80 Acre Rural Estate With House Barn and Orchard
Real estate listing describes 80 acres with clay and sand loam soil, rolling terrain, 55 acres improved, balance pasture with lake water, a 6 room frame house, 22 by 34 basement barn, outbuildings, woven wire fences, and a large orchard. Located 3 miles from town and 1 mile from a school. personal property included at the right price. Also notes another 80 acres with improved 20 acres and pasture, a large house with cellar, 24 by 80 barn, cow shed, hog house, chicken coop, smoke house, and fruit trees, strawberries, grapes, four miles from town. potential trade for city property.
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Alma
Auto license fees surge in 1922 23 totals
Secretary of State Charles J. Deland reports an increase of more than two million dollars in automobile license fees for the fiscal year ending July 1, with over 89 million collected and 4.66 million apportioned to counties for highway improvements. Registrations rose to 638,886 passenger cars and 71,488 trucks.
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Charles J. Deland
Notice of Teachers Examination at Harrison High School
Regular teachers examination held in Harrison high school room August 9 10 11 1923 beginning eight thirty a m Central Standard Time. Questions based on State Teachers Reading Circle books 1922 23 and Department of Public Instruction bulletins. Applications limited to specified books and bulletins with subject by day and grade details provided. Signed Asa H Aldrich County Commissioner of Schools.
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Harrison
Department of Public Instruction
Curry Clippinger’s
Driggs
Andress
Smith
Bishop
Lansing
Michigan
Bulge
Department of
United States
Asa HL Aldrich
Schoal
State OF
Clare
Harrson
Thos
Dorsey
Alexander Hanchett
Nora Mooney
Har
Clare Sentinel
Ethiopian King Buries Horse Upright in Ceremony
In a historic rite, Ethiopian royalty honor a horse at burial with the animal positioned upright and linked leads extended toward a ritual water shrine. The display underscores royal symbolism and reverence for steeds in tradition.
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Kinga
Local and Personal News from Clare and Surroundings
A long list of social notices from Clare reports relatives visiting, travel to Detroit and Lansing, shopping for suits, camping trips, and visits by residents to Saginaw, Bay City, and Traverse City. Occasional births, deaths, and legal notices appear, with names including Laura O Grady, Genevieve Torwilliger, Kate O Boyle, James Clute, and Alexander Hanchett, along with locations Clare Harrison Saginaw and Alma.
Filthy Hog Yards Described and Proposed Reforms
The article condemns dirty hog yards overflowing with manure mud and refuse. It urges cleanliness and drainage, regular plowing and crop rotation, and even relocating yards periodically using movable hoghouses to prevent lice worms and disease.
Church schedule and services for multiple denominations
In Sheridan and nearby, congregations announce service times and programs. Congregations include Congregational, Catholic, Free Methodist, and Baptist with Sunday School at 10:00 to 11:00 a.m., morning and evening worship, mass at 7:00, preaching at 1:20 or 1:30 p.m., prayer meetings, and midweek Bible school offerings.
Methodist Church Festival and Sermons Schedule
Leonards Bornthalf Pactor at 1002 McEwan Street notes the annual mission festival on August 12 with Rev Adelbert Westendorf of Saginaw to give the English sermon in the forenoon and Rev Ei Stevens of Manistee to give the German sermon at 2 30 PM. Church events include Sunday School and daily services led by Rev C A Lohnes with classes at 9 30, 10 and 11 AM and evening preaching at 7 PM, plus a Thursday prayer service and a Friday morning preaching and Sunday school led by Mrs Arthur Hadgley.
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Adelbert Westendorf
Saginaw
Denal
Ei Stevens
Manistee
Church of God announces services on South McEwan St
Pastor W. B. Teeter leads 11:00 a.m. worship and 7:30 p.m. service in the chapel on South McEwan Street. A children's meeting Saturday at 3:00 p.m. invites all children especially those not in another church or Sunday school. Strangers are welcomed.
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McEwan Street
South McEwan St
Meeting of the Board of Education July 27 1923
The Board of Education met at the school house July 27 1923 with Dr A E Mulder Geo Collins EB A Anderson C A Reading and Supt W W Gumser present. Bills totaling 80 35 were approved for Literary Digest agate and travel expenses. The regular meeting night for the coming year was set for the first Monday evening of each month. The board endorsed the appointment of teachers for the new school year including Katherine Geer Denzil Slentz Gertrude Norbeck Miss Cornell Miss Ruth Hackmuth Stella Lampman Barry Strait O R Atkins and others with salaries listed. Adjournment recorded with secretary C A Reading.
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Board of Education
A. E. Mulder
Geo
Holton
Newago
Kalamazoo
Holland
Muskegon
Mt. Pleasant
Marion
Ensuig
Katherine Geer
Charlevoix
Denzil Slentz
Mt. A Pleasant
Gertrude Norbeck
Thompsonville
Hazel Gharrity
Gladwin
Winifred Wilson
Vestaburg
Irene Wender
Sebawaing
Ruth Hackmuth
Clare
Stella Lampman
Barry. Strait
Prin
Richard Bogan
Clara
Ruth
Gardie
Hunice Slentz
Biletieey
O. R. Atkins
Fowlervilla
Alz's Goolest Time and Floral Ad
A quirky note about a daytime peak in activity at a height of a half mile. It mentions White's Fruit and Floral Farm with phone 142 and a general tip to clear up misunderstandings through proper lines and dialogue to keep relations smooth.
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White’s
Ady
Alz
White
Maen
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