Village king Bill Ford’s ties to Dearborn profits and pride
Norris Quinn profiles William Ford known as Bill in Dearborn Michigan. He distills a modest life beside Henry Ford noting Bill’s prominent village role and local trade in tractors and appliances. The piece highlights Bill’s close ties to the Ford family and his public service in Dearborn.
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Norris Quinn
Opyright
NEA Service
Perarborn
Mich
William Ford
William
Ford
Dearborn
Bill
Bane
Boi
Henry
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Trac
Re. Coun
Tour America for Health Caravan With Chauffeur and Dog
Mr. C. E. Carmichael of Ocala Florida plans a health oriented 1 to 2 year Western tour by car converted into a mobile home. The vehicle features a bay rear window, sleeping space, and full home conveniences including lavatory, kitchen, ice box, two gas stoves, shower bath, beds and furniture. Chauffeur Shorty Keefe and dog Silver Mix accompany Carmichael on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmichael
Ocala
Piorida
New England
California
Dakotas
C. E. Carmichael
Shorty” Keefe
Silver Mix
Smoke and gun talk in tangled urban musings
A fractured piece discusses gun use and smoke screens, questions motives behind phrases like Give her the gas, and shifts to a 반open New York auto journal on car related issues, mentions Monrovia and traffic loops with aging duty.
Cleaning a dirty spark plug with fuel and alcohol soak
A nostalgic snippet describes methods to clean a carbon fouled spark plug by burning gasoline in the shell or soaking overnight in alcohol. It also includes tributes to a local man Bill with quotes from neighbors and town officials praising his generosity and democracy.
Lonely mothers seek to adopt Rose in Seattle letters
Cynthia Grey prints readers’ pleas from Seattle on lonely parents seeking to adopt the girl Rose and to connect with other lonely daughters. The column also answers reader questions on slang origins, naval bonuses, animal care, medical knots, and historical notes, with brief guidance and references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia
Leven
Seattle
Cynthia Grey
San
Nina
Reddit
En Anne Hill
Rose
Alaska
History of the calendar adoption details requested
A reader asks about the calendar's history and why the present system was adopted. Readers may obtain the information from the Washington bureau at 1322 New York Ave, Washington, D. C., by including a two-cent stamped self-addressed envelope for reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
School Boys and Girls invited to request information
A Seattle call asks any boy or girl to fill a coupon and mail to the Washington bureau to receive information. The notice targets youth to obtain more details and participates in a nationwide information program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington
Good Roads Are Keys to Market
President Harding's agricultural conference in Washington urged coordinating railways waterways and highways to handle traffic most efficiently. It called for highway research and continued federal aid for interstate postal and farm to market roads so farmers can haul to markets more often and in greater quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Congress
University Chief Calls UW the Greatest Asset
Dr. Henry Suzeallo, president of the University, told the Chamber of Commerce Friday that the university is the greatest asset of Washington and the Northweet region, citing figures from recent studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
University of Washington
Henry Suzeallo
University
Chamber of Commerce
Students Announce Names of Cheaters at University
Two university students were convicted of cheating and placed on probation with a failing grade in the course. The names were announced at the university by Robert Macfarlane, president of the student body, under the school honor policy. A separate note announces a public meeting commemorating the founding of the Methodist Episcopal Women's Foreign Missionary Society at 3 p.m. Thursday at the First Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Macfarlane
The
Methodist Episcopal Women's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
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H. C. Knapff
I. I. Chaffin
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Buick Sales Company
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Richard W. Child
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YALE
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Ch. E
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Aradia Sales & Service Co
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Washington State College
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Sidney
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James St
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