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Michigan Legislature Eyed Tax Relief and School Funding Shifts
The Fifty Sixth Michigan Legislature debates tax relief for real estate and funding reforms. Proposals include county and township road aid, state takeover of education, extended tax payment timelines, malt tax repeal, and extended tenure for state and county officers. Lawmakers seek to reduce state expenses while considering four new congressional districts or at large representatives.
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House of Representatives
Senate
State Highway Department
Osceola
Clare
Committee On Rules
Detroit
Ing
Wayne County
Michigan
House
Secretary of State
Kent County
State of
Thoxine promises instant relief for coughs and sore throat
A Dr. prescribed remedy Thoxine provides quick relief for night coughing caused by colds or irritated throats. It targets the internal cause, tastes pleasant, safe for families, and offers a money back guarantee. Available in 8 35e, 600, and $1.000 bottle sizes through Kirkpatrick's Drug Store and other druggists.
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Kirkpatrick
kKhd
Valentine dance planned for February 13 at venue
No dance this Friday night. The note urges attendance next Tuesday for a program and a "Bad to eat" evening. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Burl and children of Midland and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Slater with children. Floyd Reger improves after illness. Clarence Cotton and Donald Davis plan to attend contests Thursday.
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Emmet Robinett
H. A. Bradley
Floyd Reger
Grange
Local Residents Visit Friends and Family in Sheridan
Southwest Sheridan notes show Mrs. Marle Lewis of Jackson visiting Harve Dawson family from Saturday to Tuesday. Harold Bazant of Flint spent weekend with his uncle Will Gilson. Louis Rutter and family visited Arling Severson. Wm. Bruckart called on Mrs. Teale and Mrs. Teale. Lester Allen of Hayle visited James Teale family. Ruth Dawson at Ferris Institute spent weekend with Harve Dawson family. Will Teale of Hinkleville visited Ed Gilson’s home. Mor ris and others returned to Tiint family home last Friday.
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Marle Lewis
Jackson
Harve Dawson
Harold Bazant
Flint
Will Gilson
Louis Rutter
Arling Severson
Wm. Bruckart
David Teale
James Teale
Lester Allen
Hayle
Ruth Dawson
Ferris Institute
Big Rapids
Sheridan
Will Teale
Hinkleville
Ed. Gilson
Tiint
Morris
Will
Winterfield Snow Keeps County Guessing On Plow
Winterfield residents debate the missing county snow plow after a heavy storm. Local social notes include visits by Mr and Mrs Peter Cook and son to the Heckthorns, Clinton and Mrs Foster to their parents, Mrs James Dunn's call on Mrs John Sutton, a Grandon Farmers Club meeting with the Wheeler couple, and Delmer Thayer's trip to Clare and Harrison.
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Peter Cook
James Heckthorn
Clinton Foster
M. C. Foster
Dells
Davis
James Dunn
John Sutton
Hlmer Wheeler
Delmer Thayer
Claré and Harrison
Ladies Aid to Meet at Rockey Home on Thursday
Brush College notes show the Ladies Aid gathering set for Thursday February 12 at the Rockey residence. Mr and Mrs Beninett Carter visited Ora Hales, and Fred Davis with family from Gladwin county were guests of Delbert Sanders. Hardwood school hosted a sleigh ride party with District No 8. Hardwood won spelling while District No 8 won ciphering. Mrs Ora Hale visited Mrs Warl Sanders last Thursday.
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Ladies Aid
Rockey
Beninett Carter
Ora Hales
Fred Davis
Gladwin County
Delbert Sanders
Hardwood School
Moores Crossing Notes and Local Travel Tidbits
Nelson Tiedeman bought a fine young team in Clare last week. Mrs Chapman and Mrs Baird were on the sick list but are recovering. Henry Reynolds and wife were called to Flint on account of his brother in law’s death. Geneva and Gertrude Tiedeman visited Maxine Allen of Farwell Saturday and Sunday. John Moore of Farwell repaired a well for Albert Madison recently.
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Nelson Tiedeman
Clare
Chapman
Baird
Henry Reynolds
Flint
Geneva
Gertrude Tiedeman
Maxine Allen
Farwell
John Moore
Albert Madison
Proceedings of the Clare Common Council January 19 1931
Regular meeting of the Clare city council called by Mayor Hether. Roll call shows present and absent. Minutes read and approved. Petitions for light on West 2nd Street by coal sheds and water main extension on West 5th Street discussed. Finance items and bills listed. payments approved. Adjournment and signatories.
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City of
Clare
Hether
Ald
Forbes
Hachmuth
Pettit Snear
Freighner
Johnston
Consumers Power
Clare Hay, Grain and Bean Co
Cherry Grove
Cemetery
P. Geeck
W. 5Th St
Snear
Finance Committee
Morley Bros
Floyd Spicers
Dave Woolston
Kakaska Cartage Co
Bert Capen
Fred Parish
Wm. Parish
Red Parish
Parks
Wesley Snider
Ordinance 138 Repeals Section of Clare City Ordinance
City of Clare enacts Ordinance 138 to repeal part of Ordinance 110 and to set the City Clerk’s annual salary at 600 dollars payable quarterly from the spring 1932 elections. The ordinance repeals prior provisions and takes effect twenty days after passage.
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City of
Clare
State of
Michigan
Ordinance Takes Effect Twenty Days After Passage
The ordinance becomes effective twenty days after its passage. No. 139. R. I. Hether, Mayor.
Samborn's Advertises Battery Radiator and Hide Buyout
Sell your old batteries radiators and green hides at Samborn's. Phone 23.
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Samborn’s
Turning Point in Every Man's Career and Matrimony
Fragmentary quotes discuss opportunity knocking once and envy as an ongoing burden. The text asserts a turning point in every man’s career even if he isn’t a crank, and says matrimony is the only oculist who can do everything in a cage of blind Tove.
Ordinance Establishes City Treasurer Salary in Clare
Ordinance No 139 sets the Clare City Treasurer salary at 30 dollars per month beginning after the spring 1931 city officer qualifications. It also directs all tax collection fees received by the treasurer from December 1 1931 onward to be paid into the city general fund. Section III notes remaining provisions of the ordinance.
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City of
Clare
City of Clare
Fresh bread five cents a pound loaf advertised
An old advertisement from Crys tal Bakery announces a fresh bread loaf priced at five cents per pound. Proprietor Carl Foss signs the notice, promoting bakery goods and daily specials.
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Crystal Bakery
Carl Foss
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