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gram would to be sure to have an
electrical effect not only in the fnan-
cial situation, but also in the CONNER
cial and industrial world as well. An
idea of the possible effect is to be OBJ.
tanned in the prolonged buoyancy OF
the investment markets, which followed
the easement of the domestic money
markets. The weekly statement of the
Federal Reserve System continued the
remarkable story of increasing ratio OF
reserve to note and deposits, which can
be accepted as direct testimony OF
greatly improved economic conditions,
throwing, as it does, plenty of light
not only on the fall in money rates,
but also on the rush into the invest.
ment bond market OF the credit and
capital released from the borrowings
Of last years inflated trade and specu-
lation. All signs point to still fur
ther reduction In the rediscount rate
in the very near future, and there are
many reasons for believing the pre-
diction of money becoming q. drug on
the market will be reality much
sooner than was expected. Little
concern should be given to the surface
irrcgulnrity of the market, as the trend
is unqucstionably upward, and we re-
peat again there is nothin" in sight to
interrupt the powerful forward
swing"
Mecker & Co.-With the exception
of reactions which are beneficial to the
market, the trend of stocks is urdoubt- :
cdly higher. Business has been so we'll
liQuidated that it is on a sound basis.
Thc bond market, which is very strong,
has been pointing out this path for
months. The next class of investments
to feel the better times will be the pre-
ferred stocks and finally the speculative
common stocks. Tho oils, equipments
and rails are specially favored at the
nIonSent time.
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sEALEp PROPOSALS Will DE RI

eeiyed at Room 2iG. CITY Han, untI I2
O'Clock noon on December 10. 1921. and
Spened at that time in Room 2lb Cty Hall
fsr Bridge on line Of Poplar stree, over
PennsyivanIa AYonue philadelphia and
keadlnG Raiiwa%l; -o,,,,.,, -. .so ..-,-.,
hxtdSe constructing OF a new Plato z rLer
Lridse enCased In concrete. grading and re-
SayInE OF the approaches.
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BUREAU OF HOSPITALS
n.I aE


For the erection OF a Larynegeal Diphtherla
Ward, Including construction. plumbing heat
ting and electrical work.
Specifica tions, blue prints. forms OF PRO.
posaIs and any information relative 10 the
erection Of the LRryngeal D!phthcr.a Ward
may be had upon application to Pl!Iip II.
johnson. ESQ. Architect. 1913 SansUlA ST,
Philadelphia.
Bids from others than those engaged or
established in business for which proposals
ere asked will not be entertained or con-
bidered.
: All bids must he accompanied by n certi-
ffcate from the city solicitor that security
has been furnished IN accordance witsl the
provisions OF the ordinance Of councils, A.
proved May 20. 1850.
any proposal in whole or IN part or rel,-t
all the bids as he may deem hes. cor ,ks
interest OF the city. When bid or aggra
gate. OF bids exceeds tho sum OF 500 IL vi,
Be necessary for the contract to be entered
into the cost Of which may be ohfsJn,
upon inquiry at the office Of the city solicitor
City Hall Philadelphia. ''
c. LINCOLN FURNISH. NJ y
. Director OF .he D.na
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n,,alcd s3,33O.7S3. a loss Of S}0,GG7 from
"r"vious wear, Aftc" preferred and ordi-
.irv dIvidOnds. thero remained surplus
Sl,25s,S21. bringing total surplus 10 SiB73,
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CITY OF WOODBURY. NEW JERSEY
S11 100000 6LaGn sCMnOL NONns

sealed propOEu,S Will b. received nv Tho
understand until December II. 1871 a.
three o CLOCK =. NJ, for the purchase cf NOT
exceeding Sli 900. 40 registered school Lo,i9s
OF the City OF Woodbury.. Sew J,rsnv S5iJ
bonds will be dated October l. lHgI In do
nomnati OF $500. 90 each, and NH ma ,IIro
on October lst each wear as follows; 500 On
each year from October 1st. 1922 10 Oc,obe-
1st. le43, both inclusive. Til" rate Of iricr.
est Is Oh =, per annum. payable semi
Will be payable at First National Bank
Woodbury.. New jersey.
The SUM required 10 he obtained nt SUCK
Gale is $1,000 on. and such bonds viii be sol
in not exceeding such sum. Un,ess ali bids
Pre-, rejected SAID bonds VIII b sold TO the
bidder or bidders complying with the terms or
sale and Offering 70, pay not less than
therefor tho least amount 9t such bonds
with the first maturity Should two or more
bidders oTer TO take the same amount ~
such bonds. then, unless all bids are r"-
jected, they will be sold 20 the bidder or
bidders Offering 70 pay therefor the h.ghes'
additional price
The bords cannot be sold for less than
par and accrued interest. Each BID must b.,
accompanied by n certified check for two prr
centum OF the amount Of the bonds bid for
payable TO the order OF the Undersigned and
drawn upon an incorporated bank Or trust
company, to secure the municipality agalns,
any loss resulting from the failure az the
bidder to comply with the terms Of bid. tn
right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
WALTER B. WOOLLEY
Treasurer OF the C!ty OF Woodbury..
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Rock Islands November loadinss were
III, JGi cars. again 1910 a year ago.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
DIRECTORS OFFICE
Room 5S4. City Hall

Philadelphia, November 90 1922
= Sealed proposals will be received at this
sYce until II o'clock noon, Tuedsay y"
kmber 10. 1921. when bids VIII lie opened
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NeW York Bonds
Continued from Preceding Page

N Yk w e n
Bust AIS
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
OWOSSO LEGION
NAMES OFFICERS
L. N. Jones Elected Com
mander: Legion Com
mends A. Suber
COOPERATION is NEEDED

The members of the Patter-
son Dawson post of the American
Legion, Monday afternoon elected
the following officers for the en-
suing year:
Post commander. l.. N. Jones;
vice commander, Raymond Stack;
junior vice commander, Paul
Clark; post adjutant, Joseph Mac
Donald; post finance officer, Rob-
ert Storrer; post historian, Charles
Veemer; post chaplain, William
Heilman; sergeant-at-arms, Anrico
Ercola; member of executive
committee, DR.. A. L. Arnold.
The case of A. Super, a blind
ex-service man who conducts
cigar stand on the corner of Main
and Washington sts., was dis
cussed. Resolutions was pre-
pared to be presented to the city
commission advising them that the
legion and auxiliary stood as one
in the demand that Super be al
lowed to remain and exc out as
much of a livelihood as he could
from his business. Commander
elect Jones gave q talk on legion
affairs and accomplishments which
LhiShI De eAptcteu LOT tIle COMING
year and said that the success of
the post depended not only upon
the officers entirely but upon the
members themselves and that he
hoped everyone would cooperate
whole-heartedly in the work here.
The post has had very success
full year under the commandership
Of Clarence Mccall the present
post commander. Through his
leadership the post has more than
doubled it's membership and the
financial condition at the present
time Is very satisfactory.
. Over $400 has been set aside in
a special fund, from the general
funds Of the post, for building pur-
roses and rules have been made to
keep this money inviolate for build
ing purposes only.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
Tablet Bearing Names
to Hang in Hospital
The mem bers of the boart

The mem bers of the board
of trustees announced Saturday
that the bronze memorial tablet
bearing the names of the soldiers
sailors and marines who died dur
ing the World Wa- md those who
died from injuries contracted in
the war, has been ordered and
that it was expected to arrive in
the near future.
Owing to the fact that the Me-
mortal hospital was dedicated to
the soldiers, sailors ana marines.
the tablet will be placed in the
lobby of the hospital.
The ordering of the tablet was
postponed because of the failure
to obtain all the names. Eighty
one names will be on the tablet.
They are as follows:
Armstrong, Clarence L.; Arnold,
Glen; Austin. Leslie B.; Bailey,
Harold; Bentley, Albin Morrell; /;
Bonnell, Crawford; Booth. Ray
l.; Bower, Harry; Bowley, George
Clarence H.; Ellis, Ralph; Fuers-
man, Charles G. Frost, Charles c.;
.
Gibbs, Leslie; Goetzen, Albert
Green, Carl j.; Haas, Joseph:
Hall, Louis; Hardick. Jesse F.;
Harding. Howard c.; Harding,
Ward M; Heise, Harvey; Hill,
Irving; Holland, Theodore Will
liam; Janowski, Michael; johnson.
Oscar; Kingsbury, Leo Fern;
Kneeland, Lyle; Lindsey, Joseph;
LOCKER. Fred; McCloskey, Doug
las; McNett, william; McGuaig.
Louis; Mole, Cecil; Patterson. Ar
thur.
Burt, Clare; Byerly, Curtis;
Card, Glen; Campbell, Cecil; Cas-
teel, John; Coohen, Albert; Collis-
ter, Frank; oleman. John; Cooper,
Eliza; Dawson, Albert: Deaner,
Harvey c.; Pease, Charles; Pen
nall, Leslie; Powers, John W.; Pol
lock, Frank c.; Pratt, Chester;
Guarderer, Frank; Raymond. Oda
S.; Reed, Cecil; Rorabech. Charles
FL; Rowe, Jessie; Rust, Daniel:
Sanptlebem, Rudolph; Simpson,
Egerton; Simpson. Franklyn; Skut,
Roy c.; Smith, Claude: Smith,
Floyd c.; Sutton, Lester; Tanks,
Joseph; Tompkins, Fred W.; Up
ton, Leroy; Valentine, Lawrence; |;
VanDoren, Albert; Wibbert, Ed
ward; Watson. Leonard; Williams,
Charles S.; Willoughby, Ora; Will
son, Howard; Woodruff, Earl.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
rink At OWOSSO
| NEARLY FINISHED
Boys Constructing House
For Use With Large
Skating Rink
KIWANIS CLUB IS SPONSOR

1t is announced that the public
skating house being built on the
public skating rink, corner of
Shiawassee and Steward, under the
direction of the Kiwanis club, and
being built by eight high school
manual training students, is near
completion except for the roofing.
The work has been delayed be-
cause of weather conditions and
will be resumed as soon as wealth
er permits. The house is to be
used by the public as check room
and place to put on skates.
The pond will be of size to ac-
commodate a large crowd and
lighted at night to enable night
skating.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
Owosso Students Busy
Making Cheap Toys

Napv OF the mammal training stu.
dents of Mr.. Carr, manual training
teacher of Owosso public schools,
are making toys at remarkably low
prices. The toys consist of dolls
beds, kbddy-cars, hobby horses,
and also elephants, dogs and bears
with movable heads and limbs.
These toys are Of many bright col
)rs showing excellent handiwork
No toy costs more than 25 cents.
Mr.. Carr states that the larger toys
could not be bought for less than
81 else where.
The classes are also making
Ianitary pencil holders so that
Zach child will get the same pen
I'll each time. Until the present
lime all pencils were placed in the
same box, and in this way the
children never received the same
pencil twice, making it easy to
spread disease.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
POU[TRY-CRA||V
SHOW IS ENDEI
M. A. c. Men Speak at Shi
wassee County Ex-
hibit.
MANY ARE PRIZE WINNERS

A successful exhibit of the Shia.
wassee poultry and grain show
closed Saturday evening after three
days duration. rs
f. Nj. Grove, who was in charre.
announced Saturday night that he
was well pleased with the ATTEND
ance and interest shown.
Talks were given by Willianl
Wise and A. f. Forman, of the NJ
A. c.. on the selection of pure
bred birds and the culling or
grades from the fiocks. They SAID
that the one thing that would
make failure of poultry RAISING
was to allow the scrubs to remair,
with thoroughbreds, and that the
only way for successful results
was to watch the flock and take:
out the non-producing birds. Ff
Prof. Putnam, of NJ. A. c., spoke!
on Grading of Seeds" He said,
that a farmer must be carofuI
ABOUT the seeds he plants because.
If an undernourished or unma-'
tured seed is sown, a healthy ma :,
tured seed cannot be expected "a.
be produced. He also Cautioned
the farmer against the tendency "a
sell his best seed and keep the
culls for sowing. 81
Prizes won for the best dispIav:
or poultry at the show were won
bv the following: 't.1r,
Best display in the room. R.sW.
Brazzee; second best display in the
room, William Saver, Rush; best
bird in room, w. s Beebe and John
Baleya. Owosso; best display of all.
Reds, Willis Inch, Owosso: best dis-
play of all Wyandottes,. w. s. Beebe
and John Balyea, Owosso best dis.
play of all Rocks, Baldwin & Nowlin..
Bennington; best egg type display.
H. E. Dennison, NJ A. c.; best eTe
type pen in Mediterranean classes
Harry Little, Owosso; best egg type
pen in American class, Peter Besci' \
Durand; best egg type female in.
American class, Willis Inch. OwossO:
best egg type female in Mediterra,
mean class, Harry Little, Owosso.
The Owosso High School Poultrv
Club was awarded first prize for the
best display by boys and girls.
club. 90
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
Former Owosso Pastor
Returns for Address
Returning TO Owosso the Rev E

Returning TO Owosao the Rev /
L. Little, a former pastor of the
First Baptist church of this city,
spoke to a well-filled church Sun
day morning at the Baptist church
on the subject of Zion City" and
the Life We Expect in the Be-
yond."
Many of the Congregation were
baptised by Rev. Little and re-
minded him of the many pleasant
times in the years gone by when
he had administered to their spir-
itual wants.
Rev. Little showed a gold watch
which had been presented to him
in 1898. The inscription in the
case read as follows: Presented
to Rev. E. l.. Little by the men,
bers of the First Baptist church of
Owosso, May 8, 1893"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
SH|AWASSEE CLUB
!. TO PRINT MAGAZINE
-Autoists' Organization Will
Issue Motor News"
'n Monthly.
The menb

The members of the Shia
wassee County Auto club met at
the club rooms Monday night. l..
l.. Omar, manager. proposed that
a monthly magazine be published,
entitled Motor News" The sub
ject passed and and first copy will
be issued about Jan. Is. Six thou
sand or more copies will be CIR
culated. ;.-
The chairmen Of each commit,
tee also met Monday night anu
decided to call the committees To-
gether and make plans for the Iu-
ture. The Shiawassee Auto ciup
<Tas been a factor in boosting the
Bnty. One of the small. yet val
Ale work they do Is placing
Eists' guides along the roads'
dr. Omar states that the pest
ke to Detroit is by way or M
Ito Flint and MILO" to Detroit
AAalso states the best route 10
EAAkfort is from Owosso TO 81.
IoSAs. to Ithaca. to Alma, to Mt
Pleasant, to Remus. to Rooney,
and Big Rapids. then take trall TO
Reed City, Cadillac. Mantel, ano
Sherman, then TO MackinaW,
Grawh. Berdon, Beulah ana
Frankfort.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
OWOSsO CHRISTMAS.
FUND NEAR $500.
Salvation Army Pot Receives
Contributions for i
Needy.

1t is announced that the Salva
ton Army drive, under the direc-
ton of Captain Daysie Mac. Cline,
is well under way. About 5000
has been placed in the pot which
is located at Main and Washing
ton SITS.
Capt. Mac. Cline has planned to
place 100 Christmas baskets, each
one containing a bushel, in 100
homes of needy families.
For many years the Salvation
Army has had it's pot at Main and
Washington SITS, and has made
many happy families at Christmas
time through the contributions
that were given.
Saturday night the children of
the Salvation Army are giving an
entertainment for the poor chill,
dren of the city. Three hundred
sacks containing Christmas pres
ents and candy will be presented
to the poor children Of the city.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
STUDENTS HOME
FOR HOLIDAYS

1t is expected many Owosso stu
dents will return to their homes
Friday and Saturday to spend the
Christmas vacation.
The following are expected home
from M. A. c.: Dale Swartzmiller,
Lauren Ross, Clark Strauch,
Harry Crosby. Marshall Lane,
Lawrence Marshall; from u. of M:
Thomas T., Dewey, Margaret
Reineke, Marie Heyer, Lucille Os-
mer, Helen Hall, william Melchers,
Richard Hart, Harold Crane, and
Kirk Gardham.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
TO HAVE GUARD
UNIT IN OWOSS0
Motor Cycle Unit or Infantry
to be Organized in the
Near Future
RECRUITING is UNDER WAY

Upon orders of the War Dept. Col
John Bersey, adjutant general OF
the state of Michigan, announced
Monday the appointment of mill
tary officers to take charge or the
armory located in this city.
Colonel Bersey who has just re-
turned from Washington, ID. C.,
where he took up the. matter OF
establishing a military unit in
Owosso said that the company
would be recruited and would be
known as Co. G.. 125th Infantry.
Co. G.. was the old original COM
pany which was formed when the
armory was first opened.
The appointment includes Cap
tain Joseph A. Macdonald, a 32nd
Division man, and First Lieuten-
ant M. d. Orr of the Marines. Mr..
Macdonald is the Shiawassee
county engineer of the state high
way department and Mr.. Orr is
the editor of the Owosso Times.
Recruiting is under way in
Owosso today and it is the hope OF
the adjutant generals department
to have either motorcycle unit
or an infantry unit established in
the city in the very near future.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
SPEAKER At OWOSSO
ASKS FOR LOYALTY
Lusk, Before Kiwanis Club,
Urges That Officials
Be Trusted.
With the eloauent and the

With the eloquent and tn,
masterful oratory of the nine
teenth century Geo. l.. Lusk, secre-
tary Of the Michigan department
of conservation, delivered an ad-
dress on loyalty to public officials,
especially to the officials who are
elected to control the affairs of a
nation. Wednesday noon at the
Kiwanis club luncheon at the Elks
temple.
He quoted James Oliver Cur
woods statements which were
made against the conservation, Of
ficials as well as the governor
and said that never in all the his
tory of Michigan had governor
taken as much interest in his state
as Governor Groesbeck is now TAX
ing. and that anyone was unfair
to take advantage the way some
people had.
He also said, 1T seems to be the
policy of the public to put man
in office and then proceed to black
list him or run him down. There
are always some chronic fault
finders but 1t Is up to us as patriots
and citizens of one of the greatest
nations that ever existed to forget
our petty grievances and to help
push. l want to congratulate the
citizens of Owosso upon your
beautiful city. 1t has a beautiful
location and has a wonderful sit
uation as an Industrial center"
Twenty dollars were given by
the Kiwanis club to the Associated
Charities and a collection was
taken to make up a deficit of $40
needed by the Dorcas home in
order to purchase a Victrola for
the children.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
OWOSSO SENIORS GIVE
CLEVER FOUR-ACT PLAY

Under Mise Beaumont the Senio;
class of Owosso High school pre-
sented at the Stranu theater, ID C:
1s. a very clever play. entitled
Assisted by sadie" The play
was 9. high-spirited four-act com
eSY. i'm which mysteries surround,
ing Alonzo Dow were solveo
bv sadie Brady, who posed as the
hotel stenographer. The play WI was
we'll taken by the audience lie
characters were:
,.nb Carmen Miller
Colonel Jenniver. Harry sherman
Doctor Beedle. Lesion Whitehead
sadie Brady. Margaret Ellis
Reginal Null. Lawrence Hammond
Mrs. C. Christopher Carley ....
Marion Van Lew
Mrs. Quinn 80. Margaret Beehier
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
Shows New Car Job
IL is reported that Owosso "

IL Is reported that Owosso will
soon see a new car on it's streets.
which is a sport model made by
Henry Dudeck of Owosso. Over a
year has been taken in the making.
The car has 140 inch wheel base,
steel body and disc wheels. The
top was made by the Wilson Auto
Top company, of Owosso. All the
uphostering is in luxurious leath-
er.
The car will be painted and An
ished by the Packard Motor Car
company of Detroit. 1t will re-
quire at least 20 coats of paint to
place the car in first class condi-
ton.
Mr.. Dudeck has had various Of
fers for his car but declared that
although the car did not cost him
as much as he had been offered 1t
was worth more because of the
handwork and time 1t required to
build 1t.
The car is near completion and
he expects to have II on the road
In the near future.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
MISS LILLIAN CRANE
ENTERTAINS

The friends and mothers Of the
pupils of Miss Cranes interpreta- =
tive dancing class were entertained
at the Moose club rooms Saturday.
The class presented a pageant in
which 22 members took part. They
are as follows: Miss Katherine
Bentley as the Prince; Alberta
Palmer, Princess; Josephine Payne
he Sun God; Marion Bentley, as
Bluebird Helen Melcher as
Spring; Lucille Crane as Pluck;
tsobel Rayan and Georgia Young
is Happiness; Queen Robinson as
Beauty; Marceline Welte as the
wicked fairy; Katherine and Flor
ence Woodard as the princes play
mates; Elizabeth Young, Jane
Rayan, Katherine Stone and Alice
Crane as heralds.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23

The sale of Christmas seals in
the city of Owosso was collected
on Wednesday. The sale of seals
turned in up to date amounts TO
about 5000. All schools have not
turned In their amounts.
Mrs. Ketchem is at the head Of
the work and has handled II ca
pably.
Nearly every student in school
sold seals and each tried to out
sell the other. The complete sale.
of seals Will be published Friday.
William Wheeler paid a SO fine
for parking on the wrong side of
the street and not having a driv-
pr'S license.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23

The Baptist church Christmas
exercises were held Wednesday
night at the church.
Miss Margaret Lord read a story
and several songs were blended in
with 1t.
About two hundred fifty presents
were given to the primary depart
ment.
After delightful program Santa
Claus entered and distributed gifts.
The Church of Christ will hold
a White Christmas Friday night.
This Is the second year they have
given a White Christmas. Santa
Claus will be omitted from their
program.
The members of the church will
bring clothes, gifts and candies to
be distributed among the poor
people of the city.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
Stolen Car is Recover
ed in OWOSSO.

Fred O'Brion, of Bay City, came
after the stolen car that has been
held by Owosso police since Dec.
2. The car belongs to the s. & II.
Motor Car Sales Co.. Of Bay City
and is a Chevrolet of a late model.
On Dec. 2 one of the Owosso
officers was stopped by a man in
a Chevrolet, who inquired the way
to Lansing. The officer noticed
had no rear license plate. A chase
after the car had started that IL
ensued in another car and after
overtaking him. II was discovered
that the front license plate be-
longed on a Dodge car. He was
taken to headquarters and ordered
to appear the next morning. His
drivers license was kept. The man
left during the night and has not
been found up to date.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23
State Food Inspector
Examines Owosso Meat

A Michigan health department
food Inspector was summoned to
Owosso, Tuesday, following a COM
plant made about insanitary con-
ditions of the meat being sold at
Mason and Washington SITS.
He could find nothing against
them as yet. The meat dealers do
not have a slaughter house, but
do their own killing out of doors.
He states that this is better
than using slaughter house.
The inspector, it Is expected, will
visit the farm of the meat dealer.
Wednesday. However. the inves-
tigation will be continued.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-12-23

A large truck owned by c, f.
Crippen, and loaded with whole
sale merchandise. broke down on
N. Washington St, Wednesday af-
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