Vagrancy pleas lead eight men to four months in jail
At a Detroit municipal court on a Saturday eight sober men aged eighteen to thirty-two pleaded guilty to vagrancy and requested confinement. They stated they had sought employment unsuccessfully, were homeless and penniless, and preferred prison fare to stealing. The judge sent each to four months in the house of correction.
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Local Trader Announces New Tin Smith Hire
Having sold out Dry Goods and Groceries to John Wire the seller has purchased Pidge tools and secured a first class tin smith Isaac Ritsmond and is now prepared to put on full service offerings.
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John Wire
W. E. Pidge
Isaac Rits‘mond
Local Shop Promises Fair Eave Troughs and Quality Work
A local shop touts fair pricing and reliable eave trough installations in the county. The proprietor claims to perform all kinds of work and guarantees quality comparable to any shop nearby.
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