Washington notes on highways commerce and Hoover plans
The report discusses pending Interstate Commerce Committee action on interstate bus traffic and federal jurisdiction, tariff debates on hides and lumber, hearings dates in February, Hoover inauguration preparations, naval and university leadership rumors, and 1928 federal aid highway mileage totaling 76 076 miles under the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Interstate
Foreign Commerce
House
Interstate Motor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Canada
Ways and Means Committee
Michigan
Capitol
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Grand ‘Rapids
Naval Reserve
Naval Affairs Committee
James J. Raby
Bay
Tenth District
Coolidge
National Industrial Conference Board
Supreme Court
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
45 Volt Double Duty B Batteries at Andersons
Local ad notes 45 volt double duty B batteries priced at $3.25 available at Anderson's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson’s
Heating Water for Cows Cuts Dairy Costs in Cold Weather
In a dairy note from Michigan State College, heating cow drinking water before consumption saves grain. Dairy cows drink about 50 pounds of water daily, with high producers up to 100 pounds, and heating costs range from two to three cents per cow daily, depending on intake. Corn belt farmers previously burned corn due to coal shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
School District No 1 Fral Garfield Township Financial Report
Financial report for Clare County Michigan district ending July 1928 shows primary and general fund receipts, teacher payments, and year end balances. Minutes from June 11 1928 record election of trustees Anna L Oman Archie Fahnestock and Grant MacLane, with tuition and school expenses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr’'L
Garfield Township
Clare County
Michigan
Forest Howell
Wm. Scott
John O’niel
Leo Cashin
J. H. Schulty
Geo. Scott
Margaret Sheardy
Martin Sheardy
Clare High School
Clare Sentinel
Neil Watkins
Wood
E. Fair
Insurance
Anna L. Oman
Harrison
G.B. Bingham
Moresco
Oil
Peter A. Oman
Nails
Farwell High School
Lansing High School
Harry Spence
Bert Scott
Archie Fahnestock
Arthur Smith Eles
Helen Howell
Leo Brejicha
Arthur Smith
Fred Ramsdell
Henry L. Green
Amma L. Oman
Grant MacLane
Charlie Cook
Somerville
Henry Green
Maude Somerville
Edgar A. Stanley
Anna L
Oman
Toothbrush with holder and toothpaste sale
A daily ad from Ander sons offers a large toothbrush with holder and large size toothpaste for 39 cents. The note references a February 26 thank you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson’s Daily
Local Social News From Flint and Pontiac Families
Sunday visitors fill the week as Will Gilson reports his father’s slow recovery in Bay City. Mrs. Presley and Mrs. Severson host Ladies Aid with 29 attendees at Teale home. Durham family visits Joe Durham’s in Brand. Teale kin from Pontiac join gatherings at Hemstreet Armentrout Bodkins homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Zincer
Flint
Arling Severson
Will Gilson
Bay City
Joel Presley
S. Severson
Ladies Aid
James Teale
Mel Durham
Joe Durham
Will
Lawrence
George Teale
Pontiac
Patennal
George Hemstreet
Harvey Armentrout
Litle
Hagle
Dave Teale
Alice
J. Bodkins
Colonville
Jack Hmerson
Pratts Corners
A. D. Hampton
Local notices and family updates from Lake Glen Amy area
The community shares illness updates as the Glen Amy families report sickness and sympathy. Wm Start dies in Saginaw and is laid to rest at Three Oaks. relatives and neighbors offer condolences. Local social notes include A O G lodge initiation of Wiman Mahan family and various Sunday visits and birthdays among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Amy
Clair Scott
Blane
Flint
D. Scott
Saginaw
Three Oaks
Wi,Mahan
Fred Mahan
A. O
Hawkins
Jim Nepper
Bear Lake
Sunday School and Evening Services at Colnville
In Colville area residents are reminded of Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m Moyal Clute and a Harrison friend visited the grandparents Mr and Mrs M B Clute M D Clute is housebound with a lame limb The Ladies Aid meets Thursday February 14 with Mrs Phillipps for a pot luck dinner quilting on the agenda All welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyal Clute
Harrison
M. B. Clute
M. D. Clute
A. D. Hampton
James Tealess
Ladies Aid
Local Church Repairs to Start This Week
Eagle Plastering will undertake repairs on the church this week. Mrs. Ernest Kleiner turned a year older as relatives arrived with baskets for a pot luck dinner. Ernest Penrose, the second Penrose to contract smallpox, has a mild case. Mrs. Earl Phimisey (nee Bertie Leith) died, and friends extend sympathy. Wm. Arnold is recovering after two weeks of illness. Irvin Orvis accompanied his brother in law Art Rever to Ann Arbor hospital. Mr. Kever is seriously ill with pneumonia. The Hagle Aid society, dormant over winter, is waking up and plans a meeting with Mrs. Burton Bayi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kleiner
Orval Vandewarker
Colonville
Geo. Vandewarker
Ernest Penrose
Penrose
Earl Phimisey
Bertie Leith
Wm. Arnold
Irvin Orvis
Art
Rever
Ann Arbor
Kever
Hagle Aid Society
Burton Bayi
Chas Kleinheart Improves at City Hospital
The notice reports that Charles Kleinheart is progressing well at the hospital after a recent illness or injury. No further medical details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kleinheart
Local residents recount winter hardships and small town activity
Isaac Shaner and Allie Shepard visited to repair a well as mail delivery remains disrupted for over two weeks due to bad roads. Local families discuss lumber purchases, ice work at Farwell, a leg injury from ice, a new baby girl born January 29, and visits among neighbors in Mt. Pleasant and Nottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Shaner
Allie Shepard
Mt. Pleasant
M. L. McAlvey and Son
Wm. Tanner
Carl McAlvey
Stanley Glass
Roy Robison
W. J. Renner
Wm. Gordon
Geo. Pitts
Bram Seymour
Farwell
Henry Purdy
Gladden
Ed. Squires
Hugene Willoughby
R. W. Field
Gladys
Allen
Chas
Eames
Blam
Seymour
Amelia Tanner
Guy Jackson
Nottawa
Local notices on illness and family moves from last week
The note lists families affected by scarlet fever including James Pitts Blaine and June Hall Ig with hopes for recovery. It mentions the Squires moving into the Donald Davis house and Jarman brothers traveling from Pleasant to the farmer's farm. Roy Atrand of Flint buried an eight month old baby at Gilmore last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pitts
Blaine
June Hall
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Uncle Sam
U.S
Feather
Department
P. F. Creguer
Valentine
Sternaman Studio
Clare, Michigan
Stearns
The
Les
Clare Electric Co
Buick
Buick Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
J. F. Battle
Mt. ‘Pleasant
Washington
Roy
Woodruff
B. J. Sanford
Tatman
T. Carl Holbrook
Chard, Michigan
Telephone
COTS
T.C. Holbrook
Ares v
Tore Mich
Steven
Southwest
Sheridan
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