Community Notes and Church Services in Clare County
Local notices cover Methodist and Saint churches with Sunday School at 10:00 to 10:30 and preaching at 11:00 to 11:30. Reports list community events, visits, and repairs in Clare, including Connery and Stinchcombe families, farm moves, canyon repairs, and civic projects. Several birth, illness, and travel items are noted along with garden and pickle factory updates and recent deaths.
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Rayer
Charles Stinchcombe
Christs Kingdom
E. Horton
Clare
Addie Moore
Canada
Callihan
John Henry
C. Grimm
Ll. Hultz
Sterling Winters
George Orr
Millie Hatch
Louise Graham
Gilmore
Fred Glass
Mutual Perry
Wm. Rawson
Albert Vincent
C. A. Graham
Windover Lake
G. E. Lamb
Flint
Mount Rose
J. H. Cogshall
J. F. Sanderson
Genevieve Schofield
Frances Bingham
Vera Tupper
John Graham
Methodist Ladies Aid
Leonard
Florien Oberlitner
Frank Rawson
Bien Graham
Cassie Davison
Rosebush
Lucile
Wthel Coulter
Duncan Koeplinger
Navy
Sid. Sherman
Silver Lake
Geo. Chappell
Rachel Mayo
Laura ‘Hatfield
Grafford
Brinton
Walter Badger
Sadie McNeil
Pleasant
Frank Wolter
H. Dell
Freda
Sears
Sadie Rawson
Ray Utley
Manley Sutton
West Grant
Floyd Burston
Roy Moore
Jone, Cowden
Ollie Mills
Joe and Dale
Miller
Wayne Walters
Hast Grant
Fern
Irene Palmer
L. Rawson
Albert Kidd
Dickie
Frank Chappell
Clio
Wm. Hooker
T. BE. Fair
A. Graham
Ira Schofield
Arleigh
Gerald
Kellington Graham
Ithaca
Hattie Masten
Mt. Pleasant
Margaret Rodgers
Mack Rodgers
Harry Baker
Milton Davison
Ruth Shear
Jas
Stinchcombe
Nita
Jewell
Mesick
John Gronk
C. Fordyce
Sid Sherman
Jas. Stanley
Broomfield Township
HB. Woodruff
Fisher
John Cronk
Jas, Stanley
Elmer Schofield
Maples Grove
Muskegon
Palmer Dolph
Etta Nickerson
Pentwater
F. B. Bingham
Frank White
Irene
Marion
Wm. Sherman and Son
Bay City
Carl Updegraft
Orville Hunt
Hight Point Fake
Bert Badger
Lansing
Badger
Forest Gordon
Detroit
Gordon
Clyde Masten
Martha Putman
Frank
Robert Thompson
George Dennis
Gertrude
Henry Ackerman
Jack Miller
Henry Howse
Harry House
Roody
Flegel
Ira Badger
Clyde
Lynn. Davison
Alice
Geo
Davison
Chas. Stinchcomber
Mt Pleasant
Homer
Frank Lay
Leslie
Algo
Mills
Northville
Harry Cowden
Clara
Women’s Department of the Saints Church
John Armstrong
Elias Sias
Grand
Clark Richmond
Mia
Atl Updegratt
Farwell Toce elebrate Forestry Day and land proposal
Farwell schools plan National Forestry Day activities on April 29 and hold a special meeting to consider accepting a 10 acre land donation from J L Littlefield for a school forestry program. Arbor Day seedling planting on 30 April will advance practical forestry and benefit Farwell pupils.
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Farwell
J. L. Littlefield
Littlefield
University of Michigan
Lochabar
Feeding Meat Animals Profitable Side Line
In New York state within 50 miles of Buffalo, feeding western raised lambs and steers in winter proves a profitable side line. It spreads labor, produces coarse roughage, and yields manure for non dairy farms, but carries market risk disease and parasite problems. The New York State College of Agriculture offers practical feeding advice at farmers institutes through county meetings under local farm bureaus.
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New York State
Buffalo
New York State College of Agriculture
Wise farm family trends and seed practices in rural life
The piece notes a farm family visiting fairs for vocational insight and benefits. It advises winter seeding of sweet clover using unscarified seed, warns scarified seed may sprout and kill out before spring, and highlights farmers profiting from adopting better methods. It mentions smut treating machines rising in use and a manufacturer reporting sales increases.
Dexter Anticipates The Best Circus Yet
Dexter visits the fair grounds as the circus arrives by train with big tents, ponies, camels, elephants, and daring acts. He notes better riding by ladies, stronger tricks, and a more dazzling, bigger show than ever before.
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Dexter
Circus
Alon
Fair Grounds
Mircus
Lfe
Child chatter on tricycle versus bicycle leads to questions
A brief, fragmented dialogue shows young James aged four and Allen aged three debating the differences between a tricycle and a bicycle. They argue about what a tricycle is and what a bicycle allows one to do.
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Allen
James
Ontario Variegated Alfalfa Matches Grimm in Hardiness
Professor L A Dalton of the New York State College of Agriculture says Ontario Variegated, long grown in Canada, has proven as hardy as Grimm and may replace it in regions with severe winters. Consumers should buy genuine Ontario Variegated seed from reliable seed men to avoid mislabeling Grimm.
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Ontario
L. A. Dalton
New York State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
N. Y
Canada
United States
Dalton
Value of Manure From Farm Animals at Purdue University
Experiments at Purdue show yearly manure value for a well fed horse at 14.75 dollars dairy cow 18.75 other cattle 11.60 sheep 2.25 and hog 9.10. Losses occur because manure is not properly cared for since over half fertilizing value lies in urine which holds about three quarters of total nitrogen and four fifths of total potash.
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Purdue University
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