saline Observer Advertisement Rates and notices
The Saline Observer lists subscription price of 1.50 per year and single copies at 4 cents. Light months 2.06 and four months two months. Notices of condolence resolutions and obituaries are described with charging rules. Advertising rates apply to poetry entertainment and personal business notices. Obituary and marriage notices are published free.
Optimistic Fur Farm Permits Rise Says Conservation Office
The Game Division reports rising fur farm permit applications for this fall surpassing last spring. Many applicants appear inexperienced and overly hopeful about fur farm profits. Investigator H D Ruhl has toured licensed farms to study breeding challenges amid outstanding licenses totaling 800 muskrats, 200 raccoons, 125 mink, 50 skunks, and 30 beavers.
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Game Division
The
Conservation Department
H. D. Ruhl
Department of Conservation
Tourist Trade Near Season's End Despite Lingered Michigan Invasion
The tourist season winds down with the Michigan influx below hoped for spring gains yet still yielding millions in spending. Businesses reliant on visitors report substantial cash flow comparable to the lumber industry’s earlier boom.
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Michigan
Michigan Bar backs no change to new criminal code
At the Michigan Bar Association convention the new criminal code, in operation for about a year, drew liberal comment but an overwhelming majority favored keeping the code as is. The representative group’s stance supports the code when legislators convene next spring, with no reduction of bar oversight for those preying on society.
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McGarrick-Deering
McCormick-Deering
Michigan
Michigan Bar Association
Ill advised affair cited amidst forecasts of Michigan crops
A column decries illicit relationships and warns of their ruinous effects as Michigan and U S crop forecasts show a large potato harvest and bean shortfall. The report details September 1 conditions for corn oats beets apples peaches pears grapes and overall fruit prospects across states with Michigan highlight.
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Michigan
United States
Great Northern Territory
Berrien County
Political Interest Vital To Business In National Election
The article urges citizens to focus on the November election as decisive for agricultural and industrial prosperity. It stresses choosing congressmen who recognize these industries as essential and notes congressional action could directly affect crops buying power finance development and overall business conditions.
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Congress
Old Stove Swindles Warned By Ionia County Paper
The Clin ton county readers are cautioned about aggressive stove peddlers. An earlier St Louis firm sent caravans to Ionia county with guaranteed long lasting ranges. New dealers in Clinton county mimic hard sell tactics hammering ovens at the door. Home dealers offer a free exhibition, a year to pay, and cheaper stoves to trap rural buyers.
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St. Louis
Ionia County
Grandpa
Clinton
Ionia News
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Michigan Foods For
People
FUR Farm Business
Ven
Ture
R. T. Baldwin
Upland
Cal
Srline Pettety
Ford
Wiedman Auto Co
U. S
Saline Mercantile Co. Lumber Department
Irestone
Firestone
George Uphaus
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