Governor Burnet Faces Merchants Over Free Trade
In Albany tensions rise as Governor Burnet and Master Colden convene with gentry, merchants, and frontier officers to discuss the French threat and rumoured free trade. Andrew Murray appears among the assembly amid debate on restricting vs allowing trade with Canada and the fur market.
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Albany
Fort Orange
Fort
Peter
Colden
Zooks
Corlaer
Ta-wan-nears
Oswego
Certes
Montreal
Canada
Murray
Jagara
Falls of
Utrecht
Monsieur de Joineure
Monsieur de Lery
Cndarakut Lake
Murray Accuses Agents of Fur Trade Destruction at Cadaraqui
In a tense town meeting, Master Murray accuses three men including Harry Ormerod and a Seneca chief of raiding a shore fur convoy, destroying furs and killing servants. He implicates French support and warns of rising French control, prompting governor to promise investigation.
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Murray
Bray
Harry Ormerod
Peter Corlaer
Ta-van-ne-ars
Cadaraqui Lake
Oswego
Master Burnet
Monsieur de Joincare
Jagara
Montreal
Monsieur de Joncaire
New York
Albany
Talented Harpiste to Perform on Interstate Concert Series
Vivian Gorham of the Riviera Artists hails from the harp as the loveliest instrument. A noted performer, she will be heard soon on the Interstate Concert and Entertainment Series thrilling audiences with beauty and charm.
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Vivian Gorham
Riviera
Planning Telephone Location in a New Home
In building a new home plan the telephone location early to ensure convenience. Avoid placing it near the floor or far from the kitchen. Consider hall placement and potential extensions to keep the keeper from extra steps.
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Halla
Live Poultry Inspection Service Approved in New York
Agreements creating a live poultry inspection service in New York City were signed by the New York Live Poultry Merchants Association the Greater New York Live Poultry Chamber of Commerce and the U S Department of Agriculture. The service takes effect November 15 and runs to June 30 1927 with possible renewal. Inspectors will be licensed by the Agriculture Department and certificates issued jointly with the cooperating groups. Fees to be set by the secretary of agriculture and inspections to follow sanitary code and state laws.
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United States Department Agriculture
Lve Poultry Inspection Service
New York City
New York Live Poultry Commission Merchants Association
Greater New York Live Poultry Chamber of Commerce
United States Department of Agriculture
New York
Board of Health Regulations
Department
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Green Feed Key in Winter Ration for Layers
A California bulletin reports a nutritional deficiency in winter hen diets misidentified as roup. It notes green feed boosts health and outlines practical sources such as sprouted oats and root crops, with clover and alfalfa leaves as effective supplements for hens during cold months.
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California
Poultry Notes on Egg Laying and Winter Care
Poultry expert advises that hens average about 180 eggs per year with cod liver oil aiding health and egg production. Proper feed beyond corn and oats is essential, hatching eggs should be fertile and uniform, and brooder readiness plus sun exposure boost growth. Winter protection includes strong locks against theft and attentive care for older hens.
Pratt School Teacher Sickens Then Recovers
Correspondence notes Mrs Garver Pratt schoolteacher fell ill last Monday morning and closed the school. She visited her mother Mrs A D Hampton and recovered enough to resume duties on Tuesday. Other items report Jack Emerson visiting Mr Empy of Colonville and Dale missing work due to cold weather. Lloyd boys recover from cold and plan to return Monday. Jack Emerson and sister Mrs A D Hampton visited sister Mrs Reed in Harrison.
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Little Lloyd
Jack Emerson
A.D. Hampton
Harrison
Reed
Maple Grove kin visit and local updates fatigue
Fred Yoder and wife Miss Gladys Halsted and Earl Halsted of Lan sing spent the weekend with their parents J. Halsted. Denzil Tiedeman called on his uncle George Tiedeman and learned Rachel remains bedridden in Saginaw. Elmer Schofield of Lake Odessa returns home for medical treatment and Dale Rulapaugh moves his family to the Hisenhayer farm to work this year. Mr. Smedley shows slight improvement from rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. Rasoner and son visited her brother Walter Smedley Sunday.
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Fred Yoder
Gladys Halsted
Earl
Lansing
J. Halsted
Denzil Tiedeman
George Tiedeman
Rachel
Saginaw
Elmer Schofield
Lake Odessa
Dale Rulapaugh
Hisenhayer
Smedley
Gorden Ripenburg
Grip
Hines
Fred Timm
Edd
Magnus
Minnie Larman
Carl Bowers
Charles Grover
Anna Stasia Wentworth
Lawrence Robinett
Weekend visitors and local notes from Pontiac area
The Eagle column reports Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roe and son Kenneth with Ralph Allen and Mrs Archie Tryon visiting from Pontiac. Flint residents Joe Wilson Nelson Rulapaugh and Cecil Abbott visited relatives here. Groundhog Day fell midweek as winter lingers with icy roads and high winds. The Aid plans February 10 meeting with Mrs Forest Garver. Sympathy extended to I J Arndt's friends and relatives.
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Alfred Roe
Kenneth
Ralph Allen
Archie Tryon
Pontiac
Joe Wilson
Nelson ‘Rulapaugh
Cecil Abbott
Flint
Owen Spink
George Arndt
Marie Kleiner
Henry Kleiner
Frank Bates
Grand Rapids
Ernest Bates
Moffat
Midland
Forest Garver
I. J. Arndt
Local notes on weather, visits, and reforestation efforts
The column records several town happenings including trips by Nate Trumble and his Detroit relatives, car wrecks on icy roads, Mrs. Hamlin returning from Mt. Pleasant, Will Cole’s fine hay load, Mrs. Carrie Perverse’s Detroit visit, and a Clare paper note that County Road Commission plans reforestation north of Harrison. It cites John Pfannes’s 10 acre pine planting and ends with a remark on divorces reflecting on freedom.
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Ed. Magnus
Durfee
Nate Trumble
Detroit
Carrie Perverse
Clare
County Road Commission
Harrison
John Pfannes
John
Harlow Ham
Local Notices From Randall District and West Grant
Street conditions on M-14 caused students to walk as cars spun by. Sunday visits include Mr Jennings in West Grant and Mrs Hines who is improving. Gorden Ripenburg returns to work after a grip illness with several local households sharing news of birthdays and visits.
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Levi Baker Sq
Geromie ‘Brees
Jennings
West Grant
Death prompts call for Ted Holt to West Branch
North Arthur residents report Ted Holt was summoned to West Branch due to his mother's death. Several locals attended the funeral of Edward Arndt. Visits and familyings include Bicknells of Saginaw Clare and Otts of Clare with Henry Otts household. No further details on illness provided.
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Ted Holt
West Branch
Nathan Bicknell
Saginaw
George
Ruth Ott
Albert Melus
Clare
Henry Otts
Albert Kleiner
Edward Arndt
Donald Bicknell
Wade Cradit
Ernie Greens
The
Brown
John Hartman
Charley Ott
Zemilla
Calvin Erhart
George Bailey
John Gordon
Hatton boy walks nine miles daily to school in January
A 14 year old Hatton resident walks to Clare each morning and back, nine miles each way, totaling 18 miles daily. He braves cold and stormy weather without tardiness, showing strong resolve to finish his education amid the old fashioned winter and talk of groundhog day.
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Lin
Clare
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