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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
Ready to Start on
Improvement Program

Lansing state highway
department, geared to defense needs.
was ready this week to go into action
on a S5,OOO,OOO improvement program
to meet War Department requirements.
Action in speeding preparations for
START of the statewide program was
taken by State Highway Commissioner
g. Donald Kennedy following passage
by Congress OF the huge $32O,OOO, 900
defense highway act.
According to present infOrma ton, y
Kennedy said. federal funds for mill
tary highways will be available with
in the next 80 days"
The commissioner revealed that in
anticipation Of passage Of the defense
act. the state highway depa rtment had
conserved its funds so that it would
be possible to take immediate advan-
tage OF the fuu share allotted this
state.
Information received by the state
highway department disclosed thai
Michigan would receive 1887 600 Of
the S125.OOOOOO earmarked for stra-
tegic network Improvements. Projects
will be financed on a 1915 per cent
basis. with the federal government
providing the larger amount By add
ing the states share of cosr, this will
make possible a 100000 improve
ment program for Michigan
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
Fred E. Name
Passes al IS

Fred H. Kane died at his home, 40
EinewuOd aveMIe on Tuesday, ut the
age Of a. years He was employed for
many years aS "a clerk i'll the dry
goods store Of A. LOeffler K Go. OF
late years he was an officer at Eliza
ieth park. Born in GermamI. he came
To this country with his parents when
he was two years old and had lived
in WyandObte nearly all his life
Mr.. Kane is survived by two daugh-
terS, Mrs. Herman Schultz and Mrs.
Clyde SchweiSS. aud two brothers. John
Kane, Of Detroit, and Charles Kane.
of BrOwnStOwn.
Funeral services will be conducted
by Rev. w. +. A. Simon at the home
at 30 and at O'Clock from st. John
Evangelical church. this (Friday) af-
ternOOn. Interment will be in West
Mound cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
Council Doinss

The Council. at lis meeting Tuesday
night awarded the contract for ne
PAIRS to the Bishop park dock 10 .. G..
HOwey. of Trenton, at Il price of 1893.
The annual apprOpria ton ordinance
was given it, first reading by title.
The United Mine Works of America
tCIn We're given permission 10 hold
u parade on "Wednesday evening. Aug
ust Is.
At the suggestion of Councilman
Ford Wag;Ir. future complaints CON
cernings liquor establishment: will be
forwarded to the Michigan State Lii
quOr Control Commission.
A contract for the construction of
sidewalks III various sections Of the
city was awarded to John WOhlin.
An organization Of WyandOtte beau
" shop owners was given permission
10 use the Council chambers on Mon
day evenings during the month of Aug
uSt
Godfrey Barnosky was given per
mission TO erect 4 gasoline bulk stOr-
age plant at Orchard and Eleventh
streets, subject to approval by the
state fire marshal
Delinquent city taxes, collected by
the county treasurer, were appOrtiOned
TO various city funds.
A request was received for the i'll
StanatiOn of a traffic light, or some
other safety device, at the intersection
Of Twelfth street and Eureka avenue.
It was decided to ask John Norton, OF
The Wayne County Road Commission
70 attend tine next Council meeting
and discuss the matter, as well as the
advisability Of installing traffic signals
in other sections Of the city.
a communication was received from
the WyandOtte Taxpayers ASSocia ton
thanking the Council for its action In
RI reducing the city tax rate for the next
fiscal year, from $145O TO $3.50 per
$1,000 Of valuation.
Bills and accounts. truck hire, and
pay rolls tOtahng S7,9291S were aP-
proved for payment.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
Brief Brevities

Trenton day" will be celebra ted at
Elizabeth Park on Tuesday, August 70.
1t is figured that the use tax" col
lected by the State Board of Tax Ad-
ministratiOn may total between ST.
$4,000 and $2,OOO,OOO for the year
1871
4 grass fire at Pennsylvania avenue
and Seventeenth Stlcet called OUT the
fire department Sunday afternoon.
4 lawn party in honor of Rev. and
Mrs. Russell w Surcziw was given on
Thursday evening of last week, by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Brethen of %
Biddle avenue Wedding gifts We're
presented to Mr.. SurSaw and wife
who were recently married
Some one broke into the service
room at Sears ROebuck' ) and stole a
number of used batteries aud tires.
A dog is being held al the city dog
pound for observation, after biting
Betty McEachrcn. an eight year-Old
girl residing at 1888 Seventh street.
George Mobley. son Of Mr. and Mrs
George MObley Of 316 Biddle avenue
has h.; n reiurned To Camp Beaure
gald. La. after taking course in
parachute rigging at Chanute field,
Ill
Radio aDIsaI-inceS are filling more
and more leisure time activities OF
soldiers at Fort Custer as the larger
stations and networks have moved in
10 let the people back home know how
Joe Selectee'' works and plays. One
program each week has been broad
cast by N.B.C.. Chs. or one Of dhe
larger stations. in addition to twice
weekly programs over Battle Greek
station WE'LL from the recruit recep-
ton center at the Fort
A blaze a the Marx brewery, which
is being RACED by workmen. called out
the fire department, Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mis- Dean Anderson of 243
Orange street are the parents Of an
eight pound baby girl born at the Wy
andOtte General hospital Tuesday
night The mother was formerly Miss
June Langel.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. &. Commons and two
sons. of Van AlStyne boulevard, en-
jOyed the week end in northern Michi-
gan.
The State Civil Service COmmi SSiOn
expects to give open competitive ex-
amina lions for approximately 80
GLASSES of work before January l, 1912
There are two reasons for giving such
large number of examina tiOns at this
time Many of them are needed to fill
positions which were formerly in the
unclaSSified service and are now held
by persons without civil service sta
tus Such persons must place at the
top Of the eligible register in order to
retain their positions. Other examin-
atiOiE> are needed to fill existing and
anticipated vacancies in the state ser
vice.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
Cedar Point
Excursion Monday

The Choir and Usher club of St
Patrick church will give its annual ex-
cursiOn I'd Cedar Point next Monday.
August IL Tickets for the trip may
h purchase at any Catalan drug
store. Or at Eddie Notices Shamrock
barlSAr shop. On Oak street, from Will
fifd kanc at the city clerks office. or
at McI.inden'S appliance shop. on Oak
street.
This outing has proven extremely
popular in recent years, with its num-
trOnS attractions open to enjoyment
10y the eXcurSiOniStS.
Boat will leave Bishop park dock ut
. 80 am. giving five hours al Cedar
Point
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
$l,l27 Fire Loss
Last Month

According 10 the monthly report OF
Fire Chief Gustav AnSelm, total dam
age caused by fire during the month OF
July amounted 10 $1,127 OF this
amount, $927 was OH property. and
500 on cOmentS.
The total V lue of property involved
was $6J.615 and of contents So. 500.
Property and contents were insured for
IA total of $S3.j4O. During July. 1910,
the total fire loss was $685..
Twenty seven alarms were answered
last month. bS follows Engine Com
pany No. |. 10; No. -. .: No. 3, :
Fire par;ltuS travelled i total OF
100 miles during July
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
$4,000 CUT
IN BUDGET Of
ECORSE TWP,

Due 10. the insiStence Of the Wayne
County Tax ALLEGATION Committee.
ECOr>e township officials on Wsines
DAY agreed 10 cU Of $G1.0OO in the
township budget. which was reduced
ny considerably over one-half. from
Sl6.62S 10 $41 .657 This leaves the
tax rate at 81 per $1,000 valuation.
instead of Hhc SD per $1,000 that
had been fixed by the board.
The board had previously appealed
10 The State Tax Commission, protest
ing Il reduction in the budgel for fall
taxes
Ii waS also agreed to by the board
thar there should be an increase of
$4,IJ9,OO0 in the townships eoIplized
valuation of S47.659,67G.
To an inSiStcnt demand from Ed
ward III. Williams. county auditor and
chairman of the ALLEGATION committee.
tor an explanation of how EcorSe Off
ciaIlS could Justify the big budget in
the light of sudden ret.eat. Township
Attorney III. +. Nellmure said that he
guessed that the first budget was
put in kind If high"
County officials We're able no crack
down on EcOrSe for the first time this
year because the combined rate for all
lakes exceeded the fifteen mill limita
ton. In former years the township ex-
penditureS for local government could
not be touched by rhe county because
the total WAS under the statutory
limit
Nelmure said that the township of
ficialS held Il special meeting Tuesday
and cut their budget to STA. 123 by re-
ducing salaries from $1,000 to $2S,-
$40 and SlaShing general expenses
flOm SO, 10 10 $15.74J and making
other budget reductions.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
Advocate Further
Rivsr Improvement

AT public hearing held in the De
rroit Federal building ON Tuesday. the
Port Of Detroit Authority advocated
several improvements to the Detroit
river near WyandOtte. The hearing
was conducted by Lieut.. Col. r. G..
HarrOws. OF the army engineers Office
The work asked for included an ex-
tension OF the Trenton channel from a
point just below the Crosse He county
fridge to lake Erie. and dredging of
channel along the east shore of
Crosse He for small boats and Measure
craft
II was advocated that the west
channel he drettget to width OF pa,
feet and i depth of IA feet
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
Veterans Council
Organized Hers

An organization of the Veterans
Council has been formed in Wyan-
dOtte. with the following officers
President. George Schrenck, Of the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars; vice presi-
dent. Daniel Cohen, of the Jewish War
Veterans; treasurer Fired Harrington.
Of the Veterans of Foreign Wars; sec
retary, Harley S. Merritt, of the Amer
lean Legion.
Organizations represented in the
Council are the American Legion, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, Military Or
der of the Purple Heart, Polish War
Veterans, Polish American Legion,
Jewish War Veterans. Canadian Leg
ion and the local Marine Corps chap
ter.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
Alkali Election
Next Thursday

Employees of the two plants Of The
Michigan Alkai Company will hold an
election under National Labor Rela-
lions Board auspices, Thursday Of
next week I'd decide whether the Uni
led Mine Workers of America (ClO)
or the Michigan Alkali Employees As
ISOLATION. independent. shall have eX-
elusive bargaining rights with the
company.
Three of the city's polling booths
will be used to hold the election
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
VICTIMS OF SUNDAY CRASH
TREATED AT HOSPITAL

Following an early Sunday morning
automobile collision at Fourth and
Plum streets, two girls were taken to
the WyandOtte General hospital Tor
Ereatment. Those injured were Amelia
SadanOwiez, 70, OF 2S1S Sixth street,
this city. and Helen Lang. -, Of River
Rouge.
Drivers of the cars involved were
William Ingram, Of S67 Pine stneet,
Wyand0tte and James knight Of
Adams drive, Gibraltar.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
Mrs. Perry
Died in Hospital

Mrs. AIilinda Perry, 20. OF I73S
Third street. died at the Wyandotte
General hospital July 81. Surviving
are the following sisters and brothers {:
Mrs.. Mary f. TOrangO, Mrs X. +.
Galway of detroit, Mrs. Felix La
Crosse. Fred and Edmund Labadie and
Mrs. Neil Forrest
The funeral took place from the
Thon funeral home and from St Ehz-
abeth'S church Saturday morning, with
burial in Mt. Carmel cemetery
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
Stabbi' g ARRAY
Causes Arrests

Following row in front of a beer
garden at 91S Oak street. Last Friday
night, Walter Fronczak and Alexander
kryniSki were arrested by police in
connection with the stabbing with an
ice pick of Joseph KOSzewSki. 40, OF
1898 Ninth street. KryniSH was re-
leased. while FrOnczak, who was also
injured in the melee, was held tenn
pOrarily for investigat ton. KOs0ewski
was treated for his injuries at the Wy
andObte General hospital
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
LOCAL GIRLS APPLICATION \.
FIRST TO BE ACCEPTED IN
STATE FAIR TALENT HUNT

First application from this district
for place in the annual Michigan
state fair talent contest has been ne
ceived from Thee Murphy, of 826
VinewOOd avenue, WyandOtte, accOnd-
ing to Bernard j. YOungblOOd, general
manager Of the fair.
Thee attends the Lincoln school and
will tap dance for one Of the four ma
jOr prizes to be awarded by the fair
which opens this year August %. and
continues through September Z.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
ENLISTMENTS SOUGHT FOR
MARINE CORPS AND RESERVES

Until the desired number of recruits
are secured, officers Of the marine
corps will visit WyandOtte daily. seek
ing enHStments in the United States
Marine Corps and the Marine Corps
Reserves Visits will also be paid to
Fiat Rock aud Monroe
Sergeanas Mcclure. FascO and
Chick will be glad to interview inter.
ested young men at the local poStOhice.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
Mayer Behm on
Defense Council

c,,,.o.,,.,r Murray u ,VamWagOner
ha. n.,n,ad ,I,vnr Louis W Benin of
,y-r,,dotta - member of the special
,,ofa,,so couu,.iI for Wavnr county.
The~4. councils. one for each al 'he -
counties of the. state. WIZ, ia ne l'h
guagt of the governor H'l HH oiil'i"i
clearing houses fOg all Villain uoAeLAsS
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
Ball G ans Is
Treat in Store

On Friday. August %. a bunch OF
WyandOtte children will be the guests
OF Owner Walter D. Briggs OF the De
trOit Base Ball club. The game will be
between the Tigers and the Washing
ton team BeneficiarieS of the treat
must be attendants at the WyandOtte
city Fairgrounds
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
Suburban Building
During Juns

Building permits taken out in the
Detroit metropolitan area during June
tOtaled 1910. 136, as follows:
Dearborn, $1,371.115: Hamtramck.
S9SO9S9; Royal Oak, $J66,965: Fern
dale, $4O5,3S4; WyandOUte. s1S8 400
Crosse POinte Park, $97 .;I5I: Highland
Park. $69, 1876; Melvindale, $29.915.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
SX-YEAR-OLD BOY
DROWNED ON MONDAY

Robert Stuck. 6-year-Old son or Mr..
and Ms Clarence Stuck, OF 34l3 Gan.
al street, fell OF the Orange streoe
dock into the Detroit river and drown.
ed at 4. 80 Monday afternoon The
body was recovered shortly after BY
Francis ROhmer, OF "A Orange street.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
FUNERAL
HELD ON MONDAY

Funeral services for Louis SObczak
OF 446 Orchard street WIRE held at
st. Helen's church on Monday morning
with burial in Mt Carmel cemetery.
Mr.. SOhscak. who was 63 years Of
age, died on Thursday Of last week He
leaDes his wife, Helen, a son. two
daughters. six grandchildren and two
brothers
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
Annual Picnic
Sunday, Aug. IL

Trinity Mems club viii hold its an
nual outing and fish fry on Sunday.
August IL. at SchwartzS grove, on
orange road near West road, Trenton.
There will be games. refreshments
and base ball --anR.. The public r
invited 20 attend.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08
Alkah Club
Trip Aug. 10

The Michigan Alkali club VIII gave
10 excursion to Bots Blanc park next
week Saturday, August 10 Three
steamers will carry the crowd from
Wvondotte to the island.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-08-08

EcOrSe dry was celebrated yeSter
day by our village neighbO.s 10 the
worth shell race between Wyan-
dotte and Ecor>e crews was TO be one
fCaturp of the observance.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14

Legal Notices
NOA.CE or MISSING PRISONS
STATE OF lGICnlOAN
IN THE PROBATE COU9 ron TuB
COUNTY OR MACO11D


COUNTY OF NAC01lD
IN THE MATTER on THE EsTATEs or:
Emlee B. Weller, John or Henrietta
Weiman. kimex Woke. Robert L. WHIT
ney by CLARK Whitnsy. Robert Wilmeth.
George Wankelman by Pauline Winkel-
man. Julius or Minnea Winkslman. Mrs.
Fraser School Sub Water WkA Inc. Rich
ard p. Oynae. John y. c. PTishs 1stats.
Leroy II RAIDER. Major John y. 1oehl.
Kitty RoOler. Herman Schultx, Edward 3.
Score. Lorrell A. Seiferiein, Stations
Subdivision. Clarence J. Ws4s. Wlbsst
or Della Weller. Edmund J. zosllner.
Nathan Quincy. Frank Ala, Hsssl An
Rebecca Bank. nay 1olsson. ElsAs 1rsun.
Manuel Buch. lnslma Calisn, a. a.
Bohn. Treas. c. v, c., Reginald Chass,
Roy Coon, yrod Coulon, 4ichae6 Fer.
warn. Irene ~. Yrsidhoff. Reesss Good.
man. 0eorge Or Emma Jahn, Herman q
Cyrsilus Johnson. John Jeiisn, walesr
karezswskt Marie ..olbsrt 1ans -
Harold or lAsanor MARI, Josspt o. Mar
saret Ailinkovt. Donald Aoos, lean Nor.
ris. Ralph MuscksnhsAm. Hlsen HsEess
by Stella n. Peters, Narioo t0tesS b.
Stella n. Peters, Ma. Chas Rsexpwslo,
b. c. or Ida Pruehs, Laura 1ohsbeok,
Samuel Or Ella eabtns, Lsona 9ehesl.
Louis ychock. Alice school, Cs.A -
Smitt. Chan =. stadler. Yrsns G1arke.
I'd Starksy. Albert Thoel. Hsnsy Van
Lancker, Edw. Walton. Arne1d uohn,
Treas. T. a. or Matte 0eymoin. Conrad
o. Christine Trostheid6, Henry Van
Neste. VIM. ABBY, Ambassador Clonf Co,
Hubert Ayers. Calvin Deai1sley. Jusaa
o. Mary esAsr: Ray = 1ssckaan. nsns
H.. cale. J. J. caplan. Nh Jeha caR-
pa. OF Floyd Cumper, Guy Dryer, Nasal
yeghetts. ytasee Han C1u6, y1asee
Chemical Co, Dogeehy 6lrdvooA
Maus1ce J. 0redy. ElisabetA Hamna, Wm
J. HaSnett, Francis Il. D110 J1ubog,
stanley k.rosswskt Harry p. xipD nd
JAMS = 0rmm. Akssl knu4sEuD. NJ
Camisl Mnertens. Pearl Ntlls, 1udolpS
Mlnda. John H Murray. Harry 0rms-
rod. and Henry a. Patow. Dlsaoooorod
o. Missins Persons. No. 3l.1oa
At q eose3On Of the Probate Court for
the said County q Mseomb held at
the Probate Court room In TIE CITY oe
nnoSssS C'sm, a., On the I'm ~ =
Present.; Hon. Joseph v. rrsmhly.
Clifford A. John, Administratoe Of said
estate having rendered % this Court
his final aecosmt and Alod thaeoW11h 4
petitiou praying that the Seo1duo e TIA
estate - aasgned and dlstF1ou1ed %,
an On 'n ssssus =: "a ann. e Sc s ss
said C1if1ord \. John, AdminlstsoAoe 6
said estate. praying that ~ b allowed
addts1ooAl componeotton - . - "a q.
treordinafy sesvts6a pss1oemsd & e.
mtnistorjng sald 00tutG f2N m
- y oAD01D TIT ~ len ~ q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14

csuy q thls esdss - pahsl11o1 go =
pgsvious - ~ tiae - Asoet1g - -
Mesns clensns psly Mseioss. . ne0s-
papsr psinAsA end elssn1aAsa - ~
jo6Epmv. TRoeGnLy.
-, Svdos e pseeets.
A Trv6 copv.
NARY HAADlD0o1.
0Agistos g probets.
AlareA ~ ASril il-1eooQ
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14

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ths psty lleaitoF . 1oWsU6og U1unQG
pselishsa - arsvl.Aane = - Ct.
and tAat secA Vsnoteee1n = sunc1aeso
thsrsia q ~ sass = 90 49, e.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14

STATE ~ 0DC010AN
y ~ CssUe own - ~ co0uey -
=, . sssssns = G.aess:y
RAYMOND = xooee. Pss1ntaffA
M,sA poAx. e~Aasss o. poAx.
U0op3Y, Ds1on1aata.
~ 4 seH'ea q ssi1 Ceaut hsld IN ths
Couft 9oom ~ ~ CITY - Nount Clem-
80 "a ths I'D day q IseslaASy. leet.
reent' Honorable Nso = -. Cir
= this esuss 4 sepsarins Inst ths
O uAotiea g N8AlB = uIRr. Altar
cayp Tor plantife.
6 y 6ADE1xD. that the defendant
Charles q. Doan enter his Appearance
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14

chfysl@-plymouth Dealer
Home b ne right pricsd ussd car"
80 South 0ratiot NJ. Clemens
Phone 1853
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14
Start Chicks
on
Purina Startena

AND GEE THE DIFFERENCE
We recommend Purina Chick etarte..a
because It's built to do the Job Of
raising strong. vigorous chiokm
Through the yearu it has done this
Job. This year give yeur chicks GOOD
start on Pvrina startsus-
@.Order Your Chicks Now!.
We have q complete lhG q bosA en
and electric broodsTs.
SUPERIOR FEED co.,
Harper q . AGile Road
Phone Iooeville 100
PURINA CHICK sTARTENA-Now also
available 1t the Country store, y New
g.. M Clemens. Stop IN fol1s. for q
bag Of Chocgorboord Iood.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14
SUPERIOR FEED co.
Downs v. S. Approved Chicks

ORDJs8 YOUR 6A8Y ch5c1D today fFom
bushes . yesTs. TSsprssisd iSGnosns
for - year: Whi1e LeGhosn. Dassed Aoek.
White Aoek .and New 1ampGhlyo ehie1.A
Pheae og6ses eollect n yV0 WA oGmed
pul1ele md eoeketvlA a. ON ug1ees and
kroo folder. Visitors wOleouno. Downs
f0ullry Farm, rhone ~. Renee I no.
& % -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14
Body Chicks

Body Chicks
Hstchss, on every Monday
Rocks sAd white 1oeks
v. S. Approved Chicks
WHITE WING
POULTRY FARM aAC1lEKY
Walter F1iclingsr. Prop
o3ol Van Dyke e: Phone US1ca 9lI-W
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14

nsllly John z Rcinhosd, western Man
go - the Rhede lslsnd Insnrancs
ceapeny. 10 West Jaehssa uivd.. Chi
Hs.rsA iS-is Aosurua
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14
POULTRY

POULTRY -
Rus NAN \ setting ysglllts WITH Fraser
otartino Aas&. WHY NOT your
THE oTl1In DAY : sustomsr Of eurs
who be- looe chicks came b eseed ~
whist The average WEIGHT q chicks
should D q four webs q 49, Consult
for heavy heeda Can you imagine
our suzpriso whsn ~ so5d hi were
running sixtosn ounces 1t that age.
FRASE3 STARTING maGh - m&de Of
the best matestsls o6tainable end TELLS
for los6 % 1ox 49, than shipped In
fseds that my b four TO six weeks
FEED TTASE1 TREsa FEEDS FOR
BEOT RESULTS AT LOWEST COST.
Fraser Milling Co.
Fraser East Detroit
Phone 7ole-J3 Aos. ollo
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14

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