Registration Notice for Lodi Township 1928 General Election
Township Clerk Herman Gensley states registration rules for the November 1928 general election in Lodi township Washtenaw County Michigan. Registration allowed on non holiday days except the window between the second Saturday before an election and election day. Last day for personal registration October 27 1928. Clerks will review at Town Hall October 13 and October 20 1928 from 8am to 8pm. Only actual residents eligible to vote will be entered.
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Lodi
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Michigan
University of Michigan
University
Ann Arbor
Eaton County
Ironia News
Michigan closes partridge and prairie chicken season for one year
An official notice from the Michigan Conservation Commission declares a one year closed season on partridge ruffed grouse and prairie chicken pinnated grouse effective October 25, 1928. The ban, signed by Director George R. Hogarth, runs through October 25, 1929 under penalties of Act 230. George R. Hogarth, William H. Loutit, and Ray E. Cotton sign. Also noted is a stockholders meeting of the Erie and Kalamazoo Railway held in Adrian with some connections to the New York Central.
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Conservation Commission
Michigan
George R. Hogarth
924 Ford Touring For sale by George V. Cook & Son
Good mechanical condition and tires. We have several of these at only $50 each. George V. Cook & Son, authorized Chevrolet dealers, offer low price cars.
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GEO. V. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
Saline High School News Highlights and Fall Sports
Saline high school reports on new pupils Hilmer Tate Betty Stacy James Stacy and Elmer Tate plus visits from University staff. It covers a faculty meeting plan at the Nurnberger home and ninth grade civics projects on attendance and a call for a new school. Saline beats Pinckney 14 6 in football with J Jordan and C Carr scoring and Lambarth adding a TD.
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Jones
West McKay Street
Hilmer Tate
Betty Stacy
James Stacy
Elmer Tate
Fosdick
Betty
Bridgewater
Raleigh Schorling
University High School
Rofessor Collins
New York
Mananette
Nurnberger
Estermyer
G. Kennedy
Pinckney
Saline
Reason
Graves
Gross
Lambarth
Knight
Carr
Jordan
Saline Estermyer
C. Carr
Jodan Place
Martin
Estemyer
Hster
C. Cart
Reason Pinckney
F. Carr
Saline Pinckney Jordan
Wiedmeyer
M. Kennedy Howard
Lye Sees
Smaka
EF. Carr
H. Hail Ernst
Ledwidge Schrader
J. Hall
Avoss
Tbs
Gerycz Estermyer
G. Kennedy Martin
Grove
Probyn
Cc. Carr
Klught
Bates
Lamb
Weidmeyer
Reid
Nash
Gerycz
Folk
Howard
Gordon
Ernst
Dundee
Car Reconditioning Ad From Geo V Cook & Son
Late model sedan reconditioned in shop tires and finish excellent low price 435 dollars GEO V COOK SON
Local Notes and Tragedy in Milan and Buffalo
Local entries report Anna Smith moving to Lewis street and Mrs Griffin’s return from Neligh Nebraska. Ruth Rose attended her cousin Mabel Horning’s Brookin church wedding. Elmer Burkhardt narrowly escaped a Milan area auto crash where Carl Taylor survived but Guy Fosnight and Emil Woertketter died. Mrs Curtiss learns of Junior Browne’s death in Buffalo after being struck by a car. Browne is connected to Ford aviation and the Detroit Chicago air route.
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Anna Smith
Lewis Street
Griffin
Neligh
Nebraska
Ruth Rose
Mabel Horning
Brookin
Elmer Burkhardt
Milan
Carl Taylor
Guy Fosnight
Emil Woertketter
Ford
Detroit
Chicago
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A. D
Herman Gensley
Ingham
Department of Conservation
William H. Loutit
Ray E. Cotton
Erie & Kalmazoo Railyoad
United States
Schnectady
N. Y
Adrian
N. Y. Central
Toledo
Manchester Enterprise
Homer
Allen Feller
Wallace Block
Wiedman Auto:Co
Salifie High School News
Ocheor
Floyde Carr Florence Hertler
Richard Cramer
Aos
Mary Meed
Gerald Cramer
Marie Rogers
Esther Lederer
Hileen Martin Dale Nobie
Editorial
Myer
Hale
Mesgea—S
Associated
Adlerika
Focalipse
ERNS
T Bros
South 4Th Avenue
MR. Farmer
H. Gross & Sons
Geo. W. Cook & Son
Igrinnele Roe
Grinnell
Sohmer
VOSE
Woodward
CABLE
Miessner
Ludwig Small Grand
Grinnell Bros
A. A
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