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The Midland Sun: Portraying the City of Midland, Michigan, Home of America's Greatest Chemical Institution
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November 1926 issue of The Midland Sun, a weekly periodical published by Frank Burton in Midland, Michigan between 1881 and 1927. In 1927 the publication merged with the Midland Republican (1881-1927) to form the Midland Republican and the Midland Sun (1927-1928). This issue celebrates a decade of growth in the city of Midland, Michigan from 1916-1926. The issue contains articles concerning the various organizations, public facilities, attractions, and advertisements for local businesses. The issue notably contains several articles regarding the Dow Chemical Company including a feature by Herbert H. Dow (1866-1930) titled Why I Came to Midland and the portraits of many Dow Chemical employees.
Date November 1926
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