Clare City Council approves bond issue for McIlwan Street paving
Clare Michigan Common Council meets to authorize twenty one thousand dollar bonds in anticipation of special assessments for McIlwan Street paving. The measure specifies a $1,000 bond series with staggered repayments from 1924 to 1928 and 6.24 percent interest. Mayor Thompson and Clerk sign, with bids from Keane Higbie Co. Readings approve related resolutions and tax funding for five year bond costs.
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PILING THE ROCKS A Quirk Causes Family Friction
Mrs. Arista Krat complains her son piles rocks and leaves confusion while Mrs. Reese Enrly Rich comments on Charlie doing the same in a grocery line. The piece humorously explores domestic mischief and daily errands.
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Arista Krat
Mrs Mainchance Confirms Life Insurance Installments Paid
Dialogue shows Mrs Mainchance telling her husband the life insurance installments are paid. She notes calling the company last week during illness to verify payment. The exchange highlights concern over the policy status and recent communication.
Untitled Exchange Captures Narrow Escape
A brief dialogue shows a suitor calling on a woman who then merely guides him to an exit rather than pursuing further action. The exchange ends with the man left in admiration as the woman points him toward departure.
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Grove
Floods Devastate Bergamo Valley Kill 600 In Three Villages
Floodwaters from Gleno lake catastrophic dike failure sweep through Dezzo Corna and Bueggio destroying hundreds of homes. About 600 dead and thousands homeless as relief teams from Milan Brescia and troops assist. Exact toll unclear as entire families vanish amid mud and wreckage.
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Glenos
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Brescia
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Corna
Bueggio
Indemnity Aid Refused By U S In Reparations Debate
Washington dismisses allied reparations inquiry as weak and says the United States will not participate. France rejects Hughes Curzon plan favoring a six year capacity assessment. Premier Poincare opposes wide asset and liability survey and seeks a six year limit.
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Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
White House
France
Poincare
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Coast Gales Wreck Havoc Across California Coast
A powerful coastal gale battered California from north of San Francisco to San Diego with winds up to 50 miles per hour. Boats in San Francisco and San Pedro were torn loose, some sunk or washed ashore. Government aviator Claire K. Vance survived a forced landing in the Sierras after his plane was damaged in the storm.
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Fayette Tablet Unveiled in Portsmouth Virginia Churchyard
A bronze tablet honoring Col. O niel Bernard Magnion, aide to Lafayette and associate of George Washington, was unveiled at Trinity churchyard Portsmouth by the Society for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities. Mrs Philip Bt Leger Monéure directed the ceremony under an ancient sycamore tree on Overt Street.
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Bernard “Magnion
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George Washington
Trinity Churchyard
Society For the Preservition of Virginia Antiquities
Mra. Philitp Bt. Leger Monéure
Overt Street
Michigan Patchwork News Roundup From Across the State
A scattered digest reports: Fostoria's aging James Golling at 81 is noted as the oldest in a Tuscola County list of hunters. Grand Rapids elects Dykeman as president and Gorensio as vice president of the State Board of Pharmacy. Sault Ste Marie greets Walter H. McKinney appointed U S consul at Bordeaux. Albion notes Donald Herrick as youngest city manager at a National Association of City Managers meeting. Pontiac launches a $200000 campaign for a new temple. Traverse City ships a 1700 pound Thanksgiving turkey to State Hospital inmates. Ann Arbor invites a prize judge for a journalism contest on women’s work. Grand Rapids showcases 2000 aristocrats at a poultry exposition and reads on co operative poultry selling. Muskegon marks the West Michigan Pike completion boosting tourism. Grand Rapids outlines a Utah‑style poultry cooperative plan. Oakland County reports farmer decline as land sales rise. Lansing notes 16 lilter pigs in a Michigan Ten Litter Contest. winners announced next February. Traverse City warns against forest damage by squirrels and seeks state protection. State Conservation asks University of Michigan to transfer nine aboriginal skeletons and artifacts from Cambridge Township to the university.
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Fosstoria
Tuscola
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Grand Rapids
Michigan State Board of Pharmacy
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Sault Sto
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Walter H. McKinney
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State Hospital For
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Department of Journalism
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West Michigan Poultry Association
Michigan Poultry Producers’ Association
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Michigan Rhode Island Red Club
Muskegon
West Michigan Pike
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Chicago
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Utah
J. Alfred ‘Hannah
Pontiac
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County Farm Bureau
State Bureau
Lansing
W. A. Freeman
M. A. C. Animal Husbandry Department
Michigan Swine Breeders Association
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W. J. Brown& Son
Jonesville
Mark Craw
State Department of Conservation
D. H. Day
Glenhaven
R. M. Olin
State Aditon
University of Michigan
Cambridge
Adren
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Paris Medicine Co
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