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Harbor Springs-Submarine Chaser
419 stopped at this port on its way
north from Chicago. looking up loca-
tons for radio stations.
Standish-At the Mahoney Fishery,
ON Saginaw Bay. a haul of fish weigh
ing over $500 pounds, and worth
about $500, was made.
Holly-Three persons were over
come by acetic acid fumes while clean
ing a vat at a pickle factory and were
saved by other workmen.
Reed City-L. j.. Purham. chief en-.
gineer of the Northwestern railroad,
was drowned here trying to save his
son from a similar fate.
Detroit-Completion of the razing of
the Hotel Pontchartrain will be made
on contract time and every vestige
of the famous hotel will be removed
from the site by June 20.
Hillsdale-The Hillsdale w. c. I. u.
has appointed a committee to see IL
arrangements can be made for Bible
instruction for the pupils of the city
schools, under the Lansing plan.
Pontiac-To solve the sugar short
age, the community market has pur-
chased 100, 600 pounds. for distribution
at 81 cents a pound. The market is a
cooperative one recently organized.
Rochester-Joseph Cane and three
Detroit friends suffered man bruises
uban THAR car nnaat on "a road naar
Rochester. The driver attempted to
make a turn while going at high
speed.
Iron Mountain-Jack, 9-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Tinetti, OF Lor-
eta. was standing or a Ian watching
men drive logs. In a moment OF ex-
element he stepped of and was
drowned.
Adrian-Freneh poppy seeds brought
from the plains of Juvigny, where
many American soldiers fell during
the World war, were planted in he
Ridgeway cemetery in observance OF
Memorial day.
Iron M~ountain-The 1-year-old child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Pa~ternoste,
Loretta, wriggled its body through be-
tween the spindles of its crib, but
caught its head. 1t strangled without
making an cutlery.
Owosso-An increase OF nearly 81,
900 900 is shown in the total assessed
valuation Of Owosso, just announced.
II is now over $40, 900 900. The tax
rate will be $16.76 per $1,000 valuation,
an increase of $3.50 over last year.
Pontiac-B. F. Beach, OF the County
Farm Bureau. says the scarcity Of seed
potatoes. coupled with present short
age OF help on the Oakland County
farms, indicates a decrease of acre
age TO be planted within the next 20
days.
st. Jchns-Fire practically destroy
ed the Industrial Foundry company
buildings. The loss was extensive.
The buildings were badly damaged
several weeks ago when the cyclone
struck the city, the company o yet
having completed extensive repairs.
Csnton-Raymond Loey was wear
Abb a SiiNhpAll III hlN iA6H \ AOlhPalAOh
pushed him, causing the pin TO pierce
his chest. The pin affected a nerve
center. physicians say. and Loey found
il impossible TO walk. He was taken
home and is recovering the use OF his
legs.
Ludington-The wrecker Fsvorite
has arrived here and started work
raising Pere Marquette line teamer
No. 3. The steamer sank early this
spring alf a mile west of Ludington
harbor, when ice crushed in her side.
The steamer and cargo were valued
at $3.50, 900.
Jonesville-Emery +. Nye, of Scipio,
claims the record for a wool crop. He
got from ITO blooded Delaines wool
that sold for $1,069. He sold ewes and
rams, during the year for $1,S35. He
received S1,140 in prizes at Michigan
and Ohio state fairs, where he took
first prizes.
East Neutrality-suspicious. marketing
methods and closer cooperation be.
tween consumer and producer are the
only remedies seen, by Prof. J. F. Cox
for the present exodus of Michigan
farmers from the rural districts, which
II continued at its present rate for 10
years. will leave them depopulated.
Kalamazoo-The new 10-cent street
car fare, authorized by the city COM
mission, will not go into effect here
Immediately. The commissions per-
mission was given to raise the fares
June 1, but the company, deferring the
advance, announced II would wait un-
III the fare controversies in Lansing,
jackson and Battle Creek have been
adjusted.
Lansing-In efforts o. the Michigan
State Farm Bureau to assist fruit can
ming plants to obtain the necessary
supplies, data, illustrating the serious
ness of prevailing shortages, has been
forwarded to the Interstate Commerce
Commission at Washington. IL was
shown that the plants, OF which there