Michigan Central Plans Discount Tourist Tickets
The Michigan Central railroad informs Secretary Marston that starting May 15 it will sell tourists round trip tickets valid 15 days from Detroit Toledo and Cincinnati and other points to Northern Michigan at about five cents per mile for a one way trip, a drop of over one cent per mile from the regular fare.
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The
Michigan Central Railroad
Marston
Development Bureau
Detroit
Toledo
Dcnisago
Michigan
Preaching Here Sunday Evening and Local Socials
Sunday events announce a sermon on May 1 and a Ladies Aid meeting on May 5 hosted by Mrs. Wm Black. Numerous local visits and family gatherings are listed including the Teales at West Teale's and Dick Emerson's, the Gerows with the Allens, and Clare residents visiting Oral Phillips and Jay Clare family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Black
David Teale
West Teale
S. A
Jay Clare
Dora Shaver
the Eagle
Bertz Ratter
Suanaay
The World's Need to Work Hard and Save
A brief quote from Charles M Schwab urging universal effort and thrift. The note suggests trying a classified liner next week to reach readers.
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Charles M. Schwap
It Pays to Shelter All Farm Equipment
A U S Department of Agriculture notice urges winter inspection and repair of farm implements to prevent breakage in spring. Tighten bolts, fix weak parts, paint with dark metallic finishes, and maintain neat farm gear to boost durability and community standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Engagement Tests Pride and Wealth in a New York Household
In 1931 a wealthy financier John Hewlett announces he has lost his fortune and seeks to release Miss Estelle Lambert from their engagement. Admiral Lambert intervenes, urging that love, not wealth, should guide their future as Estelle declares she loves him for the man, not the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Lambert
Charlies Lambert
John Hewlett
Hewlett & Mason
Wall Street
Johns Hewlett
Estelle
Fifty-fifth Street
France
Lamberts’ House
Theodore Faning
Faning
Hewlett
Troducer
Miss Lambert
Mr. Hewlett
Admiral Lambert
Mr. Faning
Pye
John
Food Tips From a Bygone Recipe Column
A compact collection of home cooking guidance features timbales of chicken with cream and truffles, cabbage stuffed and steamed, and a marshmallow frosting for desserts. Includes stepwise instructions for mixing, shaping, and serving with mushroom sauce and bakery treats.
Whittier Poem Excerpt Incudes Reflective Verse
Fragment from a 1921 Western Newspaper Union clipping includes a Whittier quotation about aging with a positive outlook. It echoes gratitude for blessings and a refusal to change life’s course despite time.
Fireless cookers for economical home use
A homemaking article explains how to fashion a fireless cooker from a box a candy pail or an old trunk using tight covers and packers like paper cork sawdust or hay. It notes heat retention with asbestos paper cushions soapstone dishes and suggests waking cereals at night and re heating in the morning for tender wholesome meals.
Madge Green Brings Change at Willow Farm
Madge, a new bride, battles doubt and mocks of work but proves her worth by mastering milking and baking. John plans to run the farm with Madge as support, as the elder Greens shift from pride to acceptance and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas
Mrs. Green
John
Elien
Mary
Ellen
James Green
Ethan
Madge Green
Madge
John Green
Mooley
Willow Farm
Farwell Local Notes and Obits Highlight Busy Week
Family visits and illness mark Farwell events. Mrs. Henry Waddington of Gilmore dies after long illness. funeral in Gilmore Cemetery. Local visits include Linda Clark, Vernette Burnside, and James Rassat. School plays Maidens All Forlorn and Who's Boss wow Lake audience. B S Ball team heads to Coleman. debate heats up. box social planned by Larmon Post. Regular rail and motor schedules noted.
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Linda Clark
Manieres
Henry Stevens
Clare
Barton
Tom Wood
Gilmore
Jaerse Wood
Bird Vseeland
Mt. Pleasant
Sarah
Melvin
Henry Waddington
Gilmore Cemetery
Vernette Burnside
Homer Stinchcombe
Kenneth Babcock
Lakeside
Fannie Monger
Bertie Graham
Saginaw
Graham
Nolan
Lee Utley
George Tiedeman
Sophia
Lake
Irvin Hall
E. J. Eager
G. E. Lamb
A. J. Chiprell
Hayes St. Yarde
Ida Clark
Carl Opdegraff
W. C. Fuller
Martha
Stave Shumway
Cadillac
Prof. Peterson
Mesdames
John Palmer
Tuesaday
Midland
Federation of Woman’s Clabe
Charlie Hall
Farwell
Miss Sarah Brooke S Engaged to Teach at Littlefield School
A notice states Miss Sarah Brooke S is engaged to teach the spring dorm of schools in the Littlefield School at Ferguson Lake after a room fumigation to prevent contagion.
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Sarah Brooke S
Littlefield School
Ferguson Lake
Northeastern Michigan Bureau Plans Publicities and Tours
The bureau funds publicity through the Ask Mr Foster service in Detroit Buffalo Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis to attract summer tourists and settlers. It will host farmer groups for summer auto tours in Michigan and provide camping gear including tents and cots. The Michigan public domain commission contributes 500, Alcona and Otsego counties renew subscriptions, Oscoda supervisors may follow with a similar plan.
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Michigan
Tite Buareau
Foster
Detroit
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Michigan Public Domain Commission
Bureau
Boarda of Supervisors
Alcona
Otsego
Oscoda Sauperviesore
Fanny Crosby and Safe in the Arms of Jesus
Frances Jane Van Alstyne known as Fanny Crosby wrote the hymn Safe in the Arms of Jesus for a tune by W H Doane. Crosby born 1822 in America became blind early, taught at the New York Institution for the Blind, married Alexander Van Alstyne in 1858, and many hymns appear in Sankey’s collection with wide popularity. nearly a hundred million copies sold in America and Britain.
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Frances Jane van Alstyne
Fanny Crosby
America
Lesan
Lyons
Jesus
W.H. Doane
Ehe
Alexander van Alstyne
Farm Business Analysis Studies Across States
The United States Department of Agriculture reports extensive farm business analysis. Data from Iowa Florida New Hampshire Ohio Kentucky New Jersey cover crop and livestock areas cooperative tractor groups and specialized farming surveys. The program aims to help farmers operate more businesslike.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Florida
New Hampshire
Ohio
Kentucky
New Jersey
Tractors Prove Time Savers for Farm Families
Farm tractors save time for the average farmer. After obtaining a tractor, the first task is to gather all available information to maximize usefulness and efficiency.
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Lake George
Eva Bush
Lincoln
I.L. Drake
Mrs
Colonville
Otis Skinner
Kismet
Edward Knoblock
Gasnier
Stupendeous
Robertson-Cole
Princess Theatre
Uaicn
E. B. Browning
Western Newspaper Union
F. G. Whittter
Ver
Father
Mother
Old Farmer Green
Zae
Ann Arbor
Mator
Sundar
Pere Marquette
Weoat
Department of Agriculture
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