Michigan News Roundup of State Finances and Local Incidents
Michigan fiscal report shows the general fund balance at 10.34 million dollars for September, with total receipts of 17.89 million across all funds. Fremont Jake will close to spear fishing for three years from Jan 1 1924 after a public hearing. George Lyons, 22, survived a dynamite blast with injuries not serious, while Miss Maria Lanzar from the Philippines arrives in Ann Arbor as a Barbour fellow. Springwells village may reincorporate as a city pending census results. W C T U officers are reelected at Adrian. Merchants attend a Saginaw buyers' show. Possible new route for Lansing to Grand Rapids highway if Ionia county balks at paving share. Annesley Burrowes dies in Toronto after blindness and long illness. Saginaw branch of the National Aeronautical Association planned with 100 members sought. Mt Pleasant region bean and sugar beets harvest anticipated. Charles Aseltitte killed by a dynamite blast. Knights Templar field day planned for the Bay City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan’s
Frank B. Gorman
Fremont Jake
John Baird
Department of Conservation
State of
Michigan
Fremont
David R. Jones
Izaak Walton, League
University of Michigan Library Growth and Other Early 20th Century Notes
Figures show the general library growing from 13 651 volumes in 1865 to 525 7675 today. Health officials in Ingham County uphold mandatory vaccination for public schools. The European corn borer quarantine expands to New England and several states. Manistee harbor dredging finished, improving access. Mayor Ryder and wife’s safety confirmed by letter from Seoul. Oldest Menominee house replaced by modern structure. Michigan fire safety proclamation urges removal of hazards after $15 million annual loss. Holy Name district meeting elects officers. Detroit man electrocuted trimming a tree. 23 University of Michigan literary college students earn All A records. Ella Backus named first woman assistant district attorney in Michigan. Kalamazoo Boy Scouts target $15,000 fund. Mrs Kaufman’s suicide follows her son’s marriage. Kalamazoo federation elects Lambooy president. Belle Isle bridge due for October traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Library
University of Michigan
Burton
Education costs rise sharply at University of Michigan
A 1842 four year program cost 10 dollars with meals. current annual costs for the average Michigan student range from 771 to 961 dollars per year depending on college, excluding clothing and travel. Room, board, books, and other expenses push totals higher with tuition varying by school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
Joseph Bursley
Bursley
Michigan
Literary College
Colleges of Architecture and Engineering
Dean Buisley
Launty
Junk sale of battleships under naval armament treaty
The United States plans four sales of surplus battleships and battle cruisers ending November 1 1923. First auctions include ships South Dakota Indiana Maine Mentasa North Gardina, all unfinished and over 684 feet long. Older ships Rhode Island Nebraska valued at about six million each. Purchaser gains ownership with years of disassembly cost and the armament treaty aims to reduce future warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eigtheen
South Dakota
Indiana
Mentasa
North Garedina
Est Batteshops
California
Tennessee
Rhode, Island
Nebraska
National Masons to Lay Cornerstone at Memorial
About 17 000 Blue Lodges in the United States plan to send representatives to lay the cornerstone of the George Washington Masonic National Memorial in Alexandria Virginia on November 1. The Memorial will be a national shrine for the craft with an estimated cost of four million dollars including endowment.
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Masons OF Nations
United States
George Washinston
Danciny' masters polish new era of dances
A playful note on so called masters who claim mastery of new dances. The text hints at niche social ideas about mastery and modern movement.
Tears and Hope at the American Legion Billet Otter Lake
A mother caring for her two month old, amid a husband's grave illness and looming loss, shares words of faith and sorrow. The American Legion Billet at Otter Lake supports her family and others, offering shelter as a long, quiet struggle continues for life and a restored home.
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American Legion - Children’s
The
American Legion Children
Aemerican Legion
American Legion
Otter Lake
Poles Hauled For Telephone Line Rebuild In Freedom Area
Men transport creosoted utility poles from the freight yard to roads east and west from Rogers Corners in Freedom as the Kalamazoo to Detroit line is rebuilt. Additional shipments wait at Bridgewater and Saline for use farther east. Creosoting is costly but deemed worthwhile by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Corners
Freedom
Kalamazoo
Detroit
Bridgewater
Saline
Manchester Enterprise
Probate Court Opens Will of Myra Lawrence in 1923
In Washtenaw County Michigan a probate hearing is set for November 5 1923 to review C A Curtiss executor petitioning for the last will of Myra Lawrence. The court orders appointment of executors and appraisers and requires publication in the Saline Observer for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Emory v. Leland
Myra. Lawrence
C. A. Curtiss
Myra Lawrence
Saline
Hali's Catarrh Medicine Claims Deafness Relief
Catarrh deafness stems from an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. If inflammation persists hearing may be destroyed. Hali's Catarrh Medicine is promoted as effective for catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh, with forty years of use and sold by all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halli
Hali
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
M A C Farm Courses Open October 29
Michigan Agricultural College announces sixteen week general agriculture courses start October 29 and run to March 6. The program targets farmers and aspiring farm managers seeking a broad modern agricultural education in lieu of the four year program. An eight week two year option begins January 7, with additional courses offered January through March. Further details available from E. B. Hill, director winter courses, East Lansing.
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Ron
E. B. Hill
Michigan, Agricultural College
Mrr. Hill
B. Hill
A. A. GC
East Lansing
Prohibition's Hidden Danger to Moral Lessons
A quip on prohibition reducing horrible examples used to scare children. The speaker notes it is harder to find shocking scenes for parenting guidance, implying broader social impact.
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan
In Washtenaw County Cir Court Chancery John Lester Albright sues Catherine Albright In Ann Arbor Oct 5 1933 order requires defendant appear within three months or default Publication to begin two weeks from now in the Saline Observer George W Sample Circuit Judge Deputy Clerk Lee N Brown attorney for plaintiff
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
John Lester Albright
Catherine Albright
Ann Arbor
Lee N. Brown
The
Saline Observer
George W. Sample
Claranon
Pray
Ypsilanti
Nichtgan
Plaintiff
Atttorner
Admission of Coagents in Michigan Wash County
The notice records a coadmission step in Michigan within Wash County proceedings. It names involved parties and dates, setting forth compliance and filing requirements for all interested claimants under state law. The document requests successors to appear or respond by stated deadlines at the county courthouse.
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Mickie
W. E. Dietiker
A. J. Gregg
Warren Tornade
Real Estate Justice of the Peace Legal Counsel
Ae Re Ok Ow
Observer
Joseph I
ARNET
A. J. Warren
Henry A. Baller
Sawyer
A. J. Sawyer
William’ H. Murray
First National Bk
Painter’s
A. A. Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway
D. M. Forshee Floyd
E. Daggett
the Peoples Abstract Company
the New Company
Nat'l Bank
Firestone
E. M. Worster
North Fourth Ave
Gus
J. Vogel
Washington Street
and Arbor
George Lyons
Ironwood
Vilas County
Wis
Lyonz
Maria Lanzar
Miss Lanzar
Phillippines
Japan
Tokio
University of the Philippines
Springwells
Secretary of State
Adrian
HE. L. Calkins
Stella B. Roben
Big Rapids
Norman F
Mudse
Belding
Myrta F
Lockwood
Holly
Hattie
Johns
Central
State
Avill
Lansing
Grand’ Rapids
County’ Road Commission of Ionia
Groesbeck
Annesley Burrowes
de- Adely
Toronto
Burrowes
Saginaw
National Aeronautical, Association
National’ ‘Organization
Mt. Pleas
Charles, Aseltitte
Vevay
Mason
Bay City
Bad
Axe
Durand
Knights - Templar
Tha
Fiere
Supreme Court
Ingham County
Rowland Hill
Board of Education
Department of Agriculture
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Department
Manistee Harbor
Kewaunee
E. H. Ryder
Hast Lansing
S. T. Robinson
Menominee
A. F. Lyon
Ogden Avenue
State Department of Public Safety
Monroe
the Holy Name Society
Lenawee
Joseph Libs
Gabriel Busseau
Hiie
Leo . Hoffman
Flannigan
Whiteford
Herman A. Merike
Detroit Edison Co
Arthur G. Hall
Ella M. Backus
Grand Rapids
Fred. Kaufman
Karl W. Lambooy
Lambooy Label & Wrapping Co
Geo. A. Barnes
Flint
Belle Isle
John W. Reid
Public Works
U. OF M
the Navy
Washte
Naw
M.A. C. Farm Courses
Wash
Tona
William Weldhcamp
Citizens Bank
Henry Bredernitz
G. C. Townsend
Goodyear Wingfsot
Cl. Cord
S. Cord
S.S. Cord
S.s.cord
Goodyear Service
Goodyear
Standard
Wiedman Auto Co
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