Ackard Plows New Tractor at Clear Creek Ranch
Ackard tends ground at Clear Creek Ranch with a new tractor while Doe and Tom fields are prepared for pine and oats. The item notes various local residents, nursing care, church activity, and Easter exercises, reflecting a bustling rural community.
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Clear Creek Ranch
Ackard
Doe
Tom
Geo. Cosgrove
Clare
Dondere
Theodore Gunderman
Bec Einter
L. Berry
Wirdover
Frank Cosgrove
Local Social and Community Notes Sparse Weekend Updates
Sunday events at Mannie Sutton's in Grant and visits from Clare, Harrison, and Canada relatives fill a quiet period. Edith Kietler, Geraldine Hampton return to school after vacation. Arthur Phillips travels to Lensing. Easter gatherings involve M J Hutchinson and families from Brown and Ulrichs. Next Ladies Aid meeting set for April 7 with Mrs Dale Davis. Congratulations to Will Gordon and Arling Severson on their marriages.
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And
Cotton ‘Apent
Mannie Sutton’s
Grant
Edith Kietler
Geraldine Hampton
Arthur Phhillips
Lensing
M. J. Hutchinson
Brown
August Ulrich
Clare
Boms
Bert Ratter
A. D Hampton
Canada Fhuraday
Elmer Clure
Harrison
Alfred Kos
Jay Claate
Lena Leichert
Violet Rodabaugh
Ladies Aid
Dale Davis
Wesley Teale
Wood
Zimmermann
Will Gordon
Arling Severson
Michigan Supreme Court voids liquor seizure provision
The Michigan Supreme Court declares the seizure section of the 1917 1919 Wiley prohibition law unconstitutional and void erasing state power to issue search warrants for liquor enforcement until the legislature amends the act. The ruling stems from a Grand Rapids case involving Edgar D. Lamater a Grand Rapids druggist. PMID said the department will pause seeking warrants but continue enforcement once the Wiley act is amended.
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Lansing
Michigan
State Supreme Court
Grand Rapids
Edgar OD. de Lamater
Superior Court of
de Lamater
State Food and Drug Department
George M. Bradley
Kentucky
Wiley
Food and Drug
Woodworth
Lakes to Sea Canal Assured Progress Seen by I J Waterways
The 39th and final IJC hearing drew delegates from 15 midwest states and Canada who voiced broad support for the lakes to ocean waterway. Only one objection arose from a Buffalo resident. Oscar J. Larson of Minnesota estimated the project would add 300 million dollars annually to U S farm product values, criticizing New York and other districts for blocking the plan for selfish reasons.
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Detroit
International Joint Waterways Commission
Middle West
Canada
United States
Oscar J. Larson
Minnesota
New York
$50,060,000 club for New York women planned near Fifth Avenue
A $50,000,000 women's club house the Women's National Club will be built near Fifth Avenue to host New York's 365 organizations. It will be 15 to 28 stories with plans to replicate similar facilities in other cities including Washington, D C. In Boston a council move seeks to remove race death by own action clauses from tenants contracts amid recent rent increases.
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New York
Women’s National Club
Fifth Avenue
Washington, D. C
Boston
Francis J. Wentford
City Rent and Housing Committee
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