Michigan Governor Proclaims Flag Day 1920
Governor Albert I. Sleeper proclaims June 14 1920 as Flag Day and urges June 12 Neighbor’s Day and June 13 Community Sunday with widespread display of flags on public and private buildings to honor the United States and promote neighborliness and spiritual unity. Coleman C. Vaughan oversees the proclamation.
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United States
Albert I. Sleeper
State of
Michigan
Oky Lord
Commonwealth
Albert E. Sleeper
With a Smile and Song The Ballimore Sun Note
A poetic Wildaad of optimism urges readers to face the world with a smile and song. It links cheerful heart and hopeful faith to personal wealth of spirit and lasting kindness, ending with a note of timeless charm from the Ballimore Sun.
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Ballimore Sun
Wakefield Iron official returns from Marquette visit
W C Hart of the Wakefield Iron returned last week from Marquette where he attended company business and Shrine meetings and visited relatives.
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W.C. Hart
Wakefield Iron
Marquette
Gunnard Eliason Accepts Summer Post at Wakefield Iron
Gunnard Eliason returns from Cleveland where he studied and will work at Wakefield Iron during the summer vacation.
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Gunnard Eliason
Cleveland
The
Wakefield Iron
Mrs Nealll Announces Café Opening Monday
Mrs. Nealll announces the opening of her cafe on Monday next prepared to serve regular meals or short orders at all hours.
Enrollment push for Modern Health Crusade in Michigan
The Michigan Anti-tuberculosis Association devotes its June issue of Michigan Out-of-Doors to enrolling pupils in the Modern Health Crusade. State Superintendent Johnson endorses the effort as schools promote lifelong healthy habits. The issue features prize essays by Michigan students and a crusade story by Ellis Parker Butler.
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Michigan Anti-tuberculosis Association
Michigan
Johnson
Ellis Parker
Butler
Ex-soldier tuberculosis advice urges rest over effort
Major General Clarence R Edwards recommends soldiers with tuberculosis to rest and become slackers and jellyfish to recover. The guidance, from his personal fight against laryngeal tuberculosis in 1906, is endorsed by the Michigan Anti-Tuberculosis Association and aimed at Michigan veterans and students in New England schools.
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Clarence R. Edwards
New England Vocational School
Michigan
Michigan Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Edwards
Chicago and Northwest Inaugurates Marenisco Summer Service
The Chicago and Northwest inaugurated summer service to Marenisco with the fish run starting May 20. A second train will run on Sunday June 6, and regular service to Marenisco will operate Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday throughout the summer.
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The
Chicago & Northwestern
Marenisco
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A. FE Olson
Scntgan
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Coleman C. Vaughan
Rae
Wakefield, Mich
Alex Helberg
Brotherton
the Federal Bakery
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Wm. Walter
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