The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-12-16

THIS winter.
Battle Creek - Twenty-six cattle
we're killed here after tests showed
tubercular infection.
Hart-Capt. Benjamin F. Archer. a
veteran of the Civil war and former
county treasurer, is dead.
Aibion-Frank w. Culver, poultry
faDcier, reports the theft Of 23 prize
chickens, valued at more than $1,000
from his coup.
Pontiac-The annual budget calls
for the raising of $S66,934 by taxation
next July as compared with $625,200
raised last July.
Richmond-W. A. Bruce has pur-
chased machinery and will open a
$4,000 creamery to make butter for
the retail trade in this section.
Monroe-Louis c. Lambrecht. IL
years. old, said to have been a grand
son of Col Francis Navarro. first
white settler in Monroe County. is
dead here.
Albion The Gait Manufacturing
company is the first Albion factory
TO resume operations after a shutdown
en- part-tinle basis. The concern will
be run four days week.
Marine ty-Approximately halt
OF the 100000 capital stock of the
Perrault Paper Products Co. has
been subscribed A site is being
sought on the waterfront
Kalamazoo - ChaTless Elmer was
found guilty of manslaughter in con.
Hection with the death OF William
Hancock of Marcellus, who was run
down by Elmer automobile.
Cadnlac-Mrs. w. w. Mitchell,
widow of a prominent lumber man,
has presented "idlewild" a tract of
land between Lakes Mitchell and
Cadillac to the state for a park.
Manistique-The Consolidated Lum-
Der Co. has permanently closed its
mill in Manistique because its opera
tion has been at a loss for a long
time, says President Leo c. Harmon.
Escanaba-The 1920 shipments from
the Escanaba docks total 7,36106G
tons. an increase of nearly rs per cent
over last year The Chicago-North-
western Railway docks shipped 4,967,-
COS tons.
Grand Rapids-A resolution indors.
ing the Michigan State Police for it's
work in guarding orchards through.
out the state was unanimously adopt
ed by the Michigan State Horticul-
tural Society.
Saginaw-Karl Weiner, 23-year-old
member of the bandit gang that robbed
the Frankenmuth state bank October
Z of SS,S2414. was sentenced to life
Imprisonment at Marquette by Circuit
Judge Ernest A. Snow.
Muskegon-The sound financial
condition OF business and industry
here is proved. it is claimed, by the
tax collections since the first of the
month. which are 25 per cent greater
than for the corresponding period last
year.
Port Huron-A boulevard $50 feet
wide will be constructed through
Griswold street in Port Huron. An.
other boulevard will be built through
the township from Range road and
Ravenswood to Tenth street in Port
Huron.
Ontonsgon-Joseph NJ. Donnelly
newly elected probate Judge of On
tonagon County, is the youngest pro-
bate judge in the state He is "a
~ he fe 81 h. O.
Democrats elected to county offices
in Michigan in November
Marshall-Frank Swartaut, business
man of Battle Creek, paid $34.4O for
telephone in the Michigan railway
office here which he maliciously des-
troyed by knocking it from the wall
with a stool when he was unable to
get the number he called.
Marquette-The Copper Range Con-
solidated Mining Co. announces a re-
duction of wages and salaries. At
the same time the company has re-
duced the rent of the company houses
so cents a room and soft coal will
be sold to employees at a reduced rate
Owosso-A lawsuit that was on trial
for three days, and in which the
amount involved was only $35, came
to an end with a verdict of no cause
for action II was that of Carrie Burl-
ingame against William Lott of Ban
croft. The case cost the county sew
eral times as much in jurors fees
alone as was involved.
Flint-Convicted in circuit court of
highway robbery. Edward Gross, alias
Lawrence. was sentenced by Judge
f. w. Brennan to % to so years in
Marquette prison. Gross was accused
with Andrew Gramo and John Nc
Cormick of robbing a boy in July.
Gramo was convicted a few days ago,
but has not yet been sentenced. Nc
Cormick is still awaiting trial.
Lansing of food and
drugs in Michigan has become rare.
according to the officials of the state
food and drug department. As a re-
suit the department will extend its
greatest energies during 1921 to sani-
alton. Hotels. restaurants. groceries
and all other places where food is
served or sold are TO be inspected