Farwell area notes and local visits flourish in spring
Ann Arbor area news reports Marines recruit in North Carolina with aviation training for a former Farwell boy. Flint residents the Wilmot Carpenters visit relatives. Ella Carpenter tours with Bowman group. Alba and Gaylord visitors share recaps. Farwell Alumni plan banquet May 31. Mt. Pleasant students home for break. many neighbors send birthday wishes and hold social evenings with cards and a leather gift for Mr. Palmer.
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Wm. Armstrong
Farwell
Marines
North Carolina
Wilmot Carpenter
Ella Carpenter
Flint
John Carpenter
Minerva Richmond
Clarence Melvin
John Barton
Chase Graham
Martha Fuller
Delray
Alma
Burt Badger
Don Corp
Kalamazoo
Marjory Johnson
BH. W. Brown
Bowman Farm
Harold Reise
Fredrick Bingham
Harrison
L. Catley
Ypsilanti
Clara Shackles
Henry House
Mildred
June
Mt. Pleasant
BH. Horton
Frank Luce
Lake George
W. Brown
Eastern Star
Clare
Harold Reese
Lapeer
Force
Karl Coloskey
Ard
Horton
Detroit
Marion Fuller
Whitaker
Bernard Schofield
Predingham
Clyde Mastin
Amy
Sheldon
Lake
J. Barton
Francis Thomas
Harbor Springs
Birt Badger
Downing
Lansing
Okis
Abel
Rawsor
Baby
Harity ‘Arts
Toker
Frank Rawson
Farwell Methodist Service Examines Is Christ a Failure
Pastor W. W. Hurd reports a marked rise in attendance over recent Sundays. The March 6 service at eleven forty covered the topic Is Christ a Failure and noted the special English addition contributing to the worship.
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Farwell
Methodist
W. W. Hurd
Christ
Church services schedule with Teeter as pastor
The Church of God led by Pastor Wm S Teeter holds Sunday School at 10 30 a m worship at 2 30 p m evening service at 7 30 p m and a prayer meeting each Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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Church
OF God
Wm. S. Teeter
Local Church Plans Schedule Amid Storm Weather
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints outlines Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Social Service 11:30 a.m. Bible Class 2:30 p.m. Women’s Dept meets every other Thursday at 2:00 p.m. Bible Study moved to 2:30 p.m. Sunday due to bad roads and storms. Community notices of local residents and events follow with various updates on illness travel and gatherings.
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Reorganized Church OF Latter Day Saints
R. B. McGuire
Farwell Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude
Mrs. John C. Carpenter expresses appreciation for letters and cards received during her hospital stay.
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Farwell
John C. Carpenter
Reducing Losses on Live Stock
Leaflet 38 L issued by the USDA outlines precautions to prevent shipping fever in cattle moved to stock yards and feeding points. Dr. A W Miller stresses gentler handling to preserve vitality, avoiding severe weather, feed and water changes, excitement, and overexertion. Recommendations cover care before during after shipment and discuss biological preventives with illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
A.w.miller
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D
The Secretaries and Their Snake Hunt
In a fable like exchange two secretary birds described as generous hunters set out to chase snakes. The birds boast long thin legs and foot combat to kill prey, then eat snakes whole. The tale ends with a harsh laugh from a third bird.
Justice and money in American courts amid a village debate
A father and son discuss a theft case and show how wealth, influence, and media shape views of justice. The father emphasizes patience with due process, while recounting examples of honesty, Parson Horton, and Sergeant York to defend the American legal system against the idea that money talks.
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Poe
Bob
United States
Iso
Parson
Horton
Ken Hetherington
John
Davie
York
Army
America
Republic
Handicapped Lecture Highlight On Interstate Series
J Franklin Babb praised as a strong feature of the Interstate Entertainment and Lecture Series. His lecture Handicapped is lauded for eloquence wit and inspiration and has drawn praise from major papers. The Sophomore class concludes the Lyceum program with this event next Monday evening.
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J. Franklin Babb
Babb
Boston Globe
Calgary News
Saint John
Masonic Temple
Boston
New Hampshire Club
Delmonico’s
New York City
Tron and Hardware Dealers
New England
France
Tote
Team
Trail
Persecuted Male in a Laundry's Tense Strike
A fragmented verse fragment depicts a man harmed by a laundry service that rips his shirt buttons and fills garments with pins, portraying mistreatment and coercive control in stark, compact imagery.
Collector demands payment from Mr. Mverbroke in curt note
A terse message from a collector to Mr. Mverbroke threatens payment of at least half of an outstanding bill. The writer invites the recipient to call next week and expresses willingness to entertain an optimist.
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Mverbroke
Neighbor Recalls Brother's Dog Giver
A boy asks a next door neighbor if he is the man who gave his brother a dog last week. The neighbor is told by the boy that his mother says to take them all back.
Fair Day Plans Prompt Sweet Exchange
A mother asks if her son loves her, and a daughter reassures her. They discuss going to the fair as mentioned by the paper. The dialogue captures a warm moment about a brief outing.
Just wed couples clash over allowances and needs
A wedding quip contrasts newly married life with long marriage. One says the wife takes it all, the other notes neither gives an allowance nor asks for what she wants. The exchange highlights evolving financial dynamics in relationships.
Unclear fragment prompts uncertain summary
Readable text fragment lacks identifiable people places or events. No concrete facts or context to form a valid news item.
Advertising rates listed for display and lines
Rates announced for display ads and ten lines priced at 25 cents. Each additional line costs 5 cents. Poetry and other resolutions are charged 5 cents per line.
Kens Are Tempted by Eggs Broken in Nest
The article explains how hens eat broken eggs in nests, a habit rising in summer with increased egg laying. It notes broken eggs left in nests attract others, creating an epidemic that damages shells and hurts owners. It urges covering nests with soft material to prevent damage.
No Best Breed for Laying Chickens Seeks High Production Stock
There is no single best breed for eggs or meat as many breeds like Barred Rocks Wyandottes and Rhode Island Reds have been bred for high production. Buy eggs only from high producing stock from reliable dealers to ensure quality.
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Rhode Island
Fattening Ration Recommended by Purdue Station
The Purdue station suggests a fattening ration of 20 pounds yellow cornmeal 10 pounds ground oats 10 pounds flour middlings mixed with 80 pounds buttermilk or skim milk. The mix rests 24 hours before use and is fed to confined poultry in crates twice daily to clean up in about 30 minutes.
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Purdue
Knotty boards prove better shock absorption in boxes
Experiments show knotty boards absorb shocks more effectively than clear boards due to greater flexibility. Their use in box making is increasing as a result.
Icebergs Disintegrate in Labrador Current Graveyard
The icebergs melt and break up after leaving the Labrador current and drift southward, vanishing about 400 miles south of Nova Scotia in a region known as the graveyard of the iceberg.
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Labrador
Nova Scotia
Just a Little: Patriotic Farmer's Cow Milk Riddle
An old patriotic woman sees a young farmer milking a cow on a farm during World War I. She asks why he is not at the front. He retorts that the cow at that end is not producing milk, implying his essential war work at home.
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Association News
Marion Rejects Milk Test Then Demands Ruth Get It
In a brief exchange from a Christian Herald feature Marion resists drinking milk. Her mother praises Ruth for better milk intake and Marion retorts with a quick quip, asking to hand the milk to Ruth.
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Marion
Ruth
Christian Herald
Surgeon Mentions Borrowing Forceps After Surgery
A doctor notes plans to perform another operation and mentions borrowing a pair of forceps if needed while the patient recovers. The nurse comments that the forceps were sewn up in the patient.
Judge Questions Prisoner Over Past Arrests
A courtroom exchange shows the judge asking about prior arrests while the prisoner resists, insisting he does not look like an ordinary convict and suggesting trying a classified liner next week.
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