Michigan crop prospects show strong gains across most staples
The August 1 Michigan crop report indicates excellent condition for most crops with 0 to 95 percent standing above average in many cases. Wheat and bay leads show improvement, and total value is expected to exceed last year by about 35 to 40 million dollars despite a yield acreage drop.
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Jevel
Ourope
Notd
Michigan
Verne H. Tchurch
Agricultural Statistician
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Sand ‘Coleman G. Vacgbsn
Michigan Farm Bureau weighs Northern Michigan development
The Michigan State Farm Bureau considers developing a vast Northern Michigan area, about one third of the state, with thousands of new farms and timber. A report by Professor Sauvard of Michigan Agricultural College will guide decisions on forestry and agriculture. The bureau plans to unify efforts of multiple agencies, improve woodlot marketing, fire control, reforestation, and state credit for farm buildings and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State Farm Bureau
Sau
State Public Domain Commission
Western
Kastra
Upper Peninsular Development
Farm Bureau
Local residents visit relatives across Michigan towns
The text lists numerous families and individuals from Harrison Reed City Flint Lansing Saginaw Traverse City Detroit Midland and Lansing visiting relatives and friends over a weekend or short trip. Mentions Martha Morrissey Ybene Gardner Leota and many others visiting or hosting at cottages and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Morrissey
Ybene
Henry Gardiner
Leota
Reed City
Jack Welch
Laughter
Flint
Wes. C. A. Welch
Mise Ruby
Charles Rogera
iMfr
W. W. Potter
Zantings
A. Wilson
Deroit
Mme
Milea Darling
Traverse City
Thomponville
Ymr
A.J. Wightman
Mpsonville
B. Hampton
Lansing
Sare
Mifes Darling
Saginaw
Bee attack kills horse at Shawnee Mound home
In Lafayette Indiana a swarm of thousands of bees stung a horse to death at Nelson Carter's Shawnee Mound residence. nearby, several women from a church were held prisoner for three hours as the swarm gathered. The horse bolted but was restrained by a hitch strap before the bees overwhelmed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
Lafayette
Ind
Nelson Carter
Shawnee Mound
Four Shekel Note Found at University Museum
An old unpaid note for four shekels in silver bearing 40 per cent annual interest was found among slag tablets at the University of Pennsylvania Museum by Dr. Le—trai n. The note records a 1962 B. C. transfer from Bur-Mama to II Sinnutum in the reign of Rim-Sin and the town of Dur Darmigilisha.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Leon Letrain
Bur-Mama
B. C
Rim-Sin
Dur-Darmigilisha
Bay City Gas Rate Increased by 50 Cents
Bay City Michigan reports the public utilities commission granted a rate rise for the Bay City Gas company. The new rate adds 50 cents per 1,000 cubic feet, elevating the net price from 1.20 dollars. Labor and material costs are cited as the reason.
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Bay City
Mich
Public Utilities Commission
Bay City Common Council
Bay City Gas Company
Marysville Dog Awaits Master at Hospital Stair
In Marysville California the dog Shep refused to leave the foot of the hospital stairs after master Lewis Irish died at the county hospital. Dr. W J Guinan tried to move the dog but Shep waited day and night for Irish, who lived with the dog near Arboga. Irish was later brought in on insanity charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Calif
Lewis Irish
Shep
W. J. Guinan
Irish
Arboga
Detroit Schools Face Annexation Debate Over Half-Day Sessions
A statement by the Detroit schools superintendent predicting 25,000 pupils would endure half-day sessions upon reopening is called a strong argument against annexation by Highland Park's mayor and Willard school’s principal. Highland Park, with capacity for each pupil, would likely enroll 250 pupils this year, risking these pupils becoming orphaned if annexation does not occur.
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Detroit
Highland Park
Willard
Eyeless Fish Specimens Found in Wardrobe Jar
In Hagerstown Maryland Joan E Wolf in Williamsport with a work crew repairing buildings at St James College discovered a glass jar. The jar contained eyeless fish preserved in alcohol. The label cited specimens from Lake Setha Mammoth Cave Kentucky dated July 1855. Despite over 50 years, the fish remain well preserved.
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Hagerstown
Joan E. Wolf
Williamsport
St. James’ College
Lake Setha
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Stolen $2,500 From Canard River Bank
In Canard River Ontario a stranger reportedly visited the village bank and stole $2,500 from the safe while no one was present. He left $2,000 behind and departed, sparking concerns about the village’s reputation and security. The incident highlights a lack of locks in Canard River.
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Toronto
Canard River
Essex County
Ontario
Canard
Two Brothers Meet After 62 Years Apart in Virginia
In Colonial Heights near Petersburg, L D Bushong of Lake Eye Texas and W C Bushong aged 62 and 52 met for the first time. The elder left Culpepper County at 16 to roam and later settled in Lake Eye Texas. This reunion marks a long awaited family moment.
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Petersburg
Colonial Heights
Chesterfield County
Appomattox River
L D. Bushong
Lake Eye
Tex
W. C. Bushong
Culpepper County
Lake Eyn
Europe Revision Speech Sparks Criticism by Bishop Anderson
At Bay View assembly in Petoskey Bishop William Anderson of Cascinad rebuked President Wilson linking America’s stance to Poland Crisis. He praised Taft’s trusted leadership while accusing Wilson of betraying allies and rapid fall from fame amid Europe’s distrust. The report also notes local Common Council minutes and August 31 primary election arrangements.
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Petoskey
Mich
Bay View
Europe
United States
Willam Anderson
Ciscinad
Wilson
Anderson
William Howard Taft
America
Poland
Crisia
Local Social News From East Lincoln Area
East Lincoln residents and kin visited relatives and attended local events. Ralph Cowles hosted family gatherings. Deibert’s sixth birthday party featured ice cream and cake. others traveled to Lake George and Saginaw ranch visits noted along with several calls and small gatherings.
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Geo. Cowles
Cal. Cowles
Alma
Ralph Cowlea
Cecil McNeil
Clare
Dunkle
Lake George
Carmon
Dill
Monroa
Saginaw
Thuradsyn
Ralph Cowles
N. Brown
Beard
Deibert
McQuestion
Seb Phannes
Siding
Chicago
Wm. Kube Sanday
Rhoades
Ocilara
Abbott
Sanday
Wiartin
John Graves
Phelps
Strange is True Olive Product Variability Across Spain
The olive output from Spain shows wide year to year variation among growers. The article notes inconsistent harvest results and differing quality, suggesting market and weather factors influence yields and flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Primary Addressing Drainage Promise from Candidate
A candidate pledges service to county drains if elected, asking for support in the Ang. Fi primaries. The message promises faithful attention to all drainage issues in the county.
Notice To Contractors for Sheridan Township Road Bid
Notice to contractors. Bids will be received by the Sheridan township board Clare County at the township clerk’s office until August 27 at 7 p m for one mile of State Reward road Class B 9 feet metsi 24 feet road bed commencing at the section corner common to sections 8 9 16 17 thence west one mile between sections 3 and 17 Be Provisions and specifications may be examined at the clerk’s office or at the highway commissioner The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids Henry Fancon Clerk
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Benzied
Sheridan Township
Clare Co
Sheridas
Dudley M. Tunner
Lew C. Cameron
Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
State of
Michigan
Lew
Cameron
George Hall
Harrison
Foeterig
Ohio
Pomeroy Civil Action Admits Nonresidence of Defendant
State of Michigan announces an order in the Pomeroy versus Pomeroy case. The defendant Anson Pomeroy is nonresident and unclear domicile. Plaintiff’s attorney Carlos Reading is to publish the order weekly for six weeks in Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie A. Reading
Clare, Michigan
Ar c
Probate Court Sets Hearing On Roy Jones Estate
Order for publication in Clare Sentinel announces hearing on Flora Whitman petition for administration of Roy Jones estate. Court in Harrison Isid County fixes August 26 1920 at 10 am at the probate office and requires public notice for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Isid County
Thos
Vesey
Roy Jones
Flora Whitman
Itia
Clare Sentinel
Appearance Order in Clare County Chancery Case
Twenty First Judicial Circuit Chanecery in Clare County Michigan orders James H Pearson and unknown heirs to appear in Harrison on August 12 1920. Defendants nonresidents. publication in Clare Sentinel to continue once weekly for six weeks. Ray Hart and Carlos A Reading attorneys for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Twenty First Judicial Circuit
Chanecery
Clare
Harrison
Michigan
Edward 8
Schultz
James H. Pearson
Carlos A. Reading
Clare Sentinel
Probate hearing for Hale estate set in Clare County
In Clare County Probate Court on August 3, 1920 Judge Theo Dorsey orders a hearing for William E. Wasson regarding the alleged last will of Read Hale. The hearing to admit the will to probate and grant administration to Wasson or others is scheduled for September 7, 1920 at 10 a.m. The order requires publication for three consecutive weeks.
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State of
Michigan
Clare
Feld
Harrison
Theo
Dorsey
Read Hale
William E. Wasson
Asid Court
Clare Sentinel
Advert of Hon Cassius L Glasgow for Governor Nomination
Nash ville businessman and state official Cassius L Glasgow seeks the gubernatorial nomination. Known across the state for public service as state senator and State Railroad commissioner with sixteen years in public life. Supporters argue his non politician stance ensures a strict business administration benefiting the public. Born on a farm in Hisdale county, he maintains ties to agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius L Glasgow
Nashville
Glasgow
Hisdale County
Glasgow Promotes Clean Campaign in Michigan Community
A veteran business leader with 25 years in farming life and knowledge of Michigan docks and industry backs an economy driven, vote money free campaign. He pledges no jobs promises and avoids political patronage while urging efficient administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lems
Michigan
Glasgow
Dan Hoover for Judge of Probate in Clare County
Political announcement pledges Dan Hoover to safeguard interests of all persons and estates. He asks voters to consider his 15 years of support for the county and invites investigation of his honesty and ability. Support at the primary election is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hoover
Clare County
Daily Thought on Others Through Me
A reflective note emphasizes considering the impact of one’s actions on others rather than personal events of the day. It suggests a mindset focused on empathy and the consequences of conduct.
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Steven Reed
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Reeder
Finance Committee
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Plaintif
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Ray Hart
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Plaintiff
Clare Wholesale Market
Clare Elevator Co
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