Konjola Promises Relief From Ailments In Detroit Woman
Mrs. Anna Buck of Detroit reports severe nervous distress and back pains eased after six bottles of Konjola in six weeks. She credits improved digestion, absence of nocturnal trips, and renewed health to the remedy. Availability noted at Clare’s HE. A. Anderson’s drug store and other local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Buck
West Forest Street
Detroit
Mich
Konjola
Clare
HE. A. Anderson
City of Clare Adopts Gas Franchise Ordinance Provisions
The city approves Ordinance No. 87 granting Mt. Pleasant Light & Fuel Co. a gas franchise with staged rate limits and a three year term from July 1, 1929, including a $30 minimum for central heating and discounts for early bill payment. The ordinance requires construction by June 1, 1917 and gas supply by January 1, 1918, with calorific value and illumination standards specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Rural notes from Sprague area and Pontiacs visit
Rural letters recount visits by Sprague resident Mr. Howard Brockway of Pontiac and Chas Craine with Floyd Craine at Long Lake. Neighbors express gratitude for last week’s rain, fear frost, and note Alvin Craine painting for D L Lockwood at Harrison. Fred Weatherhead, Frank Totten and families from Harrison were seen Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Sprague
Howard Brockway
Pontiac
Chas. Craine
Floyd Craine
Long’ Lake
Jack Frost
Alvin Craine
D. L. Lockwood
Harrison
Fred Weatherhead
Frank Totten
Neighborhood Brief From Herseville and Surroundings
Harold Wray finished threshing clover seed in the neighborhood on Friday Veral Price helps J F McKenna Mrs J Zora Waers is on the sick list Mr and Mrs Rauch and family and Bilis Sersayn visited Mrs Wm Rauch and took their daughter Mabel home with them Sunday Mrs Cora Rauch Marvel Rauch and Max Hayward spent Friday evening at D A Price s Helen Querback is on the sick list but better at this writing The Querback children live with Walter Wasrs The Alle school will start September second with Mrs Doris Fo d t ch as teacher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Zora Waers
Jay Rauch
Bilis Sersayn
Wm. Rauch
Mabel
Cora
Rauch
Marvel Rauch
Max Hayward
Price
Helen ‘ Querback
Querback
Walter Wasrs
Alle
Doris. Fodtch
Hinkleville A B Powera Repainting School Interior
A notice from Clare reports Hinkleville A B Powera undertaking interior repainting of the local school house. The item notes work in progress and mentions the project location and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B.powera
Clare
Local Residents Share News From Vernon and Nearby
Household visits and travel fill the week as families like Athi Belinger Oliver Green and Sparkel report outings to Houghton Lake Clare and Lansing. Residents discuss recoveries operations and community events while Consumers Power crews reposition poles and copper wiring work continues.
Windover Lake Visitors and Local News At Windover
Miss Bessie Plaustership and Miss Lena Neinhuis from Grand Rapids visit Mrs. Jacob Scheppers at Buena Vista cottage. Families from Fort Wayne Detroit Clare Point Lookout and Milwaukee attend Windover Lake areas. Several locals travel, visit, or work on barn carpentry and hold social calls around Windover Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Plaustership
Lena Neinhuis
Grand Rapids
Jacob Scheppers
Buena Vista
Windover Lake
R. Feldabough
Fort Wayne
Wm. Harwood
Detroit
B. F. Achard
H. C. Lockwood
Emil
Anna Jantzi
Point Lookout
Mary Achard
Clare
Achard
Jess Shillinger
S. Dickerson
R. Holabough
John A. Burny
Jennie Burns
John A. Burns
Reading
Mich
Miss Burns
Milwaukee
John Babcock
Grand Blanc
J. G. Dimmick
Durfee
Hatton
Oliver Campbell
Frank Manning
Ira Hoover
B. N. Howey
Community Visits and Family Gatherings Highlight Week
Leo Springer returned to Saginaw Tuesday after a weekend with family. Catherine accompanied him for a week with grandparents and relatives. Wic, Rhodes and John Hudson of Dover visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Rhodes. Verne Hains and Geo Newton helped Jim Griggs in his day. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mickle visited with daughter and son in law. Glenn Blystone hosted Pontiac visitors. Mrs. Frank Rilett and children called on aunt Mrs. F. Acre. Near Mt. Pleasant, Kever family guests included Alt Kever and family. Mrs. Sarah Nivells of Saginaw spent week with sister Mrs. Leo Springer. Mrs. T. Robinett and children returned home from Chesaning with Mr. and Mrs. James Robinett. Albert Abbott of the Brown visited with his sister Mrs. F. Acre. Mrs. John Rhodes visited with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rulapaugh and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Springer
Saginaw
Catherine
Wic
Rhodes
John Hudson
Dover
John Rhodes
Verne Hains
Geo. Newton
Jim Griggs
H. C. Mickle
Glenn Gordon
Glenn Blystone
Pontiac
Frank Rilett
F. Acre
Alt Kever
Mt. Pleasant
Art Kever
Sarah. Nivells
T. Robinett
James Robinett
Chesaning
Albert Abbott
The
Brown
Oscar Rulapaugh
Lester
Craft
Detroit
Ray Eaton
Wim. Titus
Sag Inanv
Olive Hallet
Rose
Mixter
Alva
Dawson
Gladwin
Samuel Bruce
Margaret
Rex
Harper
Morrel Clute
Arnold Hughes
John Briggs
Sault St. Marie
Canada
Tim Graves
Leota
Alice Jane Diamond
Flint
Joe’ Hoag
Leigh Wilson
Grand Rapids
Francis Morrissey
D. D. Potter
Lansing
King
Potter Cottage
C. B. Tournier
Evelyn Rhodes
C. L. Burns
Thelma Rhodes
Ionia
M. Carey
Theo Birch
Cadillac
Henry Gardiner
Ted Wheeler
George Griffin
Ethel Light
Lewis Light
Hrven Bersette
Alice
Maynard Maybee
Pleasant
Leona Hallet
Howard Stimpson
Frost
Ad. Matteson
Marion Johnson
Fly Chaser $1.00 per gallon at Andersons
Gas price notice shows Fly Chaser advertised at $1.00 per gallon at Andersons. Ad reads suggest bring a can and fill up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson’s
Nathan the editor and critic born 1882 in Fort Wayne
George Jean Nathan, noted editor and critic, born 1882 in Fort Wayne Indiana, attended Cornell, graduated 1904, served on New York Herald staff, wrote for Smart Set, and in 1924 became associate editor of the American Mercury with H. L. Mencken. He is unmarried and has published views on women in the home, stage, and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jean
Nathan
Fort Wayne
Ind
Cornell University
New York Herald
Smart Set Magazine
H. L. Mencken
American Mercury
Durant Criticized For Philosophical Pox In Love Debate
A writer ridicules Will Durant for claiming no man or woman can fall in love after thirty. The piece argues true devotion differs from love and praises aged marriages, noting devotion grows with time and marriages after thirty may endure better. The tone mocks philosophical overreach and lauds practical affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plato
Socrates
Hegel
Schopenhauer
Kant
Simon
Schuster
Will Durant
Will
Heliogabalus
Olympus
Papa
Mamma
Casanova
Dante
Bett Wyndicate
Abc
Homecoming at Church of Christ Draws Fans
The Sunday homecoming at the Church of Christ drew a large crowd. O A Trinkle filled in for ill speaker Mr Baum in morning and afternoon while Ralph Woodard delivered an evening message. Visitors from Lansing and Clare joined locals including Mr and Mrs Harold Loomis Mr and Mrs Merle Pulcifer Mr and Mrs Ray Perry and the Field family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Baum
O. A. Trinkle
Ralph Woodard
Ralph
Harold Loomis
Merle Pulcifer
Lansing
Gilmore
Ray Perry
Lewis Cook
R. W. Field
Flint
M.S. Wymer
Clare
Dover News Highlights Community Events and Rainfall
In Dover the community stays active with a Sunday program by Prof. S. J. Bole and the Gospel group from Wheaton College at 10 30 am, plus an afternoon show at the county farm for the shut ins. The group again performs Sunday evening at the Brews. Local praise for recent rain aids crops as two threshing crews operate, led by Ghas Fitzpatrick and Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Berg
S. J. Bole
Wheaton College
Dole
Charles VanDen Berg
Adie
Ghas
Fitzpatrick
Mosquitoes Targeted By FLY-TOX Insecticide Ad
An old advertisement touts FLY-TOX as a universal household insect killer. It claims thinning fluids in mosquitoes enable disease spread and urges use of FLY-TOX with a perfumed blue label bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Radio Tubes and B Batteries at Kirk Patrick Ad
An advertisement from Kirk Patricks Drug Store promotes radio tubes and B batteries, highlighting available electronic supplies. The brief notice signals a storefront buy line and local consumer goods.
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Kirkpatrick’s
Market Pointers and Prices From Rural Commodities Listing
A fragmented rural market note shows prices for oats rye beans cream and hogs with figures like 8.20 32 and 16.00 and ranges 10.00 to 16.00 and 14.00 across listed items, indicating price per cwt and approximate market values. The readable bits imply commodity trading values rather than full product details or dates.
Begin Somewhere Says Yakima Republic Opinion
A garbled Yakima Republic fragment argues reform starts somewhere and urges a general lift up. The speaker notes a schoolteacher presence and hints at broader social change in a rough, idiomatic tone.
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New Medicine
Miller Bros
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SY Ioas
Haxi Mast “Ey
Rexall Dug
E. A. Anderson
Alex McKinnon
R. I. Hether
Herseville
Harold Wray
Oir
Veral Price
J. F. McKenna
Athi
Belingér
A. Oliver
Claude’ Cassidy
Vernon
Martha. Moline
John Sparkel
John
Dortha
Houghton Lake
Janet
Wm, Hawkins
Billy Rae
Connors
CG. Green
Priday
Mary Hildebrandt
Wm. Brown
Bay City
Bellinger
Eirza Armstrong
Hinkle
S. Brownell
Consumers Power Co
Arthur Bellinger
Nellie
A. Olver
Wilson State Park
Windover. Lake
Louis Boyer
Ithaca
E. B. Delling
J. J. Beard
T. Barlow
Farwell
Tryon
Hill
al. Snarrey
Marion
Beckenredge
L. Brecht
George Jean Nathan
Montney
Arm Allen
Frank Hartman
Nora, Moulton
Washington
R. V. Rule
Earl Bauer
Floyd’ Allen
Dover News
Clare Elevator, Co
Yakimna
Republic
MR. Doherty
Clare, Michigan
America
Oakland
Fisher
Anezal Waza
Fisher Body
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