Michigan Agricultural College offers winter courses for farmers sons
The Michigan Agricultural College announces six winter short courses for farmers sons and others on practical agriculture. No entrance exams. reading ability suffices. Courses cover stock, carpentry, dairy, soils, fruit, bookkeeping, and more with eight hour days and hands on training. Begin January 4 1910 for most courses, six weeks later for Cheese Making.
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Michigan
Agricultural College
Michigan Agricultural College
Early mailing urged for rural Christmas packages
Washington circular urges sending gifts early to rural post offices to avoid congestion. De Graw, in charge of rural routes, advises marking parcels not to be opened until Christmas and mailing several days ahead. One delivery will be made on all rural routes. Lon Christias.
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Washington
Post Office Department
de Graw
Will Preach at St Louis Rev Hurd Allyn Drake Takes Pastorate
Rev Hurd Allyn Drake will begin his St Louis pastorate as pastor of the Presbyterian church after being engaged by the city. He will conduct morning and evening services. Drake has served Emanuel Presbyterian church in Saginaw for a year, studied at Alma College, and performed well despite frequent absence.
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Hurd Allyn Drake
St. Louis
Drake
Emanuel Presbyterian Ehireh
Saginaw
Alma
Hon Arthur Hill Dies Reg ent of Michigan and U.S. Senate Candidate
Arthur Hill regent of the University of Michigan and 1907 United States senate candidate died at his Saginaw home on December 6 after a year of illness. He built vast timber and mining holdings and steamboat interests worth millions. Hill twice served as Saginaw mayor and was named to the state board of regents in 1901 and reelected in 1905.
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Arthur Hill
University of Michigan
United States
Russell A. Alger
Saginaw
Hill
Evanston
Michigan
Ill-Fated Journey and Vast fortune of Mr Hill
The article traces the life of Mr Hill born in St. Clair County Michigan in 1848. He moved to Saginaw in 1856 and graduated from the state university engineering program. He built a vast lumber fortune with holdings across the country, sold Minnesota lands to the Weyerhaeusers in 1894, and led Pacific coast steamship investments including ships built on the Great Lakes. He served as mayor of Saginaw for two terms, sat on the board of regents for eight years, and ran for US Senate in 187, a campaign cut short by accusations of money mismanagement by Governor Warner. His death followed a political appointment controversy perceived to hasten his decline.
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Michigan
Great Lakes
Pacific
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Republican Party
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Saginaw
Board of Regents
United States Senate
Warner
Advertised Letters Listing for December 4
A postal notice lists patrons such as Don Waer Curtis Mey Franel Howell Ray Juste Nelxeny Kittenner Largham C. J. Rilett Howard Smith Mary Thettas Golith Wood John VorDeMark Abbi Young and others as advertised. If unclaimed, letters will go to the Dead Letter Office on December 20 1000.
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Curtis Mey Franel
Howell
Ray FL Juste
Nelxeny Kittenner
Jea Largham
C. J. Rilett
Howard Smith
Mira da Stewart
Mies
Mary Thettas
Mr Awit
Mise Golith Wood
John VorDeMark
Abbi Young
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