Printing Tips From Mickie On Handbills
A snippet shows Mickie advising not to order half a dozen or more handbills at once. He emphasizes the cost of smaller runs and notes that setting the type and adjusting the press makes up most of the work in an average printing job.
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Harles Evans Hughes
France
Coolridge
Washington
Hughes
Coolidge
Hoover
Dawes
Lowden
Smith
New York
Boylan
Treasury
Mellon
Lowman
Peer
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Battle Creek
Mich
Columbus
Ohio
Wheeler
League
KE. B. Dunford
A. J. Davis
New York State
Bolivia
Third Internationale
South America
la Paz
Christian Rakovsky
Paris
Red Army
Moscow
Chicherin
Rakovsky
Trade Union Congress
Edinburgh
Communist Party
Germany
Sacco
Vanzetti
New Regulation Hits Muskrat Farmers Policy changes in hunting licenses and season dates
Regulations update hunting rules with resident and non resident fees for small game and deer. Open seasons cover deer rabbits hares and other species with various antler size and weapon restrictions. Some seasons closed or limited until future years and penalties for possession and hunting methods are noted. A separate local note recounts a double tragedy in Colon involving Arthur Wood and Mary Johnson and a humorous regional quip about hotel tubs.
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Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Peninsua
Aviators' Transoceanic Feats Yield New Losses
Edward W. Pickard notes five aviators dead or missing as Old Glory vanishes on a Rome bound flight from Maine. Other outfits in peril include Sir John Carling's London to London hop and Schlee's globe flight, while political jockeying and prohibition debates shape U S and world affairs.
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Edward W. Pickard
Old Glory
Willia Randolph Hearst
Dr. Orchard
Maine
Rome
Lloyd Bernard
James D. Hill
Philip A. Parne
New York Mirror
St. Johns
N. J
Newfoundland
Carmania
Transylvania
California
St. Raphael
Anthony H. G. Fokker
Sala
Doctor Kimball
The
Weather Bureau
Tere
A & Old
Nungesser
Colt
Bertaud
Payne
Hill
Terry Tully
James Medodis
Sir John Carling
Harbor Grace
N. F
London
Ont
England
Schlee
Brock
Detroit
Constantinople
Calcutta
Rangoon
Hongkong
Tokyo
Hawaii
Midway Island
San Francisco
Pacific
Frank Courtney
Plymouth
New York
Azores
Corunna
Spain
Macareo
Venezuela
Paul Redfern
Visiting Hungarian farmer praises American agriculture in Hastings
Dr. Curt H Sedimayr from Budapest visited Hastings after attending an international farming meeting in East Lansing. He observed US farming methods, noted advanced machinery and abundance of tractors, and praised American prosperity and irrigation, while contrasting Europe with America. He toured Hastings with Harl King and tasted American life, urging gratitude for US blessings.
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Hastings
Curt H. Sedimayr
Budapest
Hungary
East Lansing
Lansing
Sedimayr
United States
Sedlmayr
The
Agricultural Service Company
Vollink
U. S
North
South
America
Europe
Dr. Sedlmayr
Hastings Banner
Back to Work Call in Automobiles After Wood Use Rise
Discussion notes a shift in auto making with more wood used than in horse-vehicle days. The author argues for resuming normal work and asks if it is time for action. References steel rubber and industry variations while urging productivity.
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Mickie
Colon
Arthur E. Wood
Mary Johnson
Wood
American Legionnaires
Champs de Mars
Atlantic Ocean
President Coolidge
Custer State Park
Black Hills
Atlantic
Orinoco
Boston
Coast Guard
New Brunswick
Canada
A. J. Barton
Nashville, Tenn
National League
James White
Ohio State League
White House
Rapid City
Brookings
S. C
Geneva
League of Nations
Robert Cecil
M. de Jouvenal
Baron Ishli
Japan
Alberto N. Guani
Beelaerts van Bleklands
Holland
Poland
Locarno
Russia
Austen Chamberlain
Hoia
Shantung
Feng Yu-hsiang
Henan
Gorgitat Cleaningompany
S. Fourth Ave
C. H. Schroen
Ann Arbor
Saline Electric Shop
Peter Estermyer
Wallace Block
Saline