Health Meeting in Lansing Aims for December 4 to 8
Lansing prepares for a second annual health conference from December 4 to 8 under the Michigan Department of Health and Michigan Public Health Association. About 1000 health officers, nurses, physicians, and faculty members are expected, with talks on disease control rural health, quarantine, and Shepard Towner child welfare efforts.
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Lansing
Michigan Department of Health
Michigan Public Health Association
Department of Health
Michigan
RB. Olin
Alma residents and visitors gather for events and news
Alma area residents and visitors are noted in a stream of social, educational, and civic items. Many attend or plan events at Alma College and nearby towns, while others visit relatives in Michigan and Illinois. Names include Sylvia Gaffney, Lettie Kerr, Zeta Sigma Society, and the Pythian Sister Club.
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A.W. Davis
Saginaw
Tfe College
Ann Arbor
Homaine Clark
Ithaca
Mt. Pleasant
Roy Hamilton
Alma College
Presbyterian Church
Ionia
J. E. Mitchell
Grand Rapids
State Teachers’ Association
Romaine Clark
Ithica
Ypsilanti Normal-Alma
F. E. Weat
Cadillac
E. G. Sluyter
State Savings Bank
Alma
B.S. Walker
Maywood
George FE. Sharrar
Ilinois
Pythian
A. B. Scattergood
John Andrews
Bay City
Spen
Asia
Anna
Margaret Fredrick
Nancy Wolfe
Tom Bartlett
Flushing
George Love
Florida
Sylvia Gaffney
Chicago
Lettie _Kerr
San Francis_ Zeta Sigma Society
I Albion
Masonic Temple
Church
Son
Geo
St. Johns
Branch banks seen by Roger Babson
Roger Babson predicts branch banks will spread across the country as banks shift toward investments and acceptance ventures. He argues legislative changes will allow city banks to own surrounding branch networks, comparing the idea to European and Canadian systems, while noting mixed views on democracy and potential impacts on small farmers and retailers. He warns of broader shifts but sees inevitability in expansion.
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Theshanks
Europe
England
France
Germany
Canada
United States
Montreal
Henry Ford
Congress
Bank stock strategy hints for country banks buying power
Ad Carter argues that benefiting bank stocks comes from city banks buying control of country banks. Stronger country banks would attract city capital, boosting goodwill value and creating branches in smaller towns. The piece notes general business improves, but Babwon shows 34 percent below normal, while East Coast weather mirrors West Coast due to the Japan current, explaining changes in flow.
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Henee
Conoe Elty
United States
West
Japan
Pacific
Resolutions of Sympathy from Alma Review No. 46
Members of Alma Review No 46 Women s Benefit Association express condolences to the family of their deceased sister Mrs Homer Dunham in a formal resolution. Named signers include Phoebe Gilkins Neva Sartor and Nora Gais.
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Homer Dunham
Alma Review No. 46
Women's Benefit Association
Phoebe Gilkins
Neva Sartor
Nora Gais
Short Course Enrollment To Grow At Michigan A C
Advance registrations indicate record enrollment for the sixteen week general Agriculture short course at Michigan Agricultural College opening October 30. Economic conditions push demand for condensed practical instruction. about a dozen other courses run from one to twelve weeks. Catalogs available from E B Hill director of winter courses M A C East Lansing Michigan.
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Michigan Agricultural College
E. B. Hill
East Lansing
Michigan
Robbery Stuns Lawyer As Car Is Stolen From Court Door
A Dodge sedan owned by attorney Ralph Goggin vanished from in front of Justice Joseph L. Big Werstaff's court on Woodworth avenue Wednesday evening. A witness said the car was still there minutes before Goggin returned. Police across cities were alerted to locate the missing vehicle.
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Joseph L. Bigwerstaff
Justice Court
Woodworth Avenue
Ralph Gogwin
Justice
Goggin
Gulf Stream Change Question Divides Sailors and Scientists
The Gulf Stream’s course is debated with sailors claiming changes based on sea observations while scientists in laboratories dispute shifting patterns. The argument mirrors past refusals to believe heavier-than-air flight before aviation proved otherwise.
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Gulf Stream
Earl Willert Seeks Gratiot Sheriff Post With Record
Under sheriff Earl Willert presents his plan for sheriff duties and aims to enforce all laws impartially. He cites 1911 1922 crime and conviction figures, notes taxes and fees, and pledges full-time service, self support where possible, and no side issues while seeking election.
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Gratiot
Earl Willert
Voter Supports Female Deeds Candidate on Democratic Ticket
A resident expresses support for the woman candidate running for Deeds on the Democratic ticket. The speaker claims she is qualified and worthy of votes, urging others to back her in the election.
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of Deeds
Palltient
Alma Record circulation request for September Lith
Notice requesting three copies of The Alma Record for September Lith edition. Source states they already have circulation counts and seek three copies for record keeping.
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Townsend
BIG Meet
Senate
Joseph W. Fordney
Congressman Fordney
Fordney
Bird J. Vincent
Vincent
Durand
Aother
Roger Babson
Ad Carter
Ida Kiss Welk
Magry Pals
Leena
Big M. A.C
Gratiot County
American Legion
Smith's
Real Estate Exchange
IKEA
H. K. Smith Real Estate Exchange
Law Rooms
Hollasky Md
Davenport
Kroehler
Daven-O
Crandell & Scott
WD Wal
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