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Interview devoted to the Great Depression, World War I and World War II, Prohibition, and the economy.

Chester Hey was a historian from Bad Axe, Michigan. The interview focuses on the German communal colony, Ora Labora, founded near Bay Port, Michigan by Emil Baur in the mid-nineteenth century.

Interview devoted to the Great Lakes Express Company. Topics discussed include the company background, labor union transition, and important historic people and events of Great Lakes Express.

Interview devoted to Mr. Jarkey's time as a nightclub entertainer at Wenonah Beach Park in Bay City, Michigan.

Interview devoted to his experience in the Grey Iron Foundry before and after the AFL Union came in. His role in the union is also discussed.

Social Life (Biography) of Mr. & Mrs. Jochen and history of Saginaw.

An interview discussing the topic of shipping on the Great Lakes, focused mainly on the Bay City and Saginaw areas.

Interview devoted to early Saginaw jobs, from lumber yards to the Post Office.

Interview devoted to the Dow Chemical Company, Midland.

Interview devoted to Saginaw's downtown area in the early 20th century. Bancroft Hotel and other large hotels in Saginaw, Saginaw's auditorium, the Castle post office and other department and general stores in downtown Saginaw during that time.

Interview devoted to the early school system and development of Freeland, origin to present.

Interview devoted to twentieth century Bay City, Michigan, its early years to the present as seen by Mr. Lodewyk. Mr. Lodewyk was a past president of the Bay City public school board.

Interview devoted to commercial fishing and what caused this enterprise to no longer be a thriving business on the Saginaw Bay. (Sebawaing)

Discussion of important figures in Bay City history, Norman Macaulay's work, the history of Bay City and the Women's Suffrage Movement.

Interview devoted to the following topics: how a day went as an ordinary coal miner; a mule's life in the mine; some comparison of Bay City mines to Illinois mines; wages and jobs down inside the mines; safety conditions of the mines and mine injury;…

Interview dedicated to following topics: early gas stations; early housework; progress; the Great depression

Interview devoted to the history of the Temple Theater in Saginaw, and to the Saginaw theaters of the 1940's. Ellis Merkley was the manager of the Temple Theater.

Interview devoted to the following topics: the purpose of establishing settlements in Michigan; comparing religious bonds among Lutherans of yesterday and today; the difference between synods and the turmoil in the Missouri synod; the founding of St.…

Interview devoted to coal mining and early events in Saginaw.

Gerald Noe was the retired International Representative or Disctrict 10 Secretary for the Pattern Makers League of North American.

Harold Stevens was the retired committee member of the Pattern Makers League of North America of Saginaw and helped…

Interview devoted to the history of Standish, MI.
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