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PLE9erRorrjEwisti ARONICLE
LANSING JACKSON'S INDUSTRIES DIVERSIFIED
JACKSON—SOUTHERN MICHIGAN'S
CITY OF DIVERSIFIED INTERESTS
National Union Bank & Trust Co.
I. O. B. B. IN MEXICO
INCREASES SERVICE
which some local persons may par-
ticipate. The bank will devote it-
self' to helping. the who can be
se I
ovule self-supporting lip loons to
Greetings
he repaid in small installments.
Almo,t 100 years ago Horace bags, patterns, perfumes, plated
Rosh Hashonah
Meanwhile loans art. tieing mad.
Blackman, Capt. Alex Laverty and goods, patent medicines, pickles,
by the Wind 1Prith Bureau to those
an Indian guide, Pe-wy-tun, left paints, rolling chair wheels, refrig-
Greetings
who can hest be helped in that
Move
Necessitated
by
Dis-
Ann Arbor, and traveling two days erators, rotary sieves, now motors,
through woods and marsh,,came to show cases, sewer pipe, sheet metal
turbed Political
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There are some 7,01)0 Jews in
where several Indian trails crossed products, screw products, signs,
Situation.
Mexico, about 1,000 of whom are
the Washtenong Sept (Grand skirts, seeds, shoes, tents, tooth
in
'Mexico City. The problems
River 1. After finding the river paste, toilet articles, tools, tin
CI NCI NNAT I, Oh io.—Commun-
they made their camp for the products, underwear, vinegar, icatiens from the B'nai B'rith there are rather unusual because
1100 Cowels
night of July 3, 1829. At sunrise burial vaults, water heaters, wire 'lexicon Bureau, in Mexico City, the bulk of the Jewish immigrants
the following morning salutes fences, wire specialties, window indicate that the disturbed politi- are men and most of them single.
Wise People Buy Wise
"Everything Washed in Soft
In that the immigration to Mexico
were' fired celebrating Indepen- display fixtures and waists.
Water"
cal situation, has brought about differs in the main from that which
Furnaces
dence Day and the founding of the
ecoormie reactions, necessitating came to the United States, where
111-113 E. WashInnen, St.
present
city
of
Jackson.
Indians
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iner)-aseil serums' can the part of most of the not were forerunners
from nearby camps came to join DENY REPORTS OF
22.232—Phones-52.264
the li'nai B'rith Bureau.
of families who were waiting to
Phone 5.2837
them.
In addition to the work done be brought here by the husband
EDWIN M. LEWIS, Prop,
RIOT
IN
MOHILOV
Horace Blackman then staked
among the Jewish immigrants who and father.
Lansing, Michigan
Lansing, Mich.
his claim, built the body of a log
are there, mqvbe is ren de red to
The medical work and general
PARIS, --- (Ti'.
.
-- The the osw arrivals. In the past few
cabin, and that fall returned to charge cl'affaires of the Soviet
social service activities are con-
, New York state for the rest of the embassy in Paris denied the ve- months over 500 immigrants came tinuing and need to he extended
Blackman family and some friends. racity of the report of the Moscow to Mexico from Eastern European due to the poor economic conditions.
On May 27, 183U, they began to Communist youth organ, Conso- countries. The number coining The work in Mexico is done by the
arrive, and other families came molskaya Pravda, regarding anti- per month varying from 60 to 170. Mud B'rith and the American
E‘ery heat arriving at Vera Emergency Refugee Committee
during the Hummer and built cab- ,le•ish riots which occurred re-
Cruz, Ile Mexican port, is net by under the supervision of represen-
ins and shacks, numbering 13 in cently.
Season's Greetings
a representative of the Mud It'rith tatives from both bodies.
all. This was the first year of the
The denial was made as the re•
Bureau. Relatives of immigrants
settlement.
suit of an inquiry directed to the
The village was named Jackson- embassy by the "International generally ask the 11'11M B'rith Bu- UKRAINIANS AGITATE
burgh, for President Jackson, on League Against Pogroms." The reau to help them with the immi-
FOR PROHIBITION LAW
Jan. 16, 1830. In 1837 the name embassy official declared that the gration formalities. Those who
was changed to Jackson, and the report was "absolutely devoid of have no relatives lir friends are
1.EMBERG.—(.1. T. A.) — The
particuarly grateful to be greeted
place was incorporated Feb. 14, any foundation."
by the !raid B'rith representative introduction of a prohibition of
1854. Jackson has always been
The report concerning the riots w ho speaks their language and is intoxicating liquors will be advo-
the judicial seat of Jackson was carried not only by the Jewish
sympathetic. These bewildered im- cated by the Ruthenian organiza-
county.
Telegraphic Agency but also by
migrants, strangers in a strange tion in Eastern Galicia, it was an-
It is evident that Mr. Blackman the Associated Press. The cable land, welcome the counsel and nounced.
made considerable study in select- was transmitted from Moscow by friendly helping hand of the B'nai
The leaders will seek to occur"
Lansing's Most Complete Funeral Home
ing the site for the city, placing it the correspondent of the Jewish Brit h.
legislation that the issue be decid-
as nearly 113 possible in the center Telegraphic Agency, who based it
Much interest is manifested in ed by a plebescite. If put into et-
of the block of 20 townships. Hor- on an extensive report published the negotiations toward the estab- feet, the prohibition would effect a
AMBULANCE SERVICE
ace Blackman is to be congratu- in the Comsomoloskaye Pravda
lishment of a loan hank by the considerable number of Jewish
Lansing, Mich.
Phone 21651
lated on his selection of this spot which devoted five columns to the
B'nai B'rith and the American innkeepers, who hold licenses for
for the city of Jackson. For he matter after it had made an inves-
Emergency Refuge Committee, in the sale of beverages.
chose a most advantageous place tigation on the spot. The Com-
for a city to be built, which will, munist youth organ on that aces
always have a future, where rail- sion reproached other Communist
roads serving the community pro- newspapers for suppressing the
vide direct transportation routes news and urged that the editor of
The Officers and Directors of the
connecting the other large cities "the Communist newspaper in Ve-
Holiday Greetings from
likoluki, from where the rioters
with Jackson.
Jackson's location is one of came to Mohilev, who suppressed
great advantage and importance. the report, be tried by a court.
The city is in the heart of South-
The facts that the Communist
ern Michigan's rich agricultural youth organ, a government con-
lands. With Detroit 76 miles to trolled paper, published the report,
(Member Federal Reserve System)
the east, Toledo 71 miles to the, and that the Jewish Telegraphic
southeast, Cincinnati 244 miles Agency cable was passed by the
south, and Chicago 208 miles west, Communist censorship are addi-
JACKSON, MICHIGAN
Jackson could not be more favor- tional substantiations of the re-
ably situated than it is. The city port.
Phone 2-3631
900 South Cedar Street
Extend Their Best Wishes to You on This
covers an area of nine square
(The report concerned the ac-
LANSING, MICHIGAN
miles.
tion of 60 recruits in the Red
Occasion
Topography.
army, mostly Communist youth:
The topography of Jackson is and drunken railway workers from
OFFCERS:
also to he considered. The hills Velikoluki, who, arriving in Mo-
Wholesale — Ret•il
RCHARD PRICE, President
which border the valley of the hilev to report for military s•rv-•
L. It. WEI.COME, Vice-Pres.
H. J. S:111T11, Vice-President
Grand River provide beautiful and ice, attempted an anti-Jewish riot
10 II. LUDY, Cashier
healthful home sites for Jackson's in the streets of Mohilev.)
H. C. LOESSER, Vice-Pres.
L. J. CLARKS, Asst. Cashier.
population, while the river flow-
ing through the city provides ade-
DIRECTORS
quate drainage. The city is 950 CRUSADE AGAINST
RICHARD PRICE
ANDREW WATT
feet above sea level. With 120
COLONISTS HIRING
J. 0. GILBERT
LEO HARRINGTON
lakes in Jackson county this see.
W.
W.
wlinarr
L. P. WELCOME
OUTSIDE
WORKERS
thin of Michigan is fast becoming
II. J. SMITH
Wishing You All a Happy and Prosperous
the summer playground of Amer-
MOSCOW.—(J,
T.
A.)—What
ica. Average temperature is 47
New Year
degrees. The average summer virtually amounts to a crusade
against Jewish colonists hiring
temperature is 74.1 degrees.
_ .
The population of Jackson at outside labor has been initiated by
the opening of 1927 was 67,014, the Yiddish Communist daily,
...woonmanalonvoiwom000mswomwoomwoi
Stern,
or
Charkoff.
exclusive of suburbs, showing that
N. Dolgi, Cornier national mi-
Jackson's increase in population
%;. We Extend the Season's Greetings to the
has been as rapid as that of the norities instructor and member of
the Krivoy Rog, Communist execu-
average American city.
Jewish People of Michigan
Jackson was one of the first tive, asserts in the Stern that
cities in Michigan to adopt the some Jewish colonists systemati-
cally
hire
labor
at
an
average
of
commission manager form of gov-
ernment. and 1928 is its thirteenth 40 kopeks daily and they even
year under that form. A mayor carry on trade in the nearby
and four commissioners, through cities, citing cases in the Arivoy
a city manager, direct the city's Rog district.
In an editorial, the paper de-
affairs, aided by 12 departments
heads and a large force of clerks mands an investigation, declarine,
"We
most show no pity to these
and assistants.
Jackson's tax rate for 1926 was people. Their land must be taken
away
without ceremony."
$27.16, including both summer and
winter assessments, The city of
Telephone 2.0834
613.17 E. Shiawassee St.
summer tax was $9.78 per thou- NEW ZIONIST ARRESTS
sand dollars, and the state, or win-
REPORTED IN UKRAINE
LANSING, MICH.
ter tax. $17.38, divided as follows:
County, $3.36; schools, $8.10;
RIGA. (J. T. A.)—New ar-
/
state, $2.72; roads, $1.90; interest rests of Zionists are reported here
and sinking., 81.91). City's as- in dispatches from the Ukraine.
sessed valuation was $83,197.743,
Fifteen leaders of Zionist
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J ACKSON, MICHIGAN
O real property and $16,109,048 per. were said to have been arrested
sonal property.
by the Soviet authorities in Kamie-
Hundreds
of
tourists
spent
their
ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS
niec-Podolsk, Ratsehiza and other
InIVILMMISSWOCISIMMIGIMISICIVISIVOIMWMICWW:111
summers at lakes in Jackson cities. One of the women arrested
county. Of the 120 lakes in the was exiled.
We wish all our Jewish friends and
county most of them make the
neighbors a Happy and Prosperous New
finest camping sites in Michigan.
Year.
The most popular resorts are
if equipped with bathing facilities,
A Happy New Year to All Our Jewish Friends
golf courses and other recreational
Greetings
•. features to make the summer
00 months enjoyable.
American
Laundry
A Happy New Year to You from
Formerly
NATIONAL UNION BANK
Member Federal Reserve System
JACKSON, MICHIGAN
OFFICERS
ELDRED. Chairman of Board
A. C. BLOOMFIELD, President
C. B. IlAYES, Vice-President
R. 0. BISBEE, Vice-President
C. IL SPINNING, Vice-President
F. 11. NEWKIRK, Vice-President
II. A. REECE, Cashier
C. F. LOGAN, Assistant Cashier
E. J. TOBIN, Assistant Cashier
A, R. JOHNSON, Assistant Cashier
J. W. KNIGHT, Assistant Cashier
D. C. HAFFNER, Assistant Cashier
L. l'.
E. H. WARD & CO.
i
Z. C. ELDRED
A. C. BLOOMFIELD
C. B. HAYES
M. DA1.7,1E1,
A. D. McBURNEY
W. W. TEFFT
IV. It. SPENCER
II. It. MARSH
It. IV. SMITH
It, 0. BISBEE
Jarvis Estes Co.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
G. E. Paul, Vice-President and Trust Officer
A. C. Brown, Assistant Trust Officer
Greetings of the Season
HOTEL
DALTON
ED. DALTON, Prop.
Central State Bank
CENTRAL
DIRECTORS
G. E. PAUL
C. M. DAY
F. F. INGRAM
It. I.. K.ANTLEHNER
C. M. SPINNING
F. II. NEWKIRK
W. C. MORREY
II. II. NEESLEY
II. T. WOODFIELD
J. R. WIIITING
JACKSON, MICHIGAN
Service Company
Season's Greetings and Best Wishes
Better Gasoline and Oils
BRICK
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CORPORATION
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BUILDER'S SUPPLIES
—
John F. Crotty
Books and Stationery
ot Birthplace of Republican Party.
..! The Republican party wan
r 0 formed in 1854 "Under the Oaks
I of Jackson' and a bronze tablet
110 E. Allegan
Phone 5 - 2564
0 commemorating the event has been
0-
o sunk in the face of a granite bout. •
LANSING, MICH.
4I, der at Second and Franklin streets.
; Jackson was the home town of
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Austin Blot r, M ar Governor of
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Michigan, the site of the old home-
stead on Lansing avenue now be-
e
's 'rig occupied by Mercy Hospital.
For several years a free tourist
ramp has been maintained on the
County Fair Grounds through joint
action of the Chamber of Com-
merce, the City Commission and
the Fair Association. This is a
grassy plot, partially shaded, and
is provided with all conveniences
except bath.
Another canip ground is being
made ready through the activities
Bird Baths, Garden Pottery, Garden Seats, Sun
of the Chamber of Commerce, the
Dials. See Them!
Automobile Club and the city.
A Happy New Year
Marble & Fireplace Co.
Industries.
The diversified industries of
1101 S. Washington Avg.
Phone 5.2217
Jackson are Ltrgiely responsible
for a certain stability not found
in many cities in the automobile
1..NNHNC,. hilt ll.
manufacturing district. The Michi-
gan Central Railroad shops play a
large part in the industrial affairs
of the city. The Hayes Wheel
Company is one of the largest
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''.44 Company and the Sparks-Withing-
0 this with the Jason Steel Products
A Very Happy New Year to Our Jewish Friends I- ton Company, lend the industries
,i of the city. A partial list of prod-
oi
4. ucts manufactured in Jackson
ef gives some idea of the diversity
••
' industries.
e of our
Awnings, boilers, bed springs,
S;
r binder twine, brick, belt, bicycle
o
0 wheels, canned goods, charcoal,
DISTRIBUTORS
corsets, concrete block machinery,
Of
0 coil springs, candy, concrete mix-
/ ers, cushion springs, castings.
0 chemicals, cement, drills, drugs.
s•
0 dust collectors. dresses, extracts
, floor lamps, flour machinery, fur-
Expert Radio Service on All Kinds of Radio Sets 0 maces, farm implements, felt prod-
auto
horns.
furniture,
( ucts,
greases, gas engines, at glass,
314 E. Michigan Ave.
Phone 5.2170 0 gas lighting plants, interior fin-
e. ishes, lathes, leather goods, mono)
LANSING, /s1ICII.
meats, medicine cabinets, motor-
0 cycle wheels, marine motors, mill
,
supplies, machine tools, oils, oil
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ia3I341430M2612)024260410000c beaters, potato machinery, paper
Central Radio Co.
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Drug Store
Phone Oakwood 286
103 Michigan Ave. West
Jackson, Mich.
Season's Greetings ,
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DEALERS IN
WHIPPET
• WILLYS KNIGHT
STEARNS KNIGHT
FOURS, SIXES AND EIGHTS
$455.00 to $9,000.00
235 Liberty Street
lectric Service
Company
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JACKSON, MICH.
509 Francis St.
Phone Oakwood 2258
T. E. YAGER
MORTICIAN
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
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SEASON'S GREETINGS
We Wish the Jewish Community of Jackson
a Happy and Prosperous New Year
Incorporated
BAKERS OF KLEAN-MAID
BREAD
OLD HOME TWINS
MALT AND HOP SUPPLIES
BARRELS, KEGS AND CROCKS
910 East Michigan Avenue
Phone Oakwood 2897-8
JACKSON, MICHIGAN
H. E. WAY & SONS
Rosh Hashonah Greetings
CHARLES K.
WETHERBY
402 WILDWOOD AVENUE
Special Motor Coaches
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SUPPLIES
DELUXE
Motor Coach
Service
Oakwood 1219
MADE WITII A MOTHER'S CARE
JACKSON, MICHIGAN
JACKSON, MICHIGAN
JACKSON, MICHIGAN
Greetings
Greetings of the Season
A Happy New Year to You
D'Arcy Construction Co.
CITIZEN
Job Printing House
BAKER'S
Dry Cleaners
Co.
The One-Dollar Dry
Cleaners
"We Originate—Others Follow"
Jackson, Mich.
INCORPORATED
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
192 West Michigan Avenue
JACKSON, MICHIGAN
Irving 412
High Grade Work
YE GREETING CARD SIIOPPE
MECHANIC STREET AT WASHINGTON
Phone Oakwood 70
JACKSON, MICHIGAN
New Year Greeting Cards, 3c to 25c