Flint and the Treasure Map on the Dead Man's Chest
The one eyed captain Flint returns aboard with a blood smeared headband and a fevered crew. Silver and Bones debate the hidden map while Flint plots a deadly voyage to the Dead Man's Chest in search of treasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Silver
Flint
John
Bones
Smeley
Lucky
Ucky
Allardyce
Bill
Harry Morgan
Avery
Darby
Funt
Bill Bones
Ben Gunn
Republican rally and local social news
A village notices social visits and housing changes as families move into the Rentz and Burkhardt homes on West Michigan avenue. John Schieh reportedly buys a South Ann Arbor street lot to access rear acres for market. A Republican rally at the opera house Friday features Hon. E C Michener with Saline band. The Jolly Michiganders Card club met at the Uphaus home with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Rentz
Freedom
West Michigan Avenue
Alwin Burkhardt
Rentz
Luis Smith
John Schieh
Sam Lambarth
Ann Arbor Street
Opera House
E.C. Michener
Saline Band
Jolly Michiganders’ Card Club
George
Uphaus
Don Burkhart
Herman Hutzel
Ben Uphaus
Harry White
Prompt hospital call answering service noted
Day and night service highlights quick response to hospital calls. The notice emphasizes prompt attention by a female assistant in the role, reflecting the unit’s staffing approach.
The Walrus Fights a Sixty Gun Frigate Off Santo Domingo
Murray predicted a swift sea move of the Santissima Trinidad. The Walrus and its three prisoners outmaneuvered a sixty gun razee as the foe shadowed them from dawn to dusk. Darby kept watch, fed the crew, and shielded the prisoners from danger in the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Murray
Santissima Trinidad
Santo Domingo
St. Pierre
Havana
Kingston
Flint
Aanger Wien
Bridgewater Savings Bank Financial Statement 1926
Leo Gruner as cashier swears the bank totals 462.36 99186.39 12871.30 and that the figures correctly reflect the bank's books. Subscribed and sworn before Delia Reed notary on October 14 1926 with signatories Schumacher Henes Bauer as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Washtenaw
Leo Gruner
Delia Reed
West Mooreville social notes and auto registration gains
Local social items record meetings visits and family time across multiple towns including Ann Arbor East Lansing Chelsea and Macon with people such as Ralph Moorehead Mae Sherman Harvey Moorhead and Don Drew. The data also shows 1926 first-half auto registrations rising Florida 76.2 Michigan 24.3 Mississippi 21.0 Arkansas 19.0 Oklahoma 16.7 with Georgia Idaho Nebraska and North Dakota around 14–15 percent.
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Florida
Michigan
Mississipi
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Georgia
Idaho
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ernst W Wruster for Local Office in Ann Arbor
Election Tuesday November 2 1926 promotes Ernst W Wruster as a competent candidate. He served as mayor of Ann Arbor for six years and as council president for four years while declining a second nomination for supervisor.
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Ann Arbor
Buckwheat as a Versatile Crop for Cooler Regions
Buckwheat thrives in cool moist climates, suited to Northern States and mountainous areas. It tolerates poor and acidic soils, grows on new and old land, and serves as a weed destroyer soil renovator and summer cover. It also provides green manure and honey for bees.
Worthless Trees Turn Valuable for Crossties
Foresters once called certain sap sweet-gum trees worthless weeds but timber values rose with demand for treated crossties. A Mississippi farmer sold boundary sweet gum on the stump for 10 cents for larger crossties and 5 cents for smaller sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
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Porto Bello
Arthur D. Howden Smith
Weill
Tom Avery
Tessin
Ake
EB. F. Henne
Doris Jean
Tollinois
M. Bradley of
Lansing
J. H. Feldkamp
W. E. Dietzker
Enmbaimer
A. J. Warren
Justice of the Peace Legal Counsel
Observer
Barnard
Wuerth Arcade
Ann Arbor, Mich
William H. Murray
Nat'l Bk. Bldg
Painter
A. A. Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway
E. Me Worster
North Fourth Ave
Biles
Ann Arbor Finance Co
E. Liberty St
Darby McGraw
Bridgewater Savings Bank
Bridgewater
Banking Department
Ings
William Schumacher
August Henes
Jacob Bauer
Eee Seteee
Eres
Enee Eee
Aeeae Oe
West Mooreville
Ralph Moorehead
Paul
Lewis
Mae Sherman
Detroit
Dusty Clark
E. Hendershoot
Ralph Long
LeRoy Harris
Gus Goldsmith
Josenhans
Orrel Harmon
East Lansing
Fred Reese
Alfred Drew
William
Chelsea
Don Drew
Harvey Moorhead
Fred Roberts
Clinton
M. P
Clayton Braman
Arthur Carter
Maurita
Helen
Robert Harbison
Chester Gooding
South Macon
Louis Loesch
Fred Reehrs
Anna Loesch
Helen Glasser
Maumee
Minnie Hammond
Earl C. Michener
Congress
Graham Brothers
Dodge Brothers Engine
Dodge Brothers
Joseph H. Thompson
Zer Trucks
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