Warner urges focus on Senate choice for Michigan
A Detroit paper quoted Governor Warner asserting that electing a U S senator carries far greater future impact than the governor’s own office. He argued the senate will face major questions in coming years and Michigan needs a candidate with broad knowledge, experience, ability, and devotion to state interests.
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Detroit
Warner
United States
Seteator
Liawe Mpe Fatn Sbleais
Senate
Michigan
Henry Melchers Dead From Harper Hospital Surgery
Henry Melchers of Saginaw, father of William Melchers of this city, died in Detroit Friday morning from complications after an operation at Harper Hospital. The Saginaw Evening News praised him as genial, honest, and devoted to family, a respected employer and generous supporter of worthy causes. He was known for kindness to children and left a strong example to successors, with many friends in Alma who extend condolences.
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Henry Melchers
Saginaw
William Melchers
Detroit
Harper Hospital
Saginaw Evening News
Melchers
Alma
Shrewd Alma merchants urge holiday shoppers to read ads
The Alma Recor extols local business energy and warns visitors that shopper interest is reflected in the town’s advertisements. It urges holiday shoppers to peruse every notice to gauge enterprise and opportunities, noting Alma merchants are enterprising for a town of its size.
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Alma
Alma readers tout Dean's Kidney Pills in local notice
Alma residents share faith in Dean's Kidney Pills as a reliable kidney remedy. Mrs. F A Mack of Grant Street praises the product for years of use and says it solves backache from kidney weakness. The ad cites Foster Milburn Co as U S agents and urges readers to remember the name Down's.
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Alma
F. A. Mack
Grant Street
Alia
Mich
Dean
Charles Rhodes
Gnty
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Down's
Advertiser Praises Local Paper Results in Alma Michigan
A notice from Alma Michigan thanks the paper for timely advertisement results. Within 36 hours after publication, a customer rolled over a large amount of goods bought at low prices. The writer promises another advertisement for new tenders next week.
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Bruce
Wade
Registered Nurses Bill Moves Through State Legislature
A bill for state registration of nurses will be presented this winter. It covers both trained and untrained caregivers and does not require registered nurses to claim status. The measure does not seek state funding and aims to recognize nurses as a vital medical profession, providing broader protection for the public. Dr Beverly D Carrixon, secretary of the state medical board, supports the proposal as just and beneficial.
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Beverly D. Carrixon
State Medicial Board
Country fair style stock sale draws large crowd
Last Wednesday a farm sale of stock and implements at Brown's farm seven miles west drew an unexpectedly large turnout with hundreds of farmers from distant areas. Brown hosted lunch with coffee and doughnuts. a later call prompted more coffee and crickets to meet demand. The event showcased the impact of overhyped misadvertising.
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Brown
Seville and Sumner Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Gee Home
The Seville and Sumner Farmers Club met at Mrs. R A Gee's home on December 4 amid a storm, drawing strong attendance. Members discussed education and culture for farmers, shared papers and magazines, and praised the question box ideas. Mrs Gee showed a squash weighing 17 pounds grown from seed imported from California. Officers elected: President W T Pitt, Vice President W C Mallory, Secretary Ellix Potter, Treasurer Gustivos Quick, Corresponding Secretary Mrs W C Mallory. year
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Seville
Vmet
R.A. Gee
Marriage Licenses and Advertising Echoes in Local Paper
The article lists marriage licenses for numerous individuals from Newark Township Lafayette Township and other Michigan areas. includes Glenn Jessup Hadith Bahosen C Oscar Redman Blanche Kennedy Mande Tate Aaron Husted Mary Ellen Biglow George Thompson Ella Hinman Harrison Carmel and more with ages. It also contains an extended ad style text praising newspapers advertising power savings deposits in Michigan and a Cuban trip contest for Miss Litinie Udell of Alina with votes by district and subscription incentives.
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Glenn Jessup
Newark
Hadith Bahosen
Tatehie
Oscar Redman
Lafayette
Blanche Kennedy
St Louis
George P. Thompson
Marion
Mich
Ella Hinman
Astley
Harrison Carmel
Arcada
Mande Tate
Alina
Aaron Husted
Fulton
Mary Ellen Biglow
Litinie Udell
Cuba
Detroit Frep
Detroit
Cala
Mise Udell
Qne
Recorn
Emerson Christmas Gossip From St Johns Firm Caller
Emerson notes a Merry Christmas greeting from Walter and Hodge of St Johns as Mr Hodge visited L D Bakers. Township treasurer Robert Gamble, ill recently, is improving. John Spear recovers from pneumonia. Mrs Nancy Royce in poor health with heart trouble. Mr and Mrs J J Walter of Ithaca visit Arthur Walter and family. Mrs Geo Davis of Ithaca stays with her mother, Mrs Peter Knapp. Mr Davis to Montana on business. Joe Gamble returns from Mississippi. Rev No W Weston ends Sickles meetings. Mr and Mrs Carl Biehorn visit Mrs Biehorns relatives and Henry Shaw of Bethany township.
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Mr. Hodge
Walter & Hodge
St. Johns
L. D. Baker
Robert Gamble
John Spear
Nancy Royce
J. J. Walter
Ithaca
Arthur Walter
Geo. Davis
Peter Knapp
Davis Huving
Montana
Joe Gamble
Mississippi
No W. Weston
Sickles
Carl Biehorn
Eiehorn
Henry Shaw
Bethany Township
Sanday
Beaver Creek Notes Capture Local Life and Movements
Beav er Creek items report Nerriy Belille ill health Union photo meeting at Bert Thorp's Monday Daisy Valance visits Fret Grown Lewis Hudson works at Alma Sanitarium Mr and Mrs Lambert return from Portland Colgan and Schofield travel north wedding rumor Adam Symonds visits sister Mrs Crittenden Pete Britton called to Grand Ledge due to ill father John Wilson moves in with Anna Lanshaw Wright school new building and start of classes F Kyes buys a new horse Lizzie Loomis visits Saginaw Don Hays works at Alun Sugar factory Wright school closed next week due to the teacher's father's death Several attended C F Browns auction sale
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Nerriy Belille
Bert Thorp
Daisy Valance
Fret Grown
Lewis Hudson
Alma
Mra. Lambert
Portland
Colgan
Schofield
Fred Greenman
Henry Valance
Hapner
Orvil Welch
Adam Symonds
St. Louis
John Wilson
Anna Lanshaw
F. Pike
Wright
C. F. Brown
Fred Kyes
Lizzie Loomis
Saginaw
Don Hays
Alun
Local notes from Shepherd and nearby towns
Miss Susie Brady returns from Grand Rapids. Visitors include Miss Higgerman Caldwell and Mrs. Leal Slathman. Local residents host relatives in Mt. Pleasant and Grawn. Several townspeople travel, move, or visit over the weekend. Jerseyville post office discontinued. mail routed from Shepherd and Mt. Pleasant. Lady Maccabees and Modern Woodmen plan officer elections. A W Brock & Co. advertises wood efficiency.
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Susie Brady
Grand Rapids
Higgerman
Caldwell
Leal Slathman
M. H. Latta
Sagin
W. Barnard
Grawn
Micke
Chas
Wilson
K. K. Strable
Hibbard
Amos
Andrew Pienett
Detroit
Jerseyville
Shepherd
Mr. Pleasant
Lady Maccabees
Woodmen
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