Michigan's Governor Dickinson Faces Faith and Politics Test
The Michigan Mirror surveys Governor Dickinson's early term, noting devout support and waning public faith. It cites cabinet choices, vetoes, civil service shifts, liquor law bills, and a push for budget balance amid a $25 million deficit. Critics ask if posturing masks politics while restraint governs spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Center Methodist Church
Dickinson
Michigan
Michigan Antican League
Blue Water International
Port Huron
Kchioe
Gov
Aanemony
Noreen
Finland pays war debts and fuels growth record
The piece notes Finland as the only nation paying its U S war debt in full while Hungary and Romania consider payments. It credits Finland’s growth in acreage, yields, milk output, national income, and industrial production to pro business, thrift, and restrained government spending. It argues these policies explain the debt repayment and honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
United States
Hungary
Romania
New York Herald-Tribune
What Is The Answer To School Salaries
A young schoolman with strong credentials weighs offers including a $2,000 teaching/coaching salary versus rural mail carrier work. He notes teaching pay limits and the lure of independence, while coaching success varies with team performance. The rural route offer exceeds his teaching pay, raising questions about career choice and compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phan
Marshall
Clinton Publican News
Sam
Venerable Governor’s Curious Past Resurfaces In Debate
The piece recalls a governor known for cleric like speech and political craft. It mentions a distant past rumor of a collar and detachable cuffs that rattled during a friendly handshake, illustrating a blend of reverent image and public perception.
Liquor Licenses and Competition in Detroit Area
The News reports on liquor license distribution and competition. It notes 17 licenses issued recently, about 60 percent in the Detroit area, from a total of 19 327 last year. Excluding state designated purposes, a drinking place remains close to one per 600 persons, suggesting the ratio is too low and competition too intense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the News Ried
Detroit
Commission DeFoe
Cassopolis Vigilant Questions Governor Dickinson’s Record
Fragmentary note from The Cassopolis Vigilant questions if Governor Dickinson’s public image as a Godly man reflects real facts or is filtered by supporters. The piece hints at concern that information about the governor may be selective or misrepresented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Baconowever
Berkey
Cassopolis
Fragments of a Domestic Dialogue Surface in OCR
Readable text shows a fragmented exchange between two speakers with stray words and garbled phrases. The scene appears private, lacking clear event, date, or identifiable entities. No identifiable organizations, places, or outcomes are present in the legible portions.
Health and Hygiene Measures For Disease Prevention
Health officials warn that proper sanitation and mosquito and housefly control are essential to prevent outbreaks. Infants and children are most at risk when sewage disposal and water safety are neglected. Lansing health expert Dee of Lansing offers guidance on protecting families, purifying water, and arranging safe sewage systems, stressing cooperation with state health authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Ates
Dee
Lansing
State Health Department
Easy party canapes and snacks from simple pantry staples
A guide to quick crowd pleasing appetizers with crackers spreads and dips. It suggests combinations using Roquefort cream cheese anchovy deviled ham and shrimp with lemon juice and Worcestershire sauce. Includes beef and cheese bites and a cheddar cheese puff recipe, plus practical serving ideas.
Governor Dickinson Signs Major State Game and Fishing Laws
Governor Dickinson signed a general revision of the state game laws creating a November 1 to 14 bow and arrow deer season in counties where firearms are allowed and allowing dog training with blank pistols in muzzled dog areas before the bird season. He also signed a fishing license act setting a $1 red license for couples and a 50 cent license for single fishing, effective January 1. He vetoed $400,000 land purchases but signed an enabling act to allow spending from other sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
East
Capitol
The
Conservation Commission
Operators and Chauffeurs License Law Take Effect
On June 21 a new law raises automobile operators licenses from 1 to 1.25 with three year validity. Chauffeurs licenses remain 2 and grant one full year from issue. The act defines principal use as operating a motor vehicle for hire or transportation for gain, excluding farm trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feo
She Bothers Em Portland golf team member shines
Miss Mae Rose Schuller, the lone female on the rival high schools golf team, has several male players in a dither. Opponents fear being beaten by a girl as smiles mask the tension. The scene unfolds with Winthrop as the backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
MPA
Mae Rose Schuller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wakefield News
H. L. Trezise
Wakefield
Michigan Mirror
Wakefield Sports Club
City
Wakefield Iron Mining Co
Plymouth Mining Co
Sunday Lake Mining Co
Connor Lumber & Land Co
Ironwood
Bessemer
2Nd Avenue
Lake Shore Drive
Legion
Legion Color Guard
American Legion
Incars
L. G. Wilson
Fire Department
Ramette Rassel Jacobson
Betty Ahola
Ann Galiatz
Archie Tregonning
Frank Galimatz
Jack Bonino
Wakefield Chamber of Commerce
John J. Pezzetti
Peter J. Delmet
Viola Hanson
Vernon Olson
John Ozzello
William Lane
Howard Anderson
Jdeski
A. L. Stannard
Roy Johns
August Mecikalski
Wil m Kaivin P. Manley
Lake Street
I. Novak, Chester Ay
Lare Haskins
Hanson Bros
Gredee Wann
Ee Sianie
Anton Bracket
Dimeter Dimitroff
James Bugni
Byron Burdeau
James Ferrando
Regetta
Outboard Association
Vincent Gradinjan
Dimeter Steynoff
Ernest Fredrickson
Lem Willemsson
Allen Bodoh
William Kettola
Herb Olson
Lawrence Bawden
Pat’s
Lean’s
Richard Valesano
James Davis
John Haglund
Clyde la
Novak
Sunday Lake
John W. Thomas
R. B. Wortley
J. A. Fredrickson
A. G. An
Frank Wojcichowski
Ann Galmatz
Glenn Ooster
Lake
Venetian Parade Committee
Stanley Tyack
Ann
Wendell Kraft
Tony
WJMS
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!