Pine Street Contract Bid Controversy Temporarily Postponed
City officials argued over awarding Pine Street work to the low bidder as two bids, 1160 and 96402 54, were presented with $500 checks. The vote hinged on bond details and legality, with a push to proceed if bonds sold, while a delay or alternative arrangement remained possible. A meeting about Chautauqua tickets was set for Wednesday at 8:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayer Street
Walnut Veel
Cie of Mothies
Crane & Barelingg
Nity
Ihelena Urenner
Woodworth
Pine Street
Molmes, Grane & Boring
Straigit & McNutt
Stanten
Downie
Detenlt Trust Company
Ity Bend
Creager
Creacer
Straight & McNutt
Cannati Sioner
Tt Way
Croager
Ulolnua, Crane & Bartlin
Hobite
Reynolde
Detroit Trust Company
City Moniarer
Detroit Hetine
Thin
Holmes, Crane & Bartling
Therould
Veterans urged for CET certificates and five year rule
Guidance issued on veterans seeking compensation certificates under Act 906. Eligibility hinges on filing within five years of discharge or death, with some dates clarifying rights for early discharges and injuries. Examples illustrate denial risks if claims miss the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Anit- Veterans’ Bureau
Aly
Veterans Bureau
United States
Iran
Washington, D. C
Pew Bureau
Veterans’ Arena
IOI
Navy
Veterans’ Bureau
Community Entertainment Night At Free Local Show
Attendees enjoyed a Wednesday evening free program featuring the ordinary band, a telek role skater, a comedian, and juggling acts. The crowd reacted warmly to the varied entertainment with plans announced for the next week's showcase.
Sunday Evening Park Services to Continue in August
Wright Park will host Sunday evening union services in August after July success. Rev. H. H. Anderson spoke on Redemption Realized with solos by Miss Marion Grover. August 6 Captain Symonds Salvation Army. August 13 Rev J W Horton St John’s Episcopal. August 20 Rev Alex Anderson community service leader. August 27 Rev C H Hull United Brethren Church. If rain, services move to the Methodist Church. Music under Mr. Smith. ushering by Mr. Wislet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Park
H. H. Anderson
The
Christian Church
Marion Grov_er
Captain Symonds
Salvation Army
J. W. Horton
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Alex. Anderson
Michigan
Livestock Breeders Picnic at Ithaca Sets Busy Gratiot Event
Plans are nearly complete for the largest livestock men gathering in Gratiot county to be held Tuesday at Woodland Park Ithaca. The Livestock Breders Picnic includes a 1 30 p m speaking program with speakers from M A C and a St Johns official, a livestock judging contest for youths, athletic events, and a noon dinner. A baseball game will cap the day while later a resignation from Lt Frank Kennedy of Troop C 106th Cavalry is noted as accepted and reserves a possible return.
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Gratiot
Woodland Park
Ithaca
A. V. Freeman
H. E. Dennison
William M. Smith
St. Johns
Michigan Livestock Exchange
Frank Kennedy
106Th Cavalry
Michigan National Guard
Bersey
Michigan
Parker Takes Postmaster Role in Alma Office
Frank O. Parker was confirmed by the U. S. Senate as Alma’s postmaster replacing Ezra L. Smith. Parker, with nearly a decade in the post office and five years at First State Bank, begins a four year term amid well wishes from friends and colleagues. Smith retires from the Alma office but remains with the Rigeles Motor Truck Company while continuing to reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Parker
Alma
U. S. Senate
Parker
First State Bank
Uncle Sam
Ezra L. Smith
W. P. Cish
Smith
Rigeles Motor Truck Company
Saginaw
OLIN STARTS MALARIA WAR IN MICHIGAN
Lansing August 1 Dr R M Olin state health commissioner launches a malaria control drive to curb a potential repeat of last year’s outbreak that killed more than ten people in Michigan. He warns the anopheles mosquito thrives in August and urges destruction of breeding sites amid reports of two new cases. Authorities fear a rapid spread from infected persons to healthy individuals. Last year the epidemic began in Saginaw and spread to several counties through short term contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
R. M. Olin
Maxquito
Olin
Health Department
Saginaw
Erecting New Structure by DeRushian Storage
The DeRushian Storage Company on Grover Avenue began building a new two story warehouse measuring 160 feet in length. The first story will be reinforced concrete and brick, while the second story will be frame construction.
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DeRushian Storage Company
Grover Avenue
Fred DeRushia
Democratic Pre-Primary Convention Names Ballot Cadidates
The Chatlet county Democratic pre primary meeting at City Hall chose candidates for the county ticket and saw petitions to place names on the September primary ballot. George Long of Pompeii was picked for state representative, with Heilman as sheriff candidate, Gallagher for county clerk, and others for various posts. The Strand Theatre will show The Silent Call with Strongheart the dog, featuring John Bowers and Kathryn McGuire among cast.
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Democrata
Chatlet County
Tihana
Louis
Alma
George Long
Pompeii
Washington Township
Daved D. Heilman
Carl Gallagher
Mies Sarah Brodebeck
Register
Deadsea John 'T
Mutherés
Tthaca
Proveduting Attorngs
Ray McCall
Ithdck Ig
Strand Theatre
H. O. Davis
Laurence Trimble
Jane Murfin
California
Hal G. Evarta
Far West
Strongheart
Star
Miss Murfin
Whia
Mins Murfin
Troop 106th Cavalry to Train at Grayling Next Week
Michigan National Guard unit 106th Cavalry will entrain early next week for Grayling to join other state units for several weeks of training. Many men anticipate benefits from the camp and look forward to the experience. A few advertisements note nut ice cream at 40 cents per quart and promotions for DeLuxe Candy and Grand Union Tea Store products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLuxe i Candy Co
106Th Cavalry
Michigan National Guard
Grayling
Deluxe
Candy Co
Woodworth Avenue Paving Nears Finish Today
The morning forecast expected no delays as workmen finish paving on Woodworth Avenue this evening. A half block remained between Downie and Superior, with sites on Downie, West End, and Pine streets to follow if cement and financing align, else delays shift to Chesaning or fall completion.
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Woodworth Avenue
Downie
Superior
Downie Street
State and Park
West End Street
Holmes, Crane & Bartling
Pine Street
Alma
Chesaning
Hyde Reunion Brings Hydes Together for 11th Year
The eleventh Hyde Reunion gathered July 2 1922 at Wright Park drawing sixty five Hydes and relatives from multiple areas. Four new Hydro joins were invited, a business meeting elected Lemuel Hyde president and Mildred Cowlin secretary, and a short program by Raymond and Leo Hyde closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Wright Park
Lemuel Hyde
Mildred Cowlin
Raymond
Leo Hyde
Emma Miller
Boyne City
Panay
Helen
Ashley
H. L. Hyde
Keith, Denneth
Merl
Wayne Hyde
Ithaca
F. R. Hyde
Frances
Carl
Katie
Paul
Gerald Hyde
Grand Ledge
Jane Hyde
Eureka
James Hyde
Wallace Merlen
Marguerite
Leon Mesler
Lewis Hyde
R. G
St. Johna
Oliver Hyde
Merle
Giles MacLaren
Hazel MacLaren
Lansing
Chas. Freeman
Shepard
Dennis Hyde
Earl Hyde
Ovid
Wm. Barnes
Mary
Political Announcement on Water Freezing Under High Pressure
A political brief notes water will freeze at 900000 pounds pressure. The statement implies a standards claim or safety warning about phase change under extreme pressure. No additional context or sources accompany the announcement.
Man From Michigan Seeks Eighth District Seat in Three Way Race
In the Eighth District campaign race a three cornered contest emerges with William M. Smith of St Johns, Bird J. Vincent of Saginaw, and Francis Lindquist of Greenville entering. Lindquist, once a congressman, returns amid uncertainty while Smith and Vincent push for support, with William Lash also in but not a serious threat. Primary on September 12 looms as each camp braces for tighter battle, Lindquist largely sidelined except for potential mail order activity. Next, Rev. Edward E. Shoufler will end Baptist Church Bible lectures August, focusing on The Christian's Bible and related topics with open invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Smith
St Johns
Bird J. Vincent
Saginaw
Francis ©. Lindquist
Greenville
William Lash
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and
Gratiot
Montcalm
Lindquist
Dope
Congress
Fordney
Michigan
Smith
Vincent
Saginaw County
Edward E. Shoufler
The
Baptist Church
Shouffer
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Qiork DeLuxe Candy Co
CET Sertificates
Injoy
Col. Forbes
Frank
Farrer
McEed
Grand Union Tea Store
Michigan Cities
Gratiot County
D. Helman
Lash
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