Alma student from Russia linked to historic figures
A readable narrative traces Alma's Russian student Moe A and YW G A who pursued a scholarship amid wartime turmoil. It follows recipient Alexander Tavytov, a figure with ties to the Czarist regime, revolts, and later service with Allied forces aboard the destroyer Smyrna, culminating in arrival in New York and ongoing college life amid wartime upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Tavyitoff
Cearte
Kolcheviki
Spormler
Aggulet
Reda
Mmessengren
A.M S
Syme
Inge Wreshing
Gytitiesium
Pawydoft
Sim
Oyimen
Wranvel
Lentie
Trotsky
Riiginh
Servien
New
Yor
Jiavydofi
Open fishing seasons and size limits in Alma Record ad
Fishing rules listed by species with open seasons from June to March or year round, specifying sizes and daily limits such as perch nine inches in length and ten per day, white bass and pike limits, and license requirements. Some entries indicate inclusive dates and exceptions, referencing local regulations and private hatcheries.
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Lave Aid Arpall Moptit Bas
Pommes
Whitefich
Cleentt
Kenmore
Deermber
Geriite Emily
Marek Atst
Ruggles Company To Start Soon At Sag inaw Plant
Ruggles Motor Truck Co will transform the Sag inaw Shipbuilding plant into a modern truck plant. Vice-President Julius B Kirby says production will begin by October 1. FP W Angeles and other former Republic staff join to lead operations and sales.
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Saginaw Shipbuilding Co
Ito
Ruggles Motor Truck Co
Julius B. Kirby
FP. W. Augeles
Roggles Company
The
Republic
Saginaw
E. L. Lovith
New Concern
C.D. Smith
Ruggles
GR. Wilbur
George Ogden
Alfred Boone
John Bridewell
C. Kicher
Angeles
T. M. House
Rugglen
Tariff Theory Threads Through Odd Classifications
The San Francisco Chronicle discusses tariff law quirks with examples like Krogs, venison, and snakes to show how articles are categorized for duties. It notes confusions when items resemble other goods, and explains why weight and use influence tariff treatment, ending with incidents about brick weights and meat classifications.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Frosh Defeated in Class Rush Amid Alien Rule Parade
A chaotic campus scene on Davis Field featured Frosh banners and Mack war paint as Sophomores defended their pole amid a brutal rush. After a lengthy clash lasting minutes, the Sophs retained the flag while the Frosh appeared discouraged, and spectators planned repeats at Torver Hall for six weeks. The piece then digresses into a historical note about Ireland and Norse invasions.
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Davis Field
Befere Campbell
Tiorver Hall
Children Learn Correct Food Habits Campaign Launches
East Lansing Michigan September 22 a campaign by Michigan Agricultural College extension service promotes nutrition education for school children. A Nutritions Seeiotiy series will be distributed to rural schools outlining proper food choices and ration balance led by Miss Mariel Hopkind with county agents aiding teachers. Mary Burgess of St Louis aged 80 was struck by a train and died after being brought to Brainerd hospital.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Hone Economics
Michigan Agricultural College Extension Airview
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Collee Specialcate
Mariel Hopkind
Nutrition
M.A
County Agricultural and Home Demonstration
Mary Burgers
St. Louia
Wembound
St. Louis
Therain
Brainerd Hospital
Burgess
Washington School Parent-Teacher Meeting Opens 1921-22
The Washington School Parent-Teachers Club invites all parents to the first meeting of the 1921-22 year at the Washington school building this Friday at 2:30 PM. Ora A. Thantm, secretary. Sealed bids requested for exterior painting of the city hall and fire station with labor and materials furnished by the city. William E. Reynolds, City Manager. Alma Record advertisement mentions Bay Butternut Bread.
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Washington
Ora A. Thantm
William E. Reynolds
Religion of Good Citizenship in China and Ife
A writer in Asia Magazine says China’s traditional idea of citizenship relies on moral force over police power. The theory envisions a society where justice and neighborly obligation deter violence, and individuals need not rely on physical force to protect themselves.
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China
Asia
Hls
Dry Lake Hollow Ground in Lassen County Nevada
In Lassen county Catternin lies Dry Lake a hollow arid plain of two and a half by four miles bordered by Pit River mountains and iron woods with lave beds to the west where Indians hid during the California struggle. A winding road climbs from the valley and any horse crossing borders echoes miles away like a great cavern.
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Lassen County
Catternin
Dry Lake
Pit River
California
Vally
Eesterior
Belgi an Beet Worker Frank Butate Dies at 36
Frank Butate a Belgian beet worker aged 36 died Saturday after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at St Marys Catholic Church with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
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Frank Butate
St. Mary's Catholic Church
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GG College
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Rudeck
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Caine
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Inquire Ab Record Office
Nessett
J. P. Losey
LI See
Bartley’s Market
Lemelowa
Fice & Ube
Vinwaar
Brase Wash Board
Goold
Home Lumber & Publco
Alma, Mich
Reynolds
Rexall
Look-Paterson Drug Co
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