No Grievance Claims From Ann Arbor Railroad Strike
G W Burt, Am Arbor railroad agent, says shopmen on the Ann Arbor railroad have no grievance against management. He says the strike aims to defy the United States Railroad Labor Board and the government. The board set a wage increase effective July 1, 1922, but workers refuse reductions and nationwide unity supports the strike. Management and shop employees had conferences. disputes were discussed, but employees would not accept settlement terms.
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Alma Record
G. W. Burt
Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor MB
United States Railroad Labor Board
United States
At Art
Congress
Lowes Oiel
United Onenon
Comuibin
Army to Train 27 000 Citizens
The war department revues instructions for summer citizen military camps under the 1923 appropriation act. Plans call for training 27,400 young men aged 17 to 27 in citizen camps, with 8,000 per corps area, plus 4,500 officer and reserve officer training across grades. National guard and cavalry training details, camp reductions, and Camp Custer vacancies noted. Interested applicants urged to contact M. W. Stuckey at the local post office.
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Vontmanders
War Department
Citizens Military
Affiewre
AW Reserve Corps
National Guard
Lhe
Ylane
Camp Custer
M. W. Stuckey
Pastor Resigns Amid Church Reorganization
Rev Shoufter, pastor of the Federated Church, tendered his resignation as the church reorganizes with new superintendents and a graded system. He has led weekday Bible classes for high school students, chairs the educational committee, and will consider new calls after reviewing potential fields.
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Shoufter
Federated Church Council
Shoefler
Ie & Good Ny
Hot race grows for Republican nomination in Saginaw district
The Michigan Republican primary for Joseph W. Fordney's seat in Congress features William Smith of St John, Vincent of Saginaw, and other hopefuls amid speculation of several filings. Veterans, former county attorneys, and incumbents join the race as filing day nears, with multiple candidates expected on the ballot.
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Kiehth
Miehient
Joseph W. Fordney
Congress
Vis
Fordney
Willian Smith
St. Johing
Rekef
Fredney
Bled Vincent
Saginaw
Vincent
Saginaw County
Ordd
Waread
Sagai
Ayittion
Buginaw
Fertilizer Needs With Alfalfa Crop
Michigan State agricultural officials warn alfalfa requires balanced nutrients beyond nitrogen. Inoculated alfalfa fixes nitrogen from air, but removing hay removes phosphorus and potassium, not fully replenished by manure. Analyses show yearly losses of nitrogen phosphorus and potassium. farmers respond with phosphates and new blends at seeding.
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Price
Michigan
Photphoris
Potassian
Fondinar
Boys and Girls Club Camp Plans At Michigan Agricultural College
Members from counties across Michigan plan a weeklong camp at Michigan Agricultural College from July 10 to NM under college extension staff. More than 200 champions are eligible for state camp. about 150 expected to enroll. The program features class work, games, trips to Lansing, campus tours, and banquets. Housing and meals arranged on campus with low rates. This is the fourth annual state camp for club champions. Maple Nut Ice Cream advertised.
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Michigin
Michigan Agricultural College
College Extension Division
R. A. Turner
Meme
Lansing
Infant mortality warning from state health director urges breast milk safety
Blanche M. Haines new director of the bureau of child hygiene warns mothers of babies under one year as infant deaths rise in peak season. She urges certified milk feeds and prompt doctor calls for suspected illness to lower rates amid rising annual statistics. Separately June bank clearings show a gain over 1921 and May 1922 figures, with weekly totals and month totals compared.
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Strcomer
State Department of Health
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Blanche M. Haines
Boreau of Child Hygiene and Public Health
State Health Department
Dr. Haines
Vital Statistics Bureau
Jianie
Haines
Fiewres
Real estate and trades listed by Alma Real Estate
The ad offers forty acres for sale tied to telegraph and sewer liens in Alma and other properties for sale or trade. WM. BR. PARNELL, salesman, lists contact details and claims Discoverer of Rubber Tree and other odd notices amid mixed reading notes.
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Alma Real Estate and Exchange
Siewall
St. Laity Faryne Intural Graray
Ravenie
Wight
Hans Fe Alvoe
WM. BR. Parnell
Ahdeautt Qaiselanaey
Ftoe
Wat
Order of Services At Thee Churches
Sunday school hours and morning worship listed for Free Methodist Church First Baptist Presbyterian Episcopal and Universal Belief in Charme. Open air union services in park details and speakers noted. Also quotes on charms and superstitions with literary extract.
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Free Methodist Church
Orner of Cedar and
Center Streets
Mellott
First Baptist Church
Hastings
State Streets
E. Shoufler
Residene
W. Downle
Sumner Assembly
Presbyterian Church
W. Superior St
Prospect Ave
W. L. Gelston
W. Lanier
New York
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