Public Notice of Mortgage Sale by Gilmore and Gilmore
Notice is given that by power of sale in a mortgage dated April 4 1922 between George B Struble and Edward Gilmore and Anna K Gilmore the north half of the northeast quarter of section 32 township 17 north range 4 west Clare County Michigan excepting part deeded to Pere Marquette Railroad Company will be sold at public auction July 20 1929 at 9 o clock am at the front door of the Courthouse Harrison Michigan to pay the sum of 3042 29 with 6 interest and costs including attorneys fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Pere Marquette Raiload Company
Coury House
Harrison
Circuit Court
County of Clare
Nm Township
Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Edward Gilmore
Anna K. Gilmore
Notice to Contractors for Clare County road bids 1929
Clare County Road Commissioners invite sealed bids by the County Clerk for Class B road construction in Sheridan township Michigan. Bids due May 1 1929 at 1 pm CST with $50 certified check. plans at County Clerk office. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
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Board of County Road Commissioners
Clare
Hagle Church
Sheridan Township
Board of County Road
Cope
Clare County
Michigan
Wm. A. Henderson
Farm Relief Bill and Hoover Attitude Shaped by Vote
The Week In Washington reports on the push for a Federal Farm Board to promote agricultural marketing and equalize prices. The piece discusses the McNary Haven bill, Hoover’s stance against the equalization fee, and the need for bipartisan compromise to aid farmers while urging continued support for farm relief and tariff measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Committee On Agriculture
House of Representatives
House
Federal Farm Board
Senate
McNary-Haven
Konjola hailed as a blessing and cure all disorder
An advertisement touts Konjola as a Godsend for stomach, liver, kidney and nerve ailments. It cites Mrs. Ann Buck of Detroit claiming six bottles restored digestion and ended years of pain, with sale points at EB. A. Anderson's in Clare and other druggists in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konjola
Ann Buck
W. Forest Street
Detroit
Konjoila
Clare
EB. A. Anderson
Adv
Adlerika Claims Rested Sleep After Nine Years Of Gas
Mrs EH Touchstone reports nine years of sleepless nights due to stomach gas. Adlerika is said to relieve gas and bloating with one spoonful, acting on both upper and lower bowels to remove old waste matter, surprising users regardless of prior stomach remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Financial Standing of the Treasury Balance Definition
The treasury balance is the amount held in the United States Treasury each day after all government receipts and payments are processed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
United States
Alma visitors report high water damage at Bertha Lake cottage
Geo Blesch and wife of Alma visited Bertha Lake Sunday to view their winter cottage and boat house toppled by high water. Wm Kube, his wife and daughter and Mrs Pearl Kinled traveled to Farwell and Clare last Saturday. They also saw Mrs Art Kube of Farwell and G W Sprague and family of Clare. Dorothy and Irene Blesch returned home after visiting school. Most locals attended the Lake George school meeting Wednesday to hear Mr Burk of Lansing discuss Township Unit schools. Petitions to establish one in Lincoln township will be circulated.
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Geo. Blesch
Alma
Bertha Lake
Wm. Kube
Pearl
Farwell
Clare
Art Kube
G. W. Sprague
N.kube
Dorothy
Irene
Lake’George
Burk
Lansing
Lincoln Township
Social Calls and Moves Across the Sowle and Randle Families
Southeast Sheridan notes multiple Sunday visits among the Sowle Smith and Randle households. Bert Hess and family visited Roscoe Smith. Martha Livingston spent Sunday near Bard store. the Randle milk route was ceded to Coleman. Clifford and Clarence Randle moved to new homes after living in Detroit. Miss Dorothy May Randle returned from Detroit. Macklem family visited Flint. Roscoe Smith's family returned from Flint. Mrs McDonald cared for Mrs 8.
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M. P. Sowle
Vivian
Harley Sowle
Claude Smith
Beaverton
Smith
Bert Hess
Roscoe Smith
Martha Livingston
Bard
Randle
Coleman
Ernest Orton
Roy Adams
Guy Beatty
Clifford Randle
Detroit
Clarence Randle
John Bell
Dorothy May Randle
Gerald Macklem
Flint
Macklem
Baby
Mc Donald
Roscoe
Hatton and Perc y Durfee Families Visit Temple Fishing and Farming Notes
Hatton B White and family with Percy Durfee visit Temple after catching suckers and red horse fish. memories of old times. Nate Trumble hosts parents at his Gilmore farm, planning 20 acres beans, 15 corn, 20 oats, 5 potatoes, plus cows and 100 hatched chicks. Carrie Perverse visits from Glare to please her parents. Durfee suffers a foot injury from a stump machine, no bones broken. U.S. 27 roadwork causes detours. locals ask travelers to try air line routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. White
Percy Durfee
Temple
Nate Trumble
Gilmore
Carrie Perverse
Hatton
C. Durfee
U.S. 27
Dr. Bennnett
Brown
Pit
Hight Point Lake
Trumbles
Durfee’s
Sanford
Bitlers and neighbors attend Clave and Harrison events
Mr and Mrs John Bitler visited Clave Tuesday and later hosted Sunday guests. Roy Shamel from Flint visited the community. Mr and Mrs John Bitler were married last Saturday by Rev Light in Harrison with Hazel Wilson and Lloyd Brooks as attendants. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bitler
Clave
Monroe Holderman
Gladwin
F. GC. Bitler
Ida Wesenberg
Wm. Perry
Guerdon Ackerman
Harrison
Roy Shamel
Flint
Frank Brooks
Alice G. Perry
Guerdon Ackertian
Light
Hazel Wilson
Lloyd Brooks
Local residents visit and travel notes across Harrison area
A jumble of family visits and travel plans across Harrison and nearby towns includes Jim McGuire J A Bitler and wives A 9 Keyser and son Gladwin Wenday Ed Litwiller and family Clare and Harrison Tuesday Monroe Holderman and others. Homer Lutzi and wife visit, Ida Wesenberg spends Sunday with Emily Miller, Chas Bitler and wife visit Lansing, A J Keyser and family spend Sunday in Mt Pleasant, Hart Price family stay with John A Bitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anse Mitchel
Jim McGuire
J. A. Bitler
Keyser
Gladwin Wenday
Ed. Litwiller
Clare
Jake Keupfer
Harrison
Monroe
Ida Wesenberg
Emily Miller
Homer Lutzi
A. J. Keyser
Mt. Pleasant
Chas. Bitler
Lansing
Michigan Certified Seed Corn Yields Boost per Acre
Michigan grows one and a half million acres of corn but certified seed corn last year covered only 45 000 to 50 000 acres. Forty nine growers produced varieties suited to state regions including Duncan Clement’s White Cap Polar Dent M A C Yellow Dent Golden Glow and Pickett. Certified seed raises yields by about three bushels per acre over three years with one bushel spreading over multiple acres. Seed must test above 90 percent germination to be sold by the Michigan Crop Improvement Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Farm Crops Department
Michigan State College
Duncan
Clement
Michigan Crop Improvement Association
Notice of Determination of County Road Takes Over Roads
The Clare County Board of County Road Commissioners resolves that certain roads in Surrey and Garfield townships are taken over as County Roads and placed under county jurisdiction. Notices must be served to township highway authorities and published weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel and the Clare County Cleaver starting near U.S. 10 and Cranberry Lake, per 1929 resolution. Dated April 20 1929.
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Surrey
Garfield
Clare County
Board of County Road Commissioners
County of
Clare
Clare Sentinel
Clare Couuty Cleaver
U. S. 10
Surrey Township
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Legals
Mortagage Sale
C. W. Perry
Mortengees
Mich
Washington
Rov. C. Woodruff
Congress
Coolidge
Hoover
Executive
Ways and
Anna Buck
Blabon
East Lincoln
Sheridan
Hamilton
Goodyear Pathfinder
Goodyear
M Sve
Standard
U.S
Robert Hutchinson John Asline
Somerville
Fred Newsom
Farwell Lumber Yard
Buick
Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
Mt. Pleasant, Michigan
B. J. Sanford
Tatman
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