Kirkbride Defends Circulated Card Charges Innuendo
A Clare County item accuses Kirkbride of defending a circulated card that questions Woodruff and Currie. The piece claims the card relies on dirty innuendo and falsity about military rank and tariff positions. It cites court rulings on profiteering and urges verification of Currie’s farm policy statements.
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Clare Cour
Kirkbride
Boy Wood
Woodruff
Currie
Wis
Carrie
John C. Ketcham
Ter
State Grange
Grant Cum
Gleaners
Stigan
Mt. Clemens
National Gleaner
Salation
Supreme Court
Dewaioal Ac
Corrie
R. Currie
Kirkbride Ty Raye
It World
Weil
Perthéther
Poe
Diphtheria Guidance Warns Against Mislabeling Illness
A Michigan Health Board notice warns the public to label illnesses correctly, urging throat swab exams for any sore throat and reporting cases to health officers. It notes dangers of misnaming diseases like influenza or diphtheria and stresses quarantine when appropriate.
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Cherry Grove
Michigan Board of Health
Resolution of Respect Honors Mr Willia Graves of Hobson Arbor
Resolution notes the Creator in heaven took from us William Graves of Hobson Arbor a valued member. Arbor grants grace for thirty days, records the loss, and directs publication in the local paper with copies to the family. Signed by Chas Charoh Frack Lamphere and Mabel Beal.
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Willia Graves
Hobson Arbor
Loys
Chas
Charoh Frack Lamphere
Mabel Beal
Card of Thanks for Friends During Illness and Death
Expresses gratitude to friends for kindness shown during the sickness and death of Mrs or Miss Howard. Signed by Meant Mive and Harry Giggh.
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Howard
Mive
Harry Giggh
Tennessee Ratifies 19th Amendment After Tight Vote
After a long fight Tennessee’s senate passed the measure by a large margin and the house narrowly approved it amid dodging tactics. A proclamation by the secretary of state will allow women to vote in the upcoming fall election if court action does not delay. Other states may follow, but timing remains uncertain.
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Tennessee
Tennessee Senate
Secretary of State
Michigan orchard men favor vetch and rye mix for soil boost
Michigan orchard men report vetch and rye as a strong green manuring pair for light soils. J F Cox of M A C notes high vetch seed prices and sustained demand for Michigan grown seed. Plantings should occur Aug 15 to Sept 1 with 20 pounds of winter vetch and three pecks or one bushel of rye, followed by firm roling.
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Michigan
J. F. Cox
M.A. C
Eayra
Cox
Glass Family Relocates to Colorado Springs for Health
In Colorado Springs near Pikes Peak Mrs J W Glass reports location benefitting health as physician advised. They will spend fall and winter there while Mr Glass improves. relatives Mr Lamoreaux Mrs Fick and others travel to California. Mrs I E Hampton and sons Fred and Leo are there and doing nicely.
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J. W. Glass
Colorado Springs
Oslo
Pikes Peak
Ths Point
Glase
California
Brr
Lamoreaux
Fick
Diphtheria Claims Life of Helen Miller
Little Helen Miller, daughter of Mrs Maud Miller, died of diphtheria on Sunday after her case worsened too late. A private funeral service for the child was held at the family home conducted by Rev Davis.
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Helen Miller
Maud Miller
Twesdeay
Davis
Beviel
Oberry Greve
National Gleaner Forum Praises Congressman Gilbert Currie
In the issue segment titled Always Ready to Aid the Farmer the National Gleaner Forum commends Congressman Gilbert Currie for his service to farmers. The editorial endorses Currie as a primary candidate to represent the district in Congress and highlights his readiness to assist agricultural interests and support in various matters.
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National
Congress
Wilbocut
Currie
Notice To Contractors Sealed Bids Requested
The Clare County Road Commissioners invite sealed bids for two miles of State treward road Class B 9 feet metal 24 feet road bed. Bids due Sept 2 1920 at 10 am at the county clerk in Harrison Michigan. Plans specs exam at the office. A $50 certified check accompanies each proposal. The board may reject all bids. Richard Emeston Chairman John McAninch 5S W Sig Seymour Andrus Clerk Dated August 19 1920.
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Board of County Road Commissioners
Clare “County
Harrison
Mich
Thurssday
Clare
Isabella Counties
B.S W
Garfield Township
Winterfield Township
Richard Emeston
John McAninch
W. Sig
Board of County
Seymour Andrus
Express rates hike authorized by ICC prompts wage offset concern
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 1274 percent express rate increase to take effect soon. It notes the $30,009,000 annual wage rise awarded by the railroad labor board is not included, suggesting another rise could follow.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Earnest Crosby and the life he lived
A reflective piece honoring Earnest Crosby, contrasting his daily steadfast faith with the martyrdom of his death. It argues that living righteously every day may be harder than dying for a cause, and questions whether his consistent conduct matched his beliefs.
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Thas
Earnest Crosby
Col Loud Backing Currie Promises Several Speeches
Col Loud of Bay City once a representative in Congress endorses Mr Currie and plans multiple public speeches in his favor. He identifies the local opposition to Currie and signals active campaigning in the city.
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Col. Loud
Bay City
Congress
Mr. Currie
Loud
We Thank Neighbors for Help After Tragic Fire
A grateful note thanks neighbors and friends who assisted in the aftermath of a fire, praising their kindness and support to the family and neighbors during a difficult time.
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Baetené
City council weighs hitching posts and cider mill case
A Friday special session debated erecting hitching posts on the Park East side and E Third Street to serve pressing needs. The cider mill dispute centers on a city land parcel and a temporary injunction to halt operations, with a circuit court hearing planned.
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E . Third
Geo. Mater
Propritor
Circuit Court
Michigan State College to Exhibit at Detroit Fair
Michigan State College plans a first ever comprehensive exhibit at Detroit during fair week September 3 to 12. Nearly 400 feet of wall space plus tables will showcase all divisions of the agricultural college and the U S Department of Agriculture booths, covering crops soils animal dairy poultry husbandry farm mechanics chemistry botany entomology and more with entirely new displays and live agricultural value messages.
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Agricultural College
Detroit
M.A. C
United Stes Department of Agricultural
Bootha
Adventists Hold Eighteenth Camp Meeting at Aadillac
The Seventh Day Adventists announce their eighteenth annual camp meeting at Aadillac from August 26 to September 5. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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Cadillac
Aadillac
Welch and Miss McClung Wed at Methodist Parsonage
On August 16 Reverend Davie officiated at the Methodist Parsonage in a marriage uniting James L. Welch of this city and Mies Helen McClung of Sheridan. Both have long connections with the Farmers Produce Co where the bride was a bookkeeper. The couple plan to move to Salt Lake City for Mr Welch to pursue business opportunities. The Sentinel offers congratulations.
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Davie
Methodist
James L. Welch
Mies Helen McClung
Sheridan
Farmers Produce Co
Salt Lake City
Welch
the Sentinel
Thanking friends for support during sickness and death
The note expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who helped during illness and the death of wife and mother. It also thanks Rev Randall and singers for comforting words and prayers, with a brief mention of mis-spellings in the original text.
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Randall
Sunday School Convention Held at Lake George
From Farwell correspondent Lake George hosted a Sunday School Convention last Wednesday with a large local delegation and visitors from Herricot Clare and older pointe. President T E Fair presided as Mrs G E Lamb led songs and Rev H C Snyder offered devotionals. New officers elected: President Samuel Guest Sheridan Vice President Mr Youngs Herrso Treasurer G M Bierly Lake George Secretary Peter Oman Lake.
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Farwell
Lake George
T. &. Fair
Herricot
Older Pointe
Clare
G. E. Lamb
H. C. Snyder
T. E. Fair
EH. K. Moor
Mobr
Mises Nettie Weatherhead
Cardinal Bird
Hev. L. L. Hawthorne
Mt. Pleasant
Samuel Guest
Sheridan
Mr. Youngs
Herrso Treas
G. M. Bierly
Lake Georse
Peter Oman
Lake
Michigan Good Roads Meeting Set For September in Lansing
The Michigan State Good Roads Association schedules its annual gathering in Lansing from September 1 to 3 with speakers from Michigan and other states. State Highway Commissioner Rogers leads one day of programs while Senator Townsend discusses a national highway system bill.
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Michigan State’ Good Roads Association
Lacaing
Able Speaksra
Rogers
Sen
Townsend
Untimely Death of William Thering News Update
William Thering was born April 4 1876 in New York. He moved to Isabella County Michigan with his parents, married Mises Lonine Jordan in 1898, and had five children. He died recently with funeral at St Henry's Yornen eg Ang and burial at Mt. Pleasant. He leaves a wife, five children, brothers and relatives.
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William Thering
New York
Isabella Co
Rosebush
Mr. Tering
Mises Lonine Jordan
Alx
Mr. Thering
Wm. Jennings
Wise Township
St. Henry’s Church
Yornen Eg Ang
Mt. Pleasant
Commercial Fertilizer Trial Promises Higher Wheat Yields
Clare Bay Grain & Hoan Co offers commercial fertilizer for wheat and rye to boost yields and clover timothy quality. Only 20 tons left, hurry to buy. Address 432 Severs iettere for orders, with a note of disrupted reunion schedules and limited staff.
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Clare Bay Grain & Hoan Co
Clare High School announces new teaching staff and start date
The district reveals a full slate of incoming teachers across High School and grades 1 to 8 led by Superintendent John Pantonia and Principal Reuben Lenheiser. Classes begin September 7 at 8:30 AM with addresses for contact and room arrangements.
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John Pantonia
Reuben Lenheiser
Stella Lampman
Lillian M
Dewey
Frenen Warren Toornthwaite
Bay City Voters Back Currie Over Mundy
In Bay City an interview on the congressional race says Mr. Mundy is not a serious candidate as he is not a taxpayer and recently returned to Bay City residing at the Wenonah Hotel. The article praises Congressman Currie for his duty and intent to receive local support.
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Siayor Robert V. Mundy
Bay City
W ‘A
Wenonah Hotel
Currie
Bay- City
Thanking Friends After Daughters Death
The Tobia family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death of Sarrah Tobia. Special thanks extend to Rev. Davis for comfort, the choir, and all who gave support and flowers.
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Sarrah
Davis
Thomas Tobia
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United States
Dept. of Agriculture
Adventists
McClung-Welch
George
Good Roads’ Association
William Therring
Severs Iettere
City School
Amanda H. Witting
Hazel Archem
Avis Lyon
Bernice Alien
Bernice McDonald
Christne McDon
Helen Cowden
Mica Inez M. Cratxenburg
Kate Keiser
Tuesaday
Sup’t. Jones
Clare High School
Farma
Mayors Currie
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