Abbey Assumes Command as Michigan National Guard Modernizes
A conference between Gov Osborn and 16 guard officers reshuffles high command. Three brigadiers, three colonels, and two majors lose shoulder straps. new roles create one brigadier general to command troops and two new majors with depot duties. Legislature to consider a bill sponsored by Rep Ganster. Dinner to honor Michigan’s statehood anniversary planned in Washington with Senator Smith as toastmaster and Senator Towas as responder.
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Michigan National Guard
Jamey Kidd
Carl A. Wagner
Walter G. Rogers
United National Guard
Geo McGurrin
Michigan
Michi
Washinon
Washington
William Alden Smith
Burt Tows
First Mail in 24 Days at Thunder Bay Island
Winter colony on Thunder Bay Island receives first mail from Alpena after 24 days while sending 26 days’ mail. Members travel by an ice route to North Point with a boat on runners, gathering letters, papers and magazines as conditions shift between land ice and water. Meanwhile Mrs. W H Dawson of Bay City wanders the city after the death of her 14 year old son and infant daughter, amid a police search.
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Thunder Bay Island
Alpena
North Point
Brown
Point
W. H. Dawgon
Bay City
Balt
Eppendicii
Explosion Burlea Four and Fire Claims Lives
A farm house near Deerfield was destroyed when 16 pounds of Pry exploded during a fire, burying Henry, his wife, and two children who escaped with minor injuries. The incident is treated as miraculous. The report also notes plans for a new library at A. C. funded by a $175,000 state appropriation, and coverage of local temperance group field day plans. Michigan Engineering Society elected officers at Lansing, led by President Byron E Parks of Grand Rapids.
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Attle
Henry It
Deerfield
Abdella Ees
Ben Laborer
Michigan Engineering Society
Fm Sension
Lansing
Folonan
Byron E Parks
Grand Rapids
Alles
Ann Arbor
Bert Bes Bolmes
Ntsenigy
Joke Mubbell
Alma College School of Music Offers Broad Training
Alma College presents a comprehensive School of Music with expert instruction, frequent artist and pupil recitals, and active choral groups. Students gain library access, gym, and sight reading classes while pursuing five hours of academics with moderate tuition and low living costs. The program emphasizes rational musical education, ear training, rhythmic development, and a Beethoven ensemble class for advanced pianoforte students. Graduates must complete two years each of French German and History, plus Physics, English, and Elementary Psychology.
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Alma School of Music
Tollo
The
Presbyterian Church
Choral Union
School of Music
Alma College
Academy
Orgeni
Viardot Garcia
Value of a Musical Education Textual Overview
A historical overview extols the value of musical education, detailing piano and vocal courses, harmony, musical history, ensemble work, and rigorous training. It covers degree structures, performance ensembles, teaching qualifications, and diploma requirements for public school teaching credentials.
Expenses at Wright and Pioneer Halls and Music School
A historical fee list shows Board at Wright Hall priced 2.75 per week for the year. Room rents range from 36.00 to 72.00 for single occupancy and 63.00 to 63.00 for double occupancy at Pioneer Hall. Music School offerings include various piano and voice lessons per semester from 5.00 to 30.00, plus ensembles and courses such as Public School Music and History of Music at 3.00 to 5.00, and piano usage rates from 4.00 to 8.00 per semester.
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the Choral Union
Choral Union
Cscs Sec Reecey Eran
Sry
Pioneer Hall
Baie Vee
School of Art program details at Booth School
Kate L. Booth leads a school focused on observational drawing from black and white models, still life, and life studies. Courses span four years with a two year option, offering drawing, perspective, painting, and public school drawing. Tuition lists per semester and discounts for intensive study.
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Kate L. Booth
Costly Pet Turns Tearful Squirrel Incident
A Montana boy kept a young squirrel as a pet, letting it roam freely at home. The rodent reportedly caused no trouble until a roll of money went missing, revealing the squirrel had torn the bills to pieces. The story ends with the boy deciding the animal was a fried squirrel next.
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Montana
Mi-DNA and Mi-O-Na Stomach Tablet Advertisement
Pure rich blood claim touts MI-DNA as a universal tonic improving vigor brain nourishment and nerve strength. It promotes digestion relieves indigestion and promises immediate stomach relief with two tablets after meals and a free trial by Booth's Mi-o-na Buffalo NY.
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Chas
Rhodes
Buffalo
Real estate transfers listed to multiple owners in Alma Bethany Woodward and nearby
A consolidated list of real estate transfers showing M W Sadler and others to O E Sadler. H Kretzschmar to T Kretzschmar. S W Chase and Birmingham to Woodward. Kerrs to Kerr. Johnson to Fraker. Seeley to Har. Sutton to Becker. Ackers to Davis. Tate to North W. Beebe to Campbell. Campbell to Campbell. Stratton to Shafer. Udell to Eckert. Fletcher to Baslick. Chittenden to Hartman. Snyder to Body. Miller to Wiltshire. Mey to Newton. Merrill to Oster. Hoffman to Wolfe. Wright to T A.
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M. W. Sadler
O. E Sadler
Elyadd
Alma
H. Kretzschmar
T. Kretzschmar
Bethany
S. W. Chase
Birmingham
Woodward C. Kerr
R. C. Kerr
Hamilton M. Johnson
M. J. Fraker
Pine River
Add
A. Seeley
D. E. Har- H. Sutton
E. H. Becker
Lafayette
H. Ackers
D. Davis
Hamilton
Tison
T Wanaug
North
E. Shafer
New Haven
A. Udell
H. B .Eckert
Woodward
Alma Sda
S._N. Fletcher
A. Baslick
Wheeler
Bascanes
F. Mey
F. C. Newton
Smith Add
St. Louis
D. Merrill
E. Oster
CN. Hoffman
R. Wolfe
North Star
A. Wright
T. A
Kress
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Alma College Facts
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Wright Hall
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School OF Art
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McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School
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