Niles Motor Sales Takes Ford Agency
The Niles Motor Sales Company has taken over the Ford agency and the Port garage at West Superior Street and Park Avenue. Key figures include De Niles as principal manager from Saginaw, Peter Phades a Fort dealer banker at Becco, and A. Varken the third partner. The firm plans to operate as a Ford dealer with arrangements to transfer management and establish the new agency in Niles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles Motor Sales Copany
Conetruster Port
West Superior Street
Park Avenue
Han Aleo Tulen Ute
Purchastus
Ihrente
Johnson & Molto
Molda Lecame
Tharew Company
Nilye Motor Sales Company
Sabinens
de Niles
Manni
Howe
A. Varken
Jane Pany
Togee Fe
Atlee
C. M. Dulinenn
bin Hel
Mable
Dale
Niles
Fake cures threaten public trust and safety
An old article warns against fake tuberculosis cures marketed to Michigan residents. It cites physicians like Dr Pattie promoting injections as cures, notes transient patient improvements followed by collapse, and stresses that no medicine can cure tuberculosis. It urges patients to seek proper care in well equipped sanitariums and to ignore fraudulent testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison Telly
Warn Milly
Michigan
Clark Disposes of Several Cases
A number of cases were disposed of by Prosecuting Attorney Rentim ark before jail. Simons, arrested for pine ime bid echeel, pleaded guilty and was fined appropriate costs. Clark, St. Louis youth, received probation for three years after a guilty plea. Heiter Duntetle, who manufactured illicit goods, faced probation for five years. Kay Hunter pleaded guilty to a serious charge and received a lengthy sentence. Wee Wee Aufertlred pending further action was arrested for a check and given a term up to 1 year with probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rentimark
Byuan Simone
Dora
Little
St. Louis
Paving Work and Convention Notes From Michigan
A report mentions pavement plans for Margiette Avenue with Hartherete material and associated cost estimates. It also covers Mr and Mrs Leo Raycraft attending the annual convention of Michigan county infirmary keepers and matrons in Traverse City with a daylong program and a tour of state hospital grounds. The event drew 160 attendees from 60 counties and will next convene in Alpena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbariguetty Avenue
Elisha
Wheel Company
Republie
Margiette Avenue
Barth Erate Ttte
Barth Erelsay
Itr
Mra
Leo Raycraft
Agar Ithaca
Michigan
Court House
Traverse City
Che Entate
State Hospital
Aloe
Roycraft
Alpena
College Football Schedule Details From Alma College
Alma College reveals a challenging football schedule with Roy Campbell guiding preparations for opening practice on September 1. The roster features veterans and rising players as the team targets a strong season, facing a slate including Michigan State, Olivet, Albion, and Hope in October and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma College Usteven
Maroon and Crean
Roy Campbell
Aktwick
Hataher
Aldition Mack
Camplell
Fh College
Ely
Euleidale
Michigan
East Lanai
Detroit
Hunter Cullese
Vetroth Heller
Hope College
Michigan State Nerisulai
Creu
Selea
Mount
St Louis Cops Second Ball Game Outcome Noted
The St Louis Cops edged the St Bowls 19 to 9 in a lower level ball game. Pitcher Mond and hitter Allen contributed for the Cops while Manion held a stretch of innings with support, but the A A s faced disappointment as the team plans another challenge against St Louis. Post office to close Monday for holiday. lobby open for lockbox access. High school notices urge students to classify for admission on Sept 2 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bowls
Republic
AL A.y
Allen
Ten
Doeen
Manion
Elsitor
St. Louie
Forty Acre Muck Land Test Start
East Landing announces a new muck land experiment station at MA C led by Dr. Mo M MotCnol. The study aims to improve manure substitutes, fertilization, and crop yields on mark lands, with permanent experiments, demonstrations, and ongoing progress reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Landing
Yalad
Michigan
M.A. C
Mo M. MotCnol
Colliee Salle Department
M.A
Mark
Pouch Theme Mystery Tangles at Depot Night Theft
A garbled report describes a vault heist at a depot during a night of Vertictives. Rex Allen and Arthur Flicks, both tied to St. Louis, are named in a confused account with a sheriff’s deputy and federal officers. A suspect confesses to the powdery pouch theft and a later cremation of related evidence in a manure spreader near Robinson State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semall
Iail
Icius
Rex Allen
Arthur Flicks
Loth
St. Loui
Mothe Pffll
Vonferfon
Hicks
Powell
Ticksie
Paw Allen
Wyde Coplemnent
Robinson State Street
Fleet
Pavement Work on Wright Avenue and Local News
Construction crews begin concrete paving on Wright Avenue as excavation on Weigelt and fourth avenues nears completion. The Bartling & Holmes firm expects to finish by Saturday night if material arrives on schedule. An Sunday accident left Albert Ray uninjured after a ditch mishap near Ely school. Ruben Gillette sustained minor bruises. An organizational meeting for the Chilf Conservative League is set for Tuesday September 6 at First Methodist Church, 7 p.m. Advertisements note Patty Arbuckle and a big jug festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weigelt Avenue
Bartlingate & Holmes
Elwell Street
City Limita
Alngy
Fay
Wricht Avenue
Exhibition Drill and Big Band Concert at Camp Grayling
Troop C 100th Cavalry Michigan National Guard plans an exhibition drill at Camp Grayling on Wednesday evening with a big band concert. The event showcases troop readiness, equipment, and a public demonstration by Col. Melarick Vichiit of Detroit and speaker Captain Revere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Nations Guard
Atrennais
Camp
Grayling
Alma
Teavieninigs
Keto
Cuenteg Pron
le Hive
Col. Melarick Vichiit
Detwutt
Weyldeslayening
Bichert
Abusalier
Priviley
Col
Pickest
Revere
Fark Kobilleons
Tytuceite
Ali
Potts Heads The Probate Judges At Michigan Convention
The twenty fifth annual Michigan Probate Judges Association meeting in Mt Clemens elected Hon. De Tue Potts of Whitefish to lead the state body. Officers named include President De Lew Hotts, Vice President Vien ry B Hlairhart, and Secretary Treasurer Ralph Dyyds. The association planned to hold next year’s meeting in Lansing. Also celebrate Golden Wedding for Mr and Mrs A Bureland of Riverside Drive with family visiting from Defiance Chicago and Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Probity
Michiein
Mt. Clonena
Honorabe de Tue Potts
Whiten
Jude Wf
Cratiot County
Apsie
de Lew Hotts
Vienry B. Hlalhart
Detroit
Treiaurer
Ralph Dyyds
Midland
Sesceration
Ainty
Nuinder
Clemens
Keiocintiin
Lansing
A. Bureland
Riverside Drive
Belne Mere
Cherie May
Defiance
Olio
Aim
J. May
Chicago
IL Atkina
Flint
Burgland
Wade
Alma directory near ready for distribution
The Alma city directory of 127 pages covers local residents and rural free delivery rules from the post office. It will be ready in two or three days, with limited copies available for $0. cents per copy.
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CIPY
En City
Alma
Ales
Posnt
Reeved
Litertary
Rule Reunion Held on Pleasant Avenue Sunday
The Rule family reunion took place Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs William O Knight on Pleasant Avenue Aust 28. Twenty seven family members attended the annual gathering including Mint Neva Rude of Laipsic and Mr and Mrs Geant Rule with their family.
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Rule
Mie
William O. Knight
Pleasant Avenue
Sianday
Mint Neva Rude
Laipsic
Hin
Mar Amd
Oh Rule
Diingtters
Coyetal
Mew Geant Rule
Lynvin Rule
Porist Tule
Mer. Ati
William Rule Seid Fan. Uy
Alnoa
Miss Warts Bradford
Broekuividees
Paving projects laid on table last week
The city council adjourned Thursday after discussing late season paving plans. Paving on several streets was deferred due to unemployment concerns and elections. The work will wait until next year and be funded by future taxes, with private nest possible in the meantime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Avison
Cily
Horse Upkeep Costs Show A Big Prop
Michigan Agricultural College reports average annual upkeep per horse reached 16 dollars with totals of 80.70 for grain and feed, 103 for roughage and pasture, 25.14 for miscellaneous, minus 1102 for horse wires and 74 for marine valeur, yielding 16 cents per animal. A care check covered 118 horses on 25 farms in Monroe County supervised by a field man and V T Raddel of the experiments station. The study aims to refine farm costs and power route accounting, with results to be released soon. Strand Theater ads indicate nightly openings next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
T. M. Eliot
Michigan Agricultural College
Marine Vale
College Statisticiana
Siuwitae
Fae Power
Col
Repulta
Attendance at Alma College Expected to Surge
Alma College anticipates record or near record enrollment for fall term as publicity and field work bolster interest. Dormitory demand rises with only three rooms left in Wright hall and Pioneer hall nearly full, signaling space constraints and a strong year ahead. President Crooks set to return and announce new instructors once travel concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma College
Sunpeine
Wright Hall
Pioneer Hall
Alma
Collegu Rene
State studying vehicle mix on trunk highways
On trunk line highways from Alma through Gratiot county and across the state authorities note a growing motor vehicle traffic and a decline in horse drawn vehicles. The department seeks counts to identify roads needing the best road surface and heavier maintenance while motorists observe a man recording every passing automobile or horse drawn vehicle.
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Alma
Gratiot County
State Midway Department
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Iles Motor Sales
Ford Agency
Saginaw County Men Form Company
Johnson & Moblo Moldings
TH. A. Pattie
Ihitur
Clark
Seattergond
Scotterpool
Bern
Dirk Bioewn
Bosies
Aly
Bentiernad
Urat
Pater
Alma Collis
Way
Kartherete
College
St. Louis Cops
Thigh School
Higeh School
Alles
Artnur Hicks
Wright Avenue
Albert Ray
Alina Barber
Wil Ford
Mr. Ray
Ruben Gillette
Shehuly
Chilf Conservative League
Firet Methodist Shurch
Patty Arbuckle
Cavaliy
Potts
Anto Rueci
Saginaw
Labor Day eAdvertivenent
Hart—steand
Strand Theater
Almma College
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