Republican State Ticket and County Races Listing
The item lists numerous Republican candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer auditor general land commissioner attorney general superintendent of public instruction and education board member as well as congressional and county offices. It notes Tloughton as a net contributor to state treasury and claims counties will receive far more from the state than they pay, attributing tax trends to campaign rhetoric and promising helpful context for Michigan voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Waasin
Parkington
Patrick WH. Kellry
Lang
Grokar A. Parsoorn
Tawas City
Faask P. Garin
Chelsea
Jace B. Braclay
Eaton Rapids
Pe Roan
Bath
Toni E. Binto
Adrian
Lustrisnop
Levimar L. Warder
Troaweos
State Board of Education
Dexter M Pewny, Jr
Detroit
Congressional
Axcaimayo B. Danan
St. Lutte
Tloughton
Seite
Wsial
Michigan
Candidate Krimmerle Promises Budget Talk in Michigan Race
A Democratic gubernatorial candidate, Mr Krimmerle, vows to discuss state expenditures and income tied to his campaign. The piece notes a question about ten dollars per child and Michigan school funding, referencing past primary school payment increases and lingering political history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krimmerle
Michigan
Kinemerle
Epworth Pie Social and Local Announcements in Lafayette
A jumble of notices from Lafayette and Alma recount events and vacancies. Epworth League hosts a chicken pie social at C A Jessop’s home on Friday Sept 21. Mentions typhoid cases, a railroad excursion, and various local appointments, with notices of educated events and a few school attendance points.
Amusements note on Mack Comedy Company program
A fragmented amusements notice reports Mack Comedy Company greeted by a well fitted venue with refined vaudeville acts. It mentions price per ticket, public interest, and changes to the program, with free tickets offered to certain patrons and reserved seating available at Shater's Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macks
Woase
Tady
Adie
Stutt
Wil
Typhoid Fever Victim Marion Maker Dies at Age Five
After weeks of illness Marion Elizabeth Maker daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J N Maker died at nearly five years old in October. Funeral services were held Saturday at 4 PM led by Rev Elder pastor of the Baptist Church. Mrs Toyd Jobnet sang The Reaper and the Flower. Pallbearers were Loretta Clan Myra Carl Mary Sharp and Vinnie Booth. Burial followed at the cemetery south of the city attendance included relatives from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Elizbeth Haker
J. N. Maker
Marion
Baptist Church
Toyd Jobnet
Loretta Clan
Myra Carl
Mary Sharp
Vinnie Booth
Bote
Oates
Win, Baker
Mirfland
Auntie Ackerman
Flint
Mra A. K. Melony
May Holly
Benton Harbor
Lirete Ingersoll
Sunmer
Hospital Notes Focus On Jol Wang Incident
Jol Wang was seriously port last Thursday by sliding off and haymow open aboard standing leaning against the mon. He was brought into Brain én Hospital and operated opon that evening. Mr. Wang is dying better than ye as expected, Miks Reid, who has been naming in Evert dating the last two or three weeks, is now herself std at her sisters' n Beavertn, Mies Golim ie now home from Mrs. Prishin's near Riwell, where she has been anifeing Mie, Frisbee fet her teath. Miss Ssoith is seven miles out in the country mneringe Bliss Witherll, who is mick with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McGraths
Alma
Lawh Shepherd
North
Mars
Smith & Glass
Smith L& Glass Tien
Aaron
T) Bliss
Eegovernor
Michigan
Arm Tast
Sith
Jeffersat Avetue
Grand Rapids
Elwell
Alile
Tetadiiye
G. AL BR
St Johns
Toma
St. Downs
Cadillac
Jeydiudant
Clare
Julia McDonald
Pleasants J
Hinds
Richland
Rockbake Amd Edmore
Burns
Supply
Ala
York
St. Jowie
J.B. Griswold
Bt Wally J
Phillips
Stanton
Macking
Greenville
Miller
Kayeralt
Testo
Hofhinas
Vvareehist
Pest
Jol Wang
Brainén
Mr. Wang
Miks Reid
Evert
Mies Golim Ie
Mrs. Prishin
Riwell
Miss Ssoith
Bliss Witherll
Mick
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Board Meets in St Johns
The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company board met at the St Johns office to review losses and expenses and fix a rate for the year. Directors Geo Ferry L W Conrad Geo W Fletcher John J Keiser W C Mallory Jesse Pepple and Secretary Chas B Griffels discussed losses mainly from lightning and set a rate of 425 per cent with a preliminary 2.75% last year and plans for surplus for next year. The company now insures nearly 1,000,000 in property, with gains toward prosperity and ongoing examinations of chimneys and stoves. Collectors listed include Gad James Wondworth Ritey James H Heeties Hamilton and Lafayetne with others in various townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Martual Fire Insurance
Iiratiot County Herald
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance ¢Pany
Geo. Ferry
L. W. Conrad
Geo. W. Fletcher
John J. Keiser
Clinton County
W. C. Mallory
Jesse Pepple
Gratiot
Chas. B. Griffels
St. John's
Gad
James W. Wondworth
Ritey
Jannes H. Heeties
Hamilion
Lafayetne
C. — Hetens Serivader Folick
Jesse Pelle Mill
Protection of Buildings From Lightning
A Michigan Experiment Station bulletin reviews lightning protection basics. It describes two flash types, practical rod placement, grounding, and interconnection of roof and ground conductors. Guidance covers metal masses, gas pipes, and the use of copper or galvanized conductors to ensure reliable grounding and discharging paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Sawyer
B. S
Michigan _ Experiment Station
Kellingworth Hedges
Jaeing
Iron Outlasts Copper In Durability And Defense
A fragmented note states that iron resists corrosion and wear better than copper for certain uses, while copper offers other advantages. It mentions galvanization and air exposure affecting durability, concluding iron is the superior choice overall.
Dower and Lane properties sale reported by G H Bansill
Bansill reports the sale of the Dower and Lane properties. Alma Patent Flour is advertised. Fred Cline returns home from illness to Crystal. Water mains extension east of town progresses slowly with workmen hard to secure. S H Epler adds steam heating in new Superior street building. G Walker handles the job. G H Bansill resumes real estate work from his home near the city hall. Bay Arcada Flour advertised, price per sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cline
Crystal
S. H. Epler
Superior Street
Town Hall
G. Walker
G. H. Bansill
First House
City Hall
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Eatigusleaion
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Sloan Inatver
Ua. Bax
Alme
Clipton J. Chamnere
New Tever
Por Shwrit
Akamvond Bantu
Ise
Rumard BR. Hosein
St. Louis
Hany. BR. Monson
Newark
Dacds
Jor C. Watson
St. Lois
Jous M. Everves
Ithaca
Hospital Notes
Farmers &Re Insurance
Charles Rhodes
Chas. Rhodes
Union Telephone Exchange
Rex Flintrote
Ever's
Caple-Soule Hardware Company
Nowelovk
Robert Elder
Harnsen
Ike
CarceSeune Few, Co
Bansill
Lane
R. Cleary
Nothi
Gritiot
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