Republicans Nominate Amid Debate on Return to Democrats
A Republican Publicity Association statement led by Jonathan Bourne Jr argues the renomination success rate shows no broad discontent with the party. It contrasts current administration gains with alleged Democratic mismanagement, warning that a return to Democratic rule would restore League of Nations pressure and increased bureaucratic control.
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Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Congress
Washington
Democratic Party
United States
League of Nations
Gompers
Annual Red Cross Roll Call Continues Support Needed
Veterans aid must go on and Red Cross service continues until all disabled cases are filed and every ex serviceman entitled to compensation is cared for. Red Cross workers in Veterans' hospitals assist men with war claims and evidence. Michigan public health nurses funded by Red Cross. Gratiot county noted for good work. Support the annual bell call November 11 to 30, 1922. Election November 7 features candidate Sarah for Reginster of Doody on the Democratic ticket.
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Veterans’ Aid
Red Cross
The
Nations Organization
Veterans’ Hospital
Lool Terests
Veteran's Bureau
Home Service
Army
Navy
Michigan
Gratiot County
Civil Law
Studebaker Corporation
Dort Motor Car Company
Galilee
Standard Oil Co
C. A. Nah
Ohio
Nash
Nash Company
Mr. Nash
Iron and Steel
Business address talk on character and fair dealing
A speaker in St Louis urges merchants to prioritize character over profit in business. He cites Nash’s turnaround after a moral shift, praises Par Kar Coach Company and Michigan Transportation, and calls for local support to build a national transportation system while stressing fairness to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
St. Louis
Michigan Transportation Headquarters
Par Kar Coach Company
Par-Kar
Westfall
Potters’ Field
Farm house hire near Ann Arbor for blind woman
Wanted is a middle aged woman to keep house for an old blind lady living on a farm near Ann Arbor. For details, call or write to the Alma Record in Alma, Michigan.
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Ann Arbor
Alma Record
Alma
Tirtf-cig
Poultry and Egg Markets Charge Ahead Despite Oversupply
Poultry receipts were heavier with solid demand for current and freezer needs. Butter prices close firmer and higher than last week. Real fresh eggs fetch slightly higher, yet much stock remains unsold as storage eggs move well but excess supply lingers.
Wallace to Speak at Michigan Agricultural College
Henry C. Wallace former secretary of agriculture in the Harding cabinet will address Michigan Agricultural College students and local farmers on Tuesday afternoon October 31 as part of a Michigan speaking tour. He will participate in cornerstone laying for two new buildings, a Home Economics Building costing about 460000 and a Library at 450000, with the morning ceremony and the address scheduled on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Wallace
Henry C. Wallace
Harding
Michigan Agricultural College
David Friday
Wallace
Michigan
East Lansing
Central Michigan
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Indy
Reginster of Doody
F.C. O'Meara
Visks Fame
Insuve
D. Ross Sullivan
Elmwood Farm
A. B
Wright House
Joel-chie
George Nunn
Ithaca
Inquirer
Ro McPherson
Elwell
RFD
Spd
Wright Ave
Alma, Mich
Ziddy
Theleby
Arenda Hotel
Th-l-che
Lost
Fou
Ahaeca
Riverside
E. B. Stockwell
Sid Walnut Street
Wolverine Dairy Co
Midh Ave
W. M. Klatt
H. M. Landis
Buhlke Elk
College
John Murphy
College St
Pine Ave
Allen Ave
Republic Ave
Republic School
J. D. Heiman
Tfe
Rosedale
Rosedale and
Pleasant
J. D. Helman
Middleton
Edgar Wood
Pollasky Elk
Bert Kittridge
Gitte
Gratiot Ave
Mich
Little Rock Coal Co
Durham
Jersey
Shreeve and Buchanning
Edward Tituy
Grover Ave
Stanton
A. M. Bauman
Shropshire Ram
Shepherd
Burt
K. S. Hall
Hil St
E. W. Albright
Tite
Frank Hines
Meyer Ave
Co. Convix and Smith
Harris Typewriter
W. ©. Fuller
Woodworth
J. M. Wheaton
Produce
Grand Ledge
Bartley’s Market
Kanens
Mie
Eon
Ang
SORA
Universal Car
Ford
F.O. B
Detroit
Piles Motor Sales G
G. V. Niles
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