Local notes and obituaries from Clare area archives
A long fragment lists visits and family events in Clare and surrounding towns, including relatives from Sheridan Bay City and Detroit. It mentions hospital operations, a sudden death of a father, a large Baptist rummage sale, church activities, and community social visits with numerous local families and individuals.
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Crane
Champagnie
Visted
Grandma Cotton
Howard
Frank Cotton
Burt Orvis
Sheridan
Illochstetler
Phillip
Bay City
Samaritan Hospital
Rolland Phayer
N.d. Tibbits
Clare
Roy Wilsenoanovor
Dairy Stable Equipment Makes Much Difference
The article argues stable gear improves dairy labor and cow care. It emphasizes clean stalls, gutters, and good organization for efficient milking and animal well being. It notes the need for sturdy, well arranged equipment to aid the dairy caretaker.
Cows for Cream and Farm Resources Across Delaware
A historical note discusses how many cows are kept for dairy, noting five to ten head on many farms. It explains costs of feeding and labor before profits and mentions Delaware's role among the original states in postal services and rates.
Notice to Contractors for Clare County Road Bids
Notice to contractors bids will be received by the Board of County Road Commissioners at the County of Clare. Bids by the yard to fill the hole at the west side of Ute Leotabridge. Certified check of 400.00 payable to County Road Commission must accompany each bid. Bidders must be present at bidding to have bids considered. Right is reserved to reject any and all bids. Board of County Road Commissioners.
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Board of County Road Commissioners
Board of Ca
Division of Labor Amid Household Roles
A brief domestic note describes a mother vacuuming while a daughter suggests helping by operating the radio, reflecting shared chores and family dynamics in a home setting.
Kingsley Quote On True Friends And Cowards
A reflective line from Charles Kingsley on the nature of true friends and cowards. The passage underscores that only great hearted individuals recognize genuine friendship, while mean and cowardly people cannot discern it.
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Ap Moungs
Charles Kingsley
Weather Bureau Warnings Mention Rain In Mayhem Note
A garbled late 1920s dispatch notes the Weather Bureau and SHyS about rain, urging caution. The fragment hints at rubber or pheella use and a spring dial out, with Minnesota's dispatch source cited.
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United States Weather Bureau
Te Hacen Toe
Contamination of Water Sparks Health Warnings
Fragmentary report warns that water contamination may cause disorders and disease. It stresses purity of water used to wash milk pails and dairy utensils to prevent health risks.
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Milli
Fraternity Void Porii In New York Cited For Relief Efforts
A Jewish fraternal organization founded in 1885 in New York focused on charity benevolence and brotherly love without strict dogma. The group faced scrutiny for its adaptable customs and aims to promote communal support.
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New York
State Fair Brings Alumni For Michigan Farm Winners
The article notes a statewide fair event featuring 140 alumni from Michigan schools, with a special event for the school on the fairgrounds. Gates open Monday at 9 and close at midnight, with themed days such as Governor’s Day and Detroit Day drawing crowds.
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Michigan
Sao
Vennes
Politeness as Innate Habit in Early Childhood
A concise note on how politeness in children appears as an instinct and can be nurtured by exposing them to consistent good manners. The piece emphasizes modeling behavior and warm social environments to foster self-motivated courteous conduct.
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Lester Cotton
McGee
Ales. BoMton
Mt. Pleasant
Mabel Tilemyer
Grandma Cotton
Frank Cotton
Sheri
Hank Dwyer
Willian
Dwyer
Ina P
New York City
Fonday
Mofailure
Mir Dwyer
Clare
A. M. Ting
Beaverton
Ben Parish
Sanford Wnd
Arthur Sho
Moby
Oxiribie
Loraine Budaee
Atys
Lauren G
Baylity
Princess Theatre
Phelen Raymond
Ftir
First Bird Reservation In United States History
A historic action marks the first bird reservation in the United States. The move involves official recognition and protection of avian habitats as part of a broader conservation effort.
Minor Coinage Adopted in April 1742 Act
The system of declinct coinage was adopted in April 1742 by an act of CODLTOSS.
Hope for Orphans Social Initiative Gains Steam
Aimed at uniting motherless babies with nurturing mothers, the idea has finally gained traction in social intelligence and public interest, signaling growing support for reform and care programs.
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Frank Cuiten
John Kant
Herisusdal Charch
Withins
Srickney
Maw Miller
Ciiine
Jehuisen
West Grant
Mee
Jalna Piotdevo
Jas. Danides
Midland
Pennie Aghe
Efmerson Eliott
Jean
Crand Rapids
John Eliott
Emerson
South Bend
Ind
White
Art and Moral Farm
St. Cecelia Society
Tt. B. Johnson
Lakeview, Weadday
R.S. Rogers
Flint
Yd and
Clarence Kirkpatrick, Jr
Geo. Schull
Chiro
WH. B. Johnson
KE. White
Earl
Yd Hutchinson
Detroit
M. R. Howlett
George ‘Teeter
The
Baptist Church
D. W. Osborn
Sentinel Office
Carl Turbush
Gulfport
Ded Johnson
Abs
Harold KK
Royal
Daugh
Dorothy Ruth
Shelby
Sis
Mrs. Jimpton
Houghton
Deaton Groves
Ato
United States
Tinal
Beese
Minis Herald Review
Clare County Savings Bank
Clare, Michigan
Emir Fea
Delaware
Division of Labor
Vyacaon
Lioneliten Lohe
Doefaies
Pirssee
Dalauce
Betet Fiteas Stes
Odettie
Pontiac
Real Estate and Business Chance
Prcker
Doherty Building
Phone
Jew's) Fraternity
BANK
Citizens State Bank
Batt
Fates Oubiie
Arovel and Sutherland
First Bird Reservation
Tobia Osersieffars
Polican
Hope
Golden Breamers
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