Michigan payroll rise prompts pay raise debate
In July the Michigan state payroll grew further under Governor Murphy, with an $9.42 million rise in 18 months versus past administrations. The Civil Service commission is urged to raise minimum state pay from 380 to 1000, while union trades remain hourly and irregular. Budget chief Harold D. Smith notes Michigan's finances favor a pay‑as‑you‑go approach and low bonded debt compared to most states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Murphy
Fitzgerald
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Civil Service
Harold D. Smith
Michigan
New York
California
Michigan crops and gasoline policy weigh in August
Crop outlook shows diversified Michigan agriculture with high yields in corn and wheat while fruit harvests lag. Gasoline price politics draw attention as dealers seek a minimum price and state milk price regulation is debated, highlighting tensions between supply demand and legislative control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Verne H. Church
Geticultural
Community Notes From SOUTH SALINE Area Gatherings
Numerous weekend visits and social events stretch across SOUTH SALINE. Families such as the Gilmore, Needham, Craig, Stimpson, Gordon, Gleason, and Hammond clans host and attend reunions, Sunday dinners, and trips to Ann Arbor, Detroit, and Blissfield, with friends from Britton and Adrian joining in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Gilmore
the Cross
Hovey Needham
Arthur Miller
Laverne Steele
Roscoe Craig
O. S. Evans
Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti
Alton Clough
Ogden Center
William Konka
Roy Kempf
Britton
Hallie Mehler
Patterson
Ellis Park
Blissfield
George Heman
Sam Weslake
Herbert Gilmore
Hugh Craig
Ram Truck Tour to Visit Michigan Sheep Centers This Fall
The state ram truck tour begins September 19 with support from Michigan State College and the Michigan Purebred Sheep Breeders Association. In 1987, 141 breeders consigning 700 rams participated, with 49 demonstrations and stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Michigan
Sheep Breeders’ Association
E. L. Benton
D. H. LaVoi
Benton
General Primary Election Notices for Saline and Lodi Townships
Notices announce general primary elections in Saline and Lodi townships Michigan. Voting hours, offices to be nominated, and opening closing times are detailed along with Election Law provisions and township clerks' signatures.
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Washtenaw County
Defaults on a 1927 mortgage by Leon A. Tower and Ida A. Tower to Citizens Bank of Saline lead to foreclosure. The notice fixes November 29, 1938 for a public sale at the Ann Arbor courthouse to pay the debt, taxes, and costs, with the property described as the east 20 acres of the southeast quarter of section 26, township 3 south, range 5 east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon A. Tower
Ida A. Tower
Lodi
Washtenaw
Michigan
Bank of Saline, Michigan
State of Michigan
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor
Citizens Bank OF
Mooreville Social Notes Hold Busy Weekend
Mrs Mae Kreager begins new position in North Adams. Birthday Club hosted by Mrs Frank Holcomb. Mr and Mrs Robert Towner attended funeral of his father in Lansing. Mrs Dorothy DeWese and Judy of Weston Ohio visited Mrs Loyal Kanitz. Mrs Frank Williams of Oakland California dined with the Guenthers and Kanitz family attended Lewis family gathering in Milan. Ernest Lergier of Weston and Ralph Longs households hosted weekend visits. Kenneth Laidlaw and Sue Ann with Yale and Frank Gilman of Clinton visited Gilmans. Sue Ann stayed for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Kreager
North Adams
Frank Holcomb
Robert Towner
Lansing
Dorothy DeWese
Judy
Weston
Ohio
Loyal “Kanitz
Frank Williams
Oakland
Calif
Edward Guenther
Loyal Kanitz
Lewis
Wilson Park
Milan
Ernest Lergier
Ralph Long
Kenneth Laidlaw
Sue Ann
Yale
Frank Gilman
Clinton
H. W. Gilman
Laidlaw
Local Social Roundup From Hammond District Adjoins Adrian
HAMMOND DISTRICT residents visited Adrian on Wednesday. Mary Lewis spent Friday with Harold Hammond. Mary Jane Hammond joined 4-H girls at Belle Isle Friday. John RBoettger and wife of Belleville stayed with Lena Gordon Sunday. Bestrice McCollum stayed with Genevieve Gilbert Thursday night. Floyd Marsh of Walkerville and E M Gilbert hosts shared days. John Teufel of Ridge road called on E J Forsythe Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sweeney, Jr
Detroit
John D. Allison
Robert Hopps
Munger Road
K. Schuetz
Satine
Bessie Collins
Alger Allison
Laura
Sylva Sanders
Oak Grove
Alge Allison
Grant Allison
Willis
Walter Bailey
Tecumseh
Leslie Bailey
Ernest Skinner
Mary
Bertha Hertler
Rena Towler
A. Alber
Saline
Tracy LeBaron
Homer Marsh
Crane Road
Ernest Bailey
Raymond Rauser
Ann Arbor
Bailey
James Williams
Tommy
Toledo
Ohio
Alfred Acton
Russell Acton
Leslie, Bailey
K. Shuetz
Poledo
Catherine
Mary Hertiler
Tom “Stimpson
Berkley
E. O. Stimpson
Robert Hammond
Eldon Richard
Adrian
Howeys
Needham
Pennington
A. Miller
Harold Hammond
Island Park
Jennie Forsythe
E. J. Forsythe
George ‘Leonard
Jennie Leonard
Walter Stimpson
Louisville
E. O O. Stimpson
Dean Gordon
Sally Ann
Phyllis
Glen Gordon
Ernest Gleason
Platt
Lloyd Wagner
Rex Gleason
C. A. Carr
Bertie Gordon
Joyce Gordon
Mary Hatch
Hovey Needham
George Needham
Gerald
Ellen Collins
George
Ira Hauk
Coin
Perrin Hauk
Plymouth
Frieda Vogt
Sacramento
Cal
Mary Lewis
Mary Jane Hammond
Belle Isle
John Rboettger
Belleville
Lena Gordon
Bestrice McCollum
Geneivieve Gilbert
Floyd Marsh
Walkerville
E. M. Gilbert
John Teufel
Ridge’ Road
E. J
Forsythe
Primary Election Notice for Saline Michigan 1933
Notice lists the general primary election in Saline Michigan for September 13 1933 at City Hall and outlines offices including Governor Lieutenant Governor Representative in Congress and state and county seats. It states polls open 7 am to 7 pm and notes election law changes allowing earlier opens or later closes by local resolutions. Voice commentary at end appears unrelated and out of place.
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Saline
Michigan
Hertler
Congress
Board of Inspectors of Election
Board of Flection
Lester A. Hanson
Lodi
State of
Board of Election Inspectors
Forjone
H. A. Gensley
State of Michigan
South Annn Arbor St
Board of Inspectors
Houie Wallace
Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court in Michigan
The Probate Court of Washte naw County Michigan announces a hearing on claims against the estate of Carrie BE McCollum. Creditors must present claims by December 19 1938 for examination and adjustment with hearings scheduled October 19 1938 and December 19 1938 at ten o clock in the forenoon in Ann Arbor.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Carrie BE. McCollum
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Foreclosure Notice on 1926 Mortgage of Normans to Alban
Frederick G Norman and Martha Norman of Augusta Township Michigan defaulted on the 1926 mortgage to Marco H Alban of Sumpter Township Wayne County Michigan. The 7 percent interest loan of $243.70 is due. The property in Washtenaw County includes portions of Section Eleven Augusta Township with R R and highway boundaries. Sale at public auction December 5 1938 at the east front door of Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor to satisfy the debt plus costs and taxes. James R Breakey Jr attorney for the mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Norman
Martha Norman
Augusta Township
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Marco H. Alban
Sumpter Township
Wayne County
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
State of
Court House
Ann Arbor
Augusta
Wabash R. R
John M. Jewel
Ypsilanti
James R. Breakey, JR
Mortgagee
Washtenaw Avenue
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Circus Arrival Sparks Citywide Cheers
A festive scene unfolds as the procession ends and the circus arrives in town. Spectators, vendors, and locals gather with renewed energy signaling the show’s start and a hopeful, bustling night ahead.
Michigan farms like Hungarian
Imre de Razso, a Hungarian mechanical engineer, toured Michigan State College farms on a year’s leave from the Royal Hungarian Academy. He noted similarities in climate and crops, including wheat and alfalfa, while Hungary relies more on horses for power and soil conservation to limit erosion. A Mil an farm barn fire caused over two thousand dollars in damages, quickly fought by local fire crews and neighbors. Railroads seek fair rates and no subsidies to cover expenses and earn reasonable returns, aiding self solved problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Brichérisen
Detroit
Belle Isle
Michigan
Alpena
the Straits
Imre de Razso
Michigan State College
Royal Hungarian Academy of Agriculture
Lower Peninsula
Hungary
U. S
de Razjso
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Michigan Mirror
Gene Sueman
Michigan Press Association
Central York
Retail Gasoline Dealers’ Association
Metroit
New York State
Enzist °N& Ernst
California Retail Grocers’ Association
South Saline
Tor
Jimmy
Columbia
Mooreville
Hammond District
William Schmidt
Milan Fire Department
Schmidt
Milan Leader
Lockhart Post—Register
Kroger
Angel Food
Country Club
Kroger’s
Kroger Store
Gevaert
Pekce Tea
Country Club Pork and Beans
Graham
Ular Brand
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