Veteran Enthusiast Praises Konjola Health Remedy
Albert Thompson, a veteran from Detroit, credits Konjola with curing catarrh pains stomach and kidney trouble after six bottles in six weeks. The ad claims Konjola builds health, notes wide distribution through Clare at E A Anderson's drugstore and other town druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert ‘Thompson
Radermacher Street
Detroit
France
Konjola
Clare
E. A. Anderson
Adyv
Winter Quarters Need Right Carr for Poultry
Centered on fall and winter care for small poultry flocks, the article warns of vermin, ice and parasites threatening chickens. It suggests practical, affordable building and feeding practices and outlines a simple disinfection method using tobacco stems or nicotine to control pests.
Classified Liner Promises Quick Results
Local classifieds offer fast responses for wanted items and services. Readers post brief requests and sellers respond with price and availability, enabling rapid transactions and curbside pickups.
Local Social Notes Share Visits and School Event
Colomns record visiting relatives in Colville and nearby towns. Mrs F M Myers returns home. Sunday dinner at J M Rollers. spring vacation students enjoy time at home. Next Friday April 4 a Sunday School class presents a three act drama One Minute to Twelve followed by a pie social with families and community standouts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Township
Ruth Blaine Shull
O. S. T. G. Mt. Pleasant
Grace Sanders
Clare High School
F. M. Myers
M. T. Butler
Cecil Hubel
Billy
Marvel Butler
Isold Hubel
Leeta Murray
Marvel
Mildred Langworthy
Ninette DeLacy
Fern Athey
Ermintrude Fair
Wyle Richardson
Mary Anne
Stella Robinett
la Don Lisk
Vesta Robinett
Polkadot
Kenneth Roller
Lindy Lou
Born to Nealie Cook a son William Edward
Mr and Mrs Nealie Cook welcomed a seven pound son on March 28 naming him William Edward. Mrs Mary Randall staying to help care for the baby. Mrs Jake Vander Creek returned from Ann Arbor hospital after goiter removal. Helena Vanderwoude ill with lagrippe. Township board held annual settlement at the town hall. School children enjoyed a picnic at the school house. Mrs Maggie Hale visited Marion and returned home. Delmar Thayer and Edd Burman dined with Sam Gaskill. Barl Lloyd finished sawing lumber for Nealie Cook and moves his mill to Vogel Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nealie Cook
William Edward
Mary Randall
Jake Vander Creek
Ann Arbor
Helena Vanderwoude
Maggie Hale
Marion
C. J. Dells
Delmar Thayer
Edd Burman
Sam Gaskill
Barl Lloyd
Vogel Center
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Town Hall Event
Brush College hosts Mr and Mrs Wm Schieber and Ben Carter visit. Stephen Heller and daughter Alice spend with Mrs Ben Ottgen, who is ill. Leslie Calhoun and Mrs Brubaker visit Lansing. Lake George weekend for the Fawley couple. Grace Sanders vacationing with family. Town hall Friday features One Minute of Twelve comedy by local youths. pies requested for post show social. Ladies Aid meeting March 20 at Mrs Glen Hale with fifty five attendees despite bad roads and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Schieber
Ben Carter
Stephen Heller
Alice
Ben Ottgen
Leslie Calhoun
Lansing
John Brubaker
Lester Fawley
Lake George
Grace Sanders
Ladies Aid
Glen Hale
Altho
Local Visit Notes From West Grant Region
West Grant residents report visits from Ellis Young and family of Cole man to relatives nearby. Ora Hubel of Columbus Ohio spent time with Grandma Hubel who is ill, then returned Sunday. Millie Scott and sister from Lake visited at Wim Randall home along with other callers. Gus Williams and family visited A C Geer and J A Geer homes near Beaverton. Chas Matthis and Geo Teeter helped at Axford farm. Zimmerman and Waltz families and Herbert Randall traveled to Reed City for carpentry work at Floyd Doherty hotel. Gretel McPhail missed Clare school due to snow and bad roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Young
Jimmy
Billy
Thomas
Coleman
Ora Hubel
Columpus
Ohio
Grandma Hubel
Millie Scott
Lake
Wim. Randall
Herbert Randall
T. A. Sutton
Cap Huble
Walters
Ruth Williams
Maxine
Romayne
Gus Williams
A.C. Geer
J. A. Geer
Beaverton
Chas. Matthis
Geo. Teeter
Axford
Paul Zimmerman
Sheridan
Geo. Waltz
Grand Rapids
Reed City
Floyd Doherty
Gretel McPhail
Clare
Miss Eisie Shull Returns to Gaylord to Resume Teaching
After a week at home Miss Eisie Shull returned Sunday to Gaylord to resume her teaching post. The report also notes that James Fitchatt and his wife and daughter Mary, who have spent years diving in Flint, were mentioned in last week’s news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisie Shull
Gaylord
James
Fitchatt
Mary
Flint
Snow and Winds Close Roads in Northwest Vernon
Heavy snow and high winds blocked roads last week. Mail carrier failed to pass one day and school was canceled midweek. Neighbors opened roads on Thursday with a road builder. Local residents and families attended birthdays at the Gardiner home. Clare high school students enjoyed spring vacation at home. Township board settled with treasurer. Several residents moved or visited family. multiple locals listed among those ill with grip and colds.
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Ols
Stanley
Lansing
Harry
Tash
Midland
Robt. Gardiner
Harvey Wardwell
Lake George
Gardiner
Little
Joyce
Arthur Parish
Clare
Maud Parish
Clare High School
John Duncan
Lionel and
Stanley Parish
M. Parish
I. B. McIntosh
Mt. Pleasant
J. S. Drake
Wise Township
Henry Hoover
Gorr
Wise
Hoover
A. B. Gorr
I. B. Mclintosh
Mar! Badder
Ionia
Floyd Price
Minner
Price
Joan Duncan
Walter White
Kenneth Gunderman
Hdith Gorr
Dover News Bits and Local Contests Update
Dover notes show Mrs. Jordan visiting Detroit for an open ended stay. Mr and Mrs Wm Henderson and son Allen from Harrison were weekend guests of Mrs Arm Allen. The town recalls a boom era while prep for a new Sunday contest begins next week. April snow returns as spring hides behind the unsettled weather. Busy Bees plan at Mrs Birdsall's due to illness, with 21 plates served and roads blocked. Next meeting set at Mrs Birdsalls. Mrs Ross Dysinger was called to
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Jordan
Detroit
Wm. Henderson
Son Allen
Harrison
Arm Allen
Dover
Blues
Reds
Dover School Notes Highlight March Attendance and Spelling
Weekend visits featured local families including Migs Bulman at Marion. Dover notes honor students Delmar Ajen Lois Denno Elsie Rank and Greenwood Chew for straight A marks. health inspectors Delmar Allen and Velma Shaver will check daily hygiene and punctuality.
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Cecil
Ohio
Aggist
Migs Bulman
Marion
Hinora Weaver
James Cashin
Flint
Weaver
Charles Wallace
Sarah Ellen Fitzpatrick
Merril Perry
Carlye
Lansiig
Floyd Allen
Dover School
Gladys Lau
Florence Hoover
Elmar Allen
Billy Bauer
Ocie Fitzpatrick
Dorothy Shaver
Delmar A Jen
Lois Denno
Elsie Rank
Greenwood Chew
Bertha Bulman
Maxim Principles Echoed In Everyday Action
A reflective note highlights three guiding maxims “Ilay Ball” “Get Busy” and “Saw Woad” as practical rules. The brief suggests these phrases shape personal drive and focus in daily tasks. The wording hints at a playful yet purposeful mindset for productivity.
Old medical almanacs unveil long list of ills
A Rochester Democrat and Chronicle writer cites a medical journal remark that no one can list all human ailments. The writer adds that older medical almanacs cataloged many diseases, reflecting curative beliefs of past eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
First Duty of a Newspaper
The quote from the Manchester Guardian defends a newspaper as a news gatherer whose core duty is truth. It asserts that its soul is at risk if the news supply is tainted and that commentary must not compromise facts. It emphasizes unclouded truth in what is published and what is withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ingland
Guardian
Proceedings of the Clare Common Council March 3 1930
The Clare city council met March 3 1930 with Mayor Hether presiding. Roll call noted present and absent. minutes approved. Ward asked to move David Ward's office building. bills referred to finance committee and several named workers paid for street labor and services. Ken Gerren Art Thompson and others listed with amounts. election commissioners appointed for wards 1 2 3. meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common
City of Clare
Hether
Ald. Parish
Richmond
Snear
Wilgon
Ald
Adams
Feighner
Orin Ward
David Ward
McEwan Street
Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co
Wilson
Parish
Finance Committee
Kenneth Gerren
Thompson
Henry Grover
Huntley
Clinton Richmond
A. Richmond
Robert Bauder
Cliff Richmond
Clint Richmond
Cities Service Oil Co
Daniel Crouse
General Electric Co
Clare’s
Clare Sentinel
HE. S. Chaffee
Chas. Shaw
H. S. Chaffee
Tred Huntley
Consumers Power Co
Ald. Wilson
C. F. Haller
S. A. Wilkinson
Td. Johnston
R. I. Heber
Alex McKinnon
Tranquil Life Reflected in a Poet’s Morning Notes
A fragmented line hints at peaceful living and acceptance of each day. The text references a water-bent screen grid radio and a location named Kirkpatrick's Drug Store, suggesting a bygone era setting and consumer milieu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Kirkpatrick
Ady
Kodak Film Sold For Five Cents At Kirkpatrick Drug
An old advertisement proclaims film offered at five cents per roll at Kirkpatrick’s Drug Store. It promises a new finish and notes the film never curls, highlighting affordability and durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick’n Drug Store
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Dorthea “Seal
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Burt Rutter
Henry Walters
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Rosebush
M. D. ‘Clute
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Frank Walters
Winterfield
Brush College
West Grant
Arthur Center
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