Farwell Church Week of Preaching and Local Events
Farwell Methodist Church invites worshipers for an evangelist week starting Sunday with morning theme In This Thy Day and a color slide service on China Looking to Her Future. Evening sermons begin 7 30 with Holy Week topics and special music. Baptisms and memberships welcomed Easter Sunday. Local notices list residents visiting, gatherings, and school events in the town.
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Farwell Methodist Church
John Lockyer
China
Reorganized Church Schedule Readies Faith Programs
The text lists Branch President B McGuire and a Banday School timetable with events at 10:30 a.m. prayer meeting 11:30 a.m. Bible Study 9:30 p.m. indicating church activities for a Latter Day Saints branch.
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Church
OF Jesus Christ: OF Latter Day: Saints
Banday’ School
Church of God Sunday Schedule and Easter Plans
Pastor Mary E. House leads 10:30 Sunday School, 11:30 preaching, 4:00 Young Peoples meeting, and 8:00 evening preaching. Prayer meeting held at the pastor's home Wednesdays at 7:30. Not entertainment but salvation from sin is the church's mission. Cordial invitation to all. Be present.
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James Stanley
Walter Smith
West Grant
Roy
Allen
J. H. Stinchcombe
Lester Stinchcombe
Flint
Verne Handley
Roy ‘Robinson
Detroit
J. W. Stinchcombe
Frankfort
D. Rowe
Big Rapids
Wilma Shumway
Rowe
Forest Howell
Lois
Charles Graham
Wm. Burston
Clare
Priday
Orvill Sherman
Rollo Graham
Church of God
Michigan
Young Peoples Orchestra
Pat McMullen
Stratton
Archie Brinner
Cedar Springs
Mary Leonard
Lansing
Ladies Library Association
L. D
Church
Riley Colosky
Marion Price
George Stevens
L. W. Brown
Chaney Robbins
Lillie Glock
Alvira Hyslop
Montrose
Donald Carpp
Baby
Richmond’s
Farwell
Viome Economics Girls
Farwell High School
N. L. Smith
M. E. League
China
Seth Parker
Mary E. House
Young Peoples Meeting
Arry House
Gash Food Shop Ad Promises Quality and Low Prices
Local advertisement for Fred M Morgan’s Gash Food Shop lists multiple pantry items with low prices. Items include Tomato Soup Piono brand Molasses Apple Butter Dill Pickles Lafrance Powder Pineapple and Popcorn, with several can and jar sizes.
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Fred M. Morgan
Animal Husbandry Class Tours Sheep Farm for Demonstrations
The Animal Husbandry Class traveled March 29 to Joe Sullivan’s farm near Gladwin for a full day of sheep business activity including shearing wormy sheep drenching and wool grading. Bus driver Hmir Foell led the group with Mr Tyndall supervising with training from Mr Bartlett of Chicago Flexible Shaft Co. Students Don Wolvin Layle Littlefield Clinton Dunkle Harold Thrush Leslie Herman and Joe Miller demonstrated shearing and impressed with speed and skill. Mrs W G Willer visited the Howard home in the Pratt District and other locals called in Lake Monday.
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Joe Sullivan
Gladwin
Hmir Foell
Tyndall
Barlett
Chicago Flexable Shaft Co
Don Wolvin
Layle Littlefield
Clinton Dunkle
Harold Thrush
Leslie Herman
Joe Miller
W. GC. Willer
Néla Howard
Pratt District
Austin
Grate Shayman
Alta
Lake
Local notes share travel, seeds, and small town life
A readable column recalls a Sunday trip to North Star with Mrs. Rawson, local store items, and seeds, plus commentary on highway planting and growing towns. It praises sweet clover seed for roadsides, laments license plate issues, and notes Mrs. Crawford’s fever detail while highlighting small businesses and community voices.
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Frank Rawson
North Star
Roy
Shears
Gateboy
Chas
Ford
Carpenter
Charley
John’ Frizell
West End
James Gainsforth
Ripley
Geo
Washington
Adam
John Renner
East End
Social notes from Rosebush and nearby areas
Miss Ruth Johnston returns to Michigan State College after visiting her mother Mrs Mary Johnston. Several townsfolk and visitors are listed with brief notes on visits to relatives in Lansing Bay City Grand Rapids Mt Pleasant and Leaton.
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Martha
Marion Fuller
Lake George
Franklin Littlefield
Earnest Horton
Flint
Elaine Force
Fred Philips
Mt. Pleasant
Jess Lampshere
Oscar Kube
Bertha Lake
Fred Bingham
Vera Luce
B. W. Brown
Detricc Masten
Clyde
Lansing
Clyde Masten
James Gainsforth
A. Dawe
Clare
Wilton Powell
Big Rapids
Bertha Rowan
G. ®. Lamb
Margaret and
Leotia Byrne
G. B. Lamb
Ruth Johnston
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Mary Johnston
Orville Nixon
New Straightville
Ohio
Harold West
Scott Horton
Webbersville
Stella Sleight
Daniel Coyne
Helen Campbell
Lester McLaughlin
Atlanta
Homer Campbell
A. M. Bowerman
Alda
Roy Bowerman
Chicago
Andrew Willey
Audrey
Erma Miller
Alma
Bay City
Henry Walker
Milton Harriger
Dick Stowell
Mona Lou
Ray Stowell
Madelyn Walker
Silver Lake
Gale Lutz
Wilmer
Ernest Hoste
Floyd Thompson
Andrew
Willey
John’ Jackman
William
Grand Rapids
John Coyne
Anna
Svme
Ellen Thompson
W. Thompson
Gale, Freeze
Leaton
Grover Freeze
Auction proves value of cow testing records in dairy sale
Arthur Lowes of Sedgwick county sold Ayrshires at a recent auction, with purebred cows at $940 and one reaching $981 while grade cows averaged around $80. Extension experts from Colorado Agricultural College emphasize cow testing records remove gambling from purchases by showing true production and value.
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Arthur Lowes
Young
Sedgwick County
Ie AW
A. Smith
Colorado Agricultural College
George BE
McCrimmon
Sedgwick
Agricultural College
Smith
Much Depends on Cow's Health at Calving Time
A reader questions feeding practices for high producing dairy cows. The Jersey cow cited yields about 45 pounds daily on silage hay and grain, yet remains thin at freshening. Proper pre calving body condition and regain of body reserves are essential for sustaining cows through peak lactation.
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Jersey
Water for Cows and Winter Water Needs
The article discusses cow water requirements in winter, estimating five gallons of water per gallon of milk. It notes cows may drink less if the stable is cold or water is scarce, and lower producing cows may need more water relative to production. It suggests warming the environment can boost water intake.
Cattle Herd Records Show Gains From Culling, Kansas Farmer
J. W. Linn, dairy specialist at the college, notes the data from several Kansas herds indicate profit differences tied to culling. One herd of 41 cows split to 16 with 1448.50 above feed costs and 25 that earned 983.50 more than feed. Other herds report varied net results from 14 up to 18 cows, with totals ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars in feed-cost adjustments.
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Kansas
J. W. Linn
Prevention Fence To Prevent Contagious Abortion In Herds
Hoard's Dairyman notes a remote risk of contagious abortion spreading between adjoining herds through interceding contact. Some farmers build a second fence four to six feet from the neighbor’s to prevent cattle licking or direct contact near shared pastures.
Dairy Hints On NY Yearlings And Cows Demand New Plan
The piece notes a 44 percent rise in yearling herds in New York from 1926 to 1929 due to milk and cow prices, and a 9 percent increase in cows from 1927 to 198. It advocates culling poorer cows and allocating extra feed to top producers to get more milk from the same feed, rather than lamenting low prices.
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New York State
New Element Neutron Captivates Chicago Chemists
Prof William Draper Harkins of the University of Chicago spoke at the Midland club about a new element informally named Neutron. He described it as a potential revolution in matter construction and noted its unique, weighless, and nonreactive nature while hinting at its role in forming and destroying atoms.
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Chicago
William Draper Harkins
University of Chicago
Midland Club
Harkins
Weare
Cambridge University
Neuton
Earth
American Chemical Society
The Change Between Mrs Naggs And Nages
A dialog shows marital strain as Naggs questions why his wife feels apart from him. Nages responds that he is not indifferent but notes she seems different since marriage, highlighting tension in their relationship.
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Mrs. Naggs
Nages
A Playful Exchange Between a Bride and Groom
A humorous exchange shows the bride teasing the groom about his faults while asserting she settled for him, noting her awareness of his defects and joking that they would have prevented a better match. The banter captures light domestic irony and wit.
Whippings Provoke Louder Whispers at School
A schoolteacher whipped a pupil for whispering, but the punishment backfired as the student hollered ten times louder. Joe recounts the incident to his mother, noting the ineffectiveness of corporal punishment.
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Joe
Little Johanna Learns About Poultry
A curious girl asks what poultry means and learns it refers to birds with wings such as chickens and geese. She wonders if angels are included in the definition.
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Johanna
Crabbe family hair contrasts spark humor
A dialogue snippet shows Mrs Crabbe objecting to her daughter bobbing hair, then herself adopting the style. The exchange hints at family tensions over aging and appearances within a household.
Unreadable OCR Item Returns Fragmentary Note
A damaged OCR snippet shows unclear words and stray characters with no coherent event or identifiable names. The readable parts do not establish a concrete person, place, or action to summarize.
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Mall
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Perth
K. OF P. Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Castile
Pioneer
Clare Hatchery
Barre Rocks
R. J
Wyandottes
Myers Hatchery
Tompkins
State St
Saginaw
E. 7Th St
Lloyd Farm
H. Robinett
Brown Corners
Corniwell Farm
Noorman
Stuart Bicknell
Salh—Mccormick
Chas, Grogan, Farwell
John A. McDonald
L. C. Gardiner & Son
Rosebush
Breen
Ernest Irwin
Stevenson Lake
George Bates
Bird Houses
Byron Gibbs
John H. Wilson
Guernsey
Wade Credit
Clare Central
Samborn
Doherty Farm
Bechtel
Wade
Sentinel Office
Jonn
A. Henry
J. H. Seeley
School House
Phope
Frank Newsom
D. E. Mater
Rob
Cochran
Bank
Farmers Ind. Produce Co
L. W. Jackson
Entia
Clare County Road Commission
Pres. Roosevelt
Clare Road
4Th St
W. C. Fuller
State OF
Coumity Clare
William Magnus
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
Samborn Produce Co
Clare County. Savings Bank
Clare County Savings Bank
Allen R. Graham
Clare County’ Savings Bank
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