Permanent gas rate fixed for Gratiot County towns
The temporary gas rate approved by the Gratiot County Gas Campaign and the Michigan Public Utilities Commission will be replaced by a permanent rate for Ithaca Lavin Beridge Alin and others served by the facility. A public hearing is planned next Thursday at Limeing to determine the permanent rate, with no clear change expected from the current temporary pricing. The city commission and officials will attend, along with the rate hearing. The meeting includes a charity event featuring fried chicken and beverages.
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Gratiot
Myhigen
Ithaca
Fi Lavin
Beridge
Limeing
Cea
Cabipnns
William A. Babb
Lgy
William B. Reynolds
Auto deaths rise in state prompt stronger penalties
Lansing reports 175 traffic fatalities in the state in five months with 623 children under 14 among the dead. Dr William Deacon urges stricter action and advocates a public safety license labeling drivers as careless or dangerous to deter reckless behavior. Public sentiment could curb careless driving and protect pedestrians.
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Lansing
Angel
Tre
Willian V. Deacon
Afchicon Aygeurtmetif
Detroit
Fragmented OCR notes on wartime experiments and chemicals
A corrupted text fragment describes chemical experiments and wartime activities, mentioning picric acid and various improvised processes. The illegible lines reference governance, wartime directives, and unspecified preparations, with scattered proper nouns and uncertain technical details.
Forbes Tells Of Ane Conditions
The article discusses financial and political ideas related to new york America figures and a university funding debate. It references an ongoing discussion about economic policy, wartime financing, and editorial commentary on public finance and national conditions. Continues on page four.
Shoe Shop Offers Help to Unlucky Needy Children
The Shot-N-Hat Shop on Superior Street offers to repair or rebuild third footwear for needy children aged six to twelve, exceptional cases up to fourteen. Proprieter Willem Angelus pledges aid during the school season, starting September 1 and continuing as needed to keep youths in school.
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Alga
Willem Angelus
Sehen
Rati
Angelia
Mr. Angelis
The Value of Alma's Institution Greater
The article contemplates the value of Alma Colleges and similar institutions, comparing attendance, reach, and impact. It discusses regional access, education quality, and the broader social role of higher learning, noting shifts in enrollment and perception across communities. It references figures and opinions from Advocate sources and notes potential future trends.
Death After Kick by Horse In Agdicuat County
Charlee Wesley Bueller a man living near this day died from injuries after being kicked by a horse Thursday evening while working with horses. He was 30 years old and hospital treatment followed but the shock proved fatal. The funeral was held from the late Dorothone Monday with Rev. M. W. Duffey officiating at Riverside cemetery.
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Charlee Wesley Bueller
Girom
Furtnee
Kueller
M. W. Duffey
Riverside Cemetery
Paysie McClaine Owosso Officer
Daysie McClaine a former captain of the Salvation Army port in Alma and a long active policewoman, was transferred by the Salvation Army to Owosso to serve as commander of the Owosso Arty port. Her Alma record against social evils earned her this police role in Owosso.
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Daysie McClaine
Salvation Arty Port
Salvation Army
Owosso
Alma
Nema Daysie McClaine
Xeme
Owonsa
Gratiot County Tuberculine Test and Herd Welfare
In Gratiot County discussions focus on tuberculin testing for cattle, seeking voluntary participation from breeders to identify and control bovine tuberculosis. The move aims to safeguard herds, support livestock health, and promote trade by encouraging testing and reporting through local livestock institutions and authorities.
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Apatiot
Better Babies Contest At AY Far
The report describes a Better Babies contest with details on participants and judging. It notes multiple chnaces and groups involved, with emphasis on awards for twins and triplets. Officials named include GW. Diekimeon and Selnetoie Man ager. The event appears to be organized under a medical or scientific supervision and focuses on infant attributes and standards.
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Clentweily
Wits Willmall
Brill
Tae Hale
Oxel
Vines
Anil
GW. Diekimeon
Fdr
New Strain of Poultry Developed at Beltsville Farm
A new poultry strain has been developed at the Beltsville Maryland station of the U S Department of Agriculture. named by See sy Walla after the veterinarian, Tey M Lannon, senior poultryman. Foundation stock includes White Sussex Rock Silver Gray Ducking and White Leghorn. The fowls are larger with long deep bodies and medium size combs and wattles. Introductory stock not yet available but breeding for adaptability to various regions will be tested and shared with state colleges and experiment stations.
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Tavineria Ie Iuprae
Bayermental Farner
Well States Department of Agericulture
Beltiyille
See'y
Lost Their Lives in Service Funeral for three local soldiers
The funerals for Sergeant Marry 4 twonard and Private Seelié Melean were held Sunday with large local attendance. The processions moved from the undertaker to River cemetery with many Mason members and veterans in attendance.
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Marry
Twonard
Seelié Melean
Pian
Teonard
Alma Lodge
Masonkl
Soredie Wien
Gell-Benyern
Ecerclin
Bowte
Pires
Deaffes
Myers
Amerived Legion
Show Pigs Must Be Vaccinated
The Pig and Calf Club invites members to bring their pigs to the fair showing events with prizes offered. The state provides free vaccination work. club members cover other costs. Details available from the Vari Baran office on the club trailer.
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Res
Muir
Vari Baran
Republic Motor Truck chief notes improving business trends
Col Frank E. Smith vice president and general manager says sales of the Rapid Transit three quarter ton truck reflect a broad economic upturn. He cites repeat orders from farmers, grocers, wholesalers, furniture dealers, poultry and fruit merchants, and contractors as evidence of a national revival trend.
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Frank E. Smith
Republic
Xerliams
Constant Sory
Or Republic
Xec
Slate Bodies in Soil Survey Findings and Attendees
A Michigan soil study meeting led by Prof McM Motul reviewed slate bodies in soil survey and related agricultural deployment. Attendees included state officials such as Prof A K Chitvonden and A. Smith, plus U S Department of Agriculture representatives, with discussions on legal framework and reporting duties.
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Mapp
Michigan
McM
Motul
ASU
Wien
Mtvete
Ube
United States Department of Agricultume
Whitney Watling
Matcheeter
Mraiber
State Hound of Appliculture
AL Dewile
A. K. Chitvonden
de Forestin
A. Smith
Sater
University of Michigan
Moteal
Dor
Mathat
United States Department of Agriviilines
Firener
Fi Near
Stasrell
Potatoes and Wheat Crop Health Amid Weather Extremes
Reports from Michigan and surrounding states describe variable yields due to drought and heat. Early potatoes show rapid growth with price implications, while wheat prospects depend on drought relief and regional conditions. Washington, New York, and Michigan expect strong apple and peach futures, with farm reports noting favorable weather for fruit development and a cautious outlook for overall crop yields.
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Kent
Tie
Abehignay
Petate
Verne IL
Crite
Topper
Miethern
Beatie
Dune
Michigan
United States
Mileham Ca
Washington
New York
Snar App
HM Articultural Department
Michigan Agricultural College
Theatre Offer Sparks Debate At Chautauqua Week
A chaotic discussion unfolds during a Chautauqua theater week, focusing on the role of the local board and the potential impact of policy changes on performances. Citizens voice concerns about funding, safety, and artistic freedom as organizers respond to questions about management and scheduling.
May Start Work of Construction At Alma College
The endowment drive at Alma College aims to begin construction soon. With pledges growing and initial payments received, the funding committee expects work to start once more payments arrive, though delays persist as remaining pledges are collected.
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Wrustens
Alma Colleq
Viat
Warriogs
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