Local Notes From South West Gilmore Area
Elam Seymour and wife and George Pitta couple with children visited Stanley Glass Sunday. Mrs Ed Alger visiting Port Huron for a few days. Charles Pemberton moved onto the Alger farm near the Case schoolhouse. Mrs M L McAlvey was sick last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elam Seymour
George Pitta
Stanley Glass
Ed Alger
Port Huron
Chas
Pemberton
Alger
Case Schoolhouse
M. L. McAlvey
Neighborhood Notes and Local Happenings This Week
Mrs F Acre visited her mother last week and Mrs B Kheinhardt canvassed the neighborhood. Sowing oats in the order of the day. Mrs Springer joined her husband on a new farm with A Rhodes helping. Bryan and Ira Miller went sucker fishing last week. Herschel Comer and Ernest Alien attended church at Brown Sunday vigor. Only one more week of school.
North Arthur News Briefs and Local Notices
Ott is very ill with heart and lung trouble and has many friends' sympathy. Lewis Ott is slowly improving. Balsley and Myers attended the Masonic lodge. A seven week term ends next Friday at Randall where Miss Gardon will finish. Fishermen Gunner Broberg and his hired man had a large sucker catch last Thursday. A pecker sold suckers for 10c a pound last Friday. A classified liner offers cheap results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ott
Re. Lewis Ott
Balsley
Myers
Masonic Lodge
Ciars
Mise Gardon
Randall
Fred Krell
Gunner Broberg
Eure
Remarkable Tatented Physicians In Treatment Of Chronic Diseases
Michigan licensed doctors claim to treat stomach liver blood skin nerves heart and other chronic ailments without surgery or injections. They tout bloodless surgery and no pain, offering free consultation and advice even if the case is declared incurable. Married women should attend with husbands and minors with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Doctors
State of
Michigan
Decatur Woman Accused Of Five Arson Fires
Lydia Graham a 22 year old widow is held on arson charges after she set five fires at George Steele’s home in Decatur Michigan. Sheriff Barker states infatuation with Roy Steele drove the acts to frighten away Steele’s mother. Firefighters extinguished each blaze with minimal property loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Mich
Lydia Graham
George Steele
Barker
Paw Paw
Roy Steele
Roads Set for Wage Cut as Rail Labor Board Opens
Railways of nearly 100 carriers ready to push wage reductions starting Monday. A consolidated hearing before the United States railroad labor board will hear wage disputes from across the country. Unskilled labor wages are targeted, with several carriers seeking blanket cuts for all employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
MANY CITIES OWN WATER PLANT
A Michigan health department census for the U S Public Health Service shows 75 percent of residents, about 2 934 592, receive municipal water. It also finds 16 4 percent, about 588 500, plus many private-well users, drink unprotected water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
United States Public Health Service
Michigan Department of Health
Michigan
Cold Wind Does Not Deter Irish Republic Parade
Thousands participated in a monster parade opening a two day convention despite freezing winds. The American Association for the Reception of the Irish Republic drew a large crowd including many elderly and young children in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Association
Midwest business battle over price-fixing hits several cities
Complaints from Chicago St Louis Cleveland Minneapolis Detroit and other Midwest cities accuse a syndicate of fixing prices on school supplies. Attorney General receives the report with Charles F Clyne noting small town merchants pay about double what they did previously for peak age materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Détroit
Charles F. Clyne
Clyne
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Eee
Ford
D. Ward’s
P. M
Clare, Mich
V. F. Everett
Gilmore
North Arthur
Gaming
United
Phelps’ Cafateria
Blaze
Fire Department
Big Ben
Clare
N.L. Tibbill
Optometrist
Clothcraft
Kuppenheimer
Avery
April Notion
Ric
West
Clark’s O. N. T
Bicknell & Co
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