Value of Black Walnut Trees for Michigan Roadsides
The Black Walnut is a valuable roadside tree in Southern Michigan valued for nuts, timber, and fence posts. Prof A E Brittenden notes it provides light shade and is suitable for pastures. plant two to three nuts per spot, two to three inches deep, with winter stratification for spring germination. Squirrels may eat some nuts, so plant more than needed. Holiday goods at Anderson's.
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Michigan
Forestry Department
Michigan Agricultural College
A. E. Chrittenden
Brown Corners a Patchwork of Small Town News
Last week in Brown Corners reports on travel to Cadillac for a family visit. A farewell party for Nettie in Grant township, with plans to teach in a Sierra Leone school. Local visits, sickness recovery, and several relatives noted. An accident injured Jack Jerved Vsa, two ribs and a shoulder bruising.
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Wm. Tretch
Reginald
Cadillac
Roy
O. Birdsall
Grant Township
Nettie
New York
Sierra Leone
Africa
Lewis Lantzenheiser
Frank Lower
Sono John
Freeland
Vera Hutchinson
Harriaca
A. Atwood
Florence
June
James Harger
Beatrice Langworthy
Midland
Irwin Alwood
Bragen
Ohio
William Alwood
Velma
Lilly Wallace
Warren Atwood Jr
Daisy Lower
California
Miss Donovan Solves Cavendish Case and Truth
In a tense scene two pursuers reveal Cavendish is not Burke and expose a complex murder mystery tied to the Cavendish estate. Miss Donovan explains a troubled letter shows a plot by La Rue and Enright to seize the property, with John Cavendish entangled by fear and crime.
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Chicago
Mexico
Denver
Joliet
Cavendish
Helew
Roberts
Tom Burke
Burke
Freda
Wescott
Brooklyn
Colgate
New York
Frederick Cavendish
Swags
Westcott
Fred
Enright
Lacy
Miss Donovan
Miss la Sue
Jack Cavendish
South America
la Rue
Patrick Enright
John
Frederick
West
Collegne Club
Celeste la Rue
Haave
Timmons
Big Jim Westcott
Carson
Jim
Stella Donovan
Stella
East Lincoln Socials Flaunt Local Spirit and Chatty Circuit
The East Lincoln column notes a well attended dance and oyster supper with proceeds of 21.50. Mentions Mrs. Emma Klock Heft planning Fantiae after months with sister Mrs. Elmer Beard. Several local residents from Lake George visit homes and chat with neighbors. Mildred Duakle assists Mrs. Beard.
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Emma Klock
Fantiae
Mrs
Elmer Beard
Wm. Kube
Sunday Socials in Clare Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Tony Freed ate Sunday dinner with his parents in Clare. John Alwood and Riley Harger worked in the woods at an old Jos Hudson farm for E Stevens and Lawrence Robinette. Families from Clare visited relatives, including Lottie Robinette, Mrs George Lapeworthy and daughter Roselie, and others, sharing Sunday and Thursday gatherings and a comforter visit.
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Tony Freed
Clare
John Alwood
Riley Harger
Jos Hudson
E. Stevens
Lawrence Robinette
Russell Alwood
Richard
Lottie Robinette
George Lapeworthy
Roselie
A Alwood
James Harger
Myrtle
Homer Satison
Bhep
Mise Beulah Alwood
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Strate
DE. Mater’s Furniture Store
Anderson’s
James A. Reeder
West 5Th Street
Ocket
Harri
Randall -Parrish
The
Randall Parsish
Ma Timmons
Tay
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Pinkerton Agency
New York City
Star
Haskell
Arreell
Pnnsylvania
East Lincoln
Mrs. Harrie
Lake George
Epent
Mrs. McQuestion
Fui
Edison
Mr. Edison
Floyd Kirkpatrick
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