Service for Service: Short Horn Durham Bully Fee
A notice notes a service charge of $1.00 due at the time of service. The entry names John Dunlop in connection with the fee.
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Shorthorn Durham
John Dunlop
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
8
Managing udders of dairy heifers before and after calving
H. Peabody from Cornell College of Agriculture explains how to prevent udder deformities in dairy heifers. Start with light laxative feeds before and after freshening, reduce swelling quickly, and ensure complete milking. Massage each quarter while milking and aim for three daily milkings during part of the lactation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Peabody
Cornell College of Agriculture
Excellent Plan to Heat Water for Dairy Cows
Dean Larsen of South Dakota State College recommends a tank heater to heat cow water. He notes cows drink about 80 pounds daily, and heating water saves feed energy that would be used to keep body heat. A heater is affordable and can burn waste materials to reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Larsen
South Dakota State College
Professor Larsen
Seize Opportunity: Lessons on Opportunity Loss
An aphorism urging timely action notes that opportunities once missed cannot be regained. It compares seeds and fruit to chances to grow future prospects, underscoring that delays lead to lasting loss.
Detroit Bargains Offer Plumbing Stock and Household Piano
The J. E. Doherty Plumbing stock moves fast with bargains at 1612. See M. R. Howlett for plumbing heating and electrical supplies. A large Detroit house near Clare features a fine piano in the vicinity. A party may take over and pay the balance in small monthly payments. write confidential info to P D Box Nox b4l Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Doherty
Ween
M. R. Howlett
Detroit
Clare
Michigan
Michigan City Briefs From Across The State
A roundup of local actions includes Charlotte voting to pave 16 blocks this summer and Ann Arbor authorizing nearly $300,000 for faculty salaries. Cheboygan restricts wooden shingles in a high fire area. Ida Township to grant Detroit Edison an 80 year power franchise. Owosso reports Ford entering flax growing, while Ann Arbor notes a record curb market petition and Ypsilanti plans 200 new trees. Grand Rapids disbars longtime attorney Eugene Carpenter. Lansing requires gasoline wholesalers to report sales and tax. Kalamazoo adopts zoning for factory and residential districts. Mt Clemens identifies the Roseville fatality witness as a suspect driver. Pontiac towns set centennial celebrations. Ypsilanti considers four charter amendments. Menominee Railroad crews join ice-breaking on Green Bay. Lansing moves to suspend River branch service but maintain freight movement. Gov Groesbeck appoints new state prison warden. St Joseph reports dismissal of second receivership against the House of David colony, with option to amend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Havin
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Cheboygan
Monroe
Ida
Detroit Edison Co
Owosso—Henry
Ford
M. Hannifam
Ovid
Grand Rapids
Eugene Carpenter
Lansing
Charles J. DeLand
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Mt. Clemens
Macon
Laura Meher
Roseville
Pontiac
Oakland County
Oakland County Pioneer and Historical Society
Novi
Commerce
Oakland
Orton
Ypsilanti
New York
Sherwood Point
Green Bay
River
Manistee & North Eastern Railroad
State Public Utilities Commission
Harry H. Jackson
State Department of Public Safety
Alex J. Groesbeck
Michigan State Prison
Jackson
Marry L. Hulburt
Henry Crowl, Jr
Budget Department
State Administrative Board
St. Joseph
Republican State Convention Call for Michigan 1925
The Republican State Central Committee calls a statewide convention of delegated Republican representatives in Detroit on February 25 1925 to nominate state officers elect a State Central Committee and transact business. Delegates must be qualified voters. Clare county gets three delegates. County conventions meet February 18 with caucuses February 11 to elect township and ward delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central’ Committee
Republican Party of Michigan
Detroit
Clare County
Harrison
Arthur
Franklin
Freeman
Frost
Garfield
Grant
Greenwood
Hamilton
Hatton
Hayes
Lincoln
Redding
Sheridan
Summerfield
Surrey
Winterfield
Clare
Republican County Committee
A. EB. Achard
G. B. Lamb
WKAR at Michigan Agricultural College Goes On Air
WEK AR reports the Michigan Agricultural College now broadcasts nationwide with programs from the college staff and state government departments. The schedule includes educational talks on Mondays and Fridays, music on Wednesdays, a Saturday dance program, and daily weather forecasts. Home basketball games at M A C are listed for February 20 28 and March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEK
Michigan Agricultural ‘College
United States
Canada
Pacific
WKAR
Theam. A. C
Lansing
Michigan Agricultural College
Proceedings of the Board of Education February 9 1925
The Board of Education met February 9 1925 with all members present. Bills were allowed and ordered paid to multiple vendors including Roy McKinnon 9.00 Co A Reading 80 A C McClung Co 11.21 Silver Burdette Co 2.67 J H Doherty 16.90 and others, totaling numerous disbursements. Adjournment followed with A Anderson secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Roy McKinnon
Co. A
A. C. McClung & Co
Silver Burdette & Co
J. H. Doherty
Davys
W. M. Welch Mfg. Co
Y. Gittlon & Co
iThe Michigan Co
Ginn & Co
Harris & Hirt
John T. Hesser Coal Co
RP. M. Railroad Co
Oldest Wooden Bridge in Rome Traced to Seventh Century
The Subiliefan bridge, now barely visible in Rome, is cited as the world’s oldest wooden bridge. It dates from the seventh century BCE and holds a notable place in ancient Roman history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Forest conservation rally advocates private aid and federal funding
The program highlights the need for reforestation and forest protection with emphasis on cooperation among state county township and private landholders. Col Wm B Greeley outlines the Clark McNary Act and a ten year plan to spend forty million dollars on forestry education planting and fire protection in the Lake states possibly including northern Michigan and Clare County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colton
Chicago Womens Club
Womens Clubs
Women’s Clubs
Clare County
Scouts of America
Michigan Forestry Commission
Col
Wm. B. Greeley
Forester
United States
Congress
United States Senate
Greely
Lake States
Michigan
National Forest
Order for Publication Determination of Heirs in Clare County
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan hears a petition in the estate of Addie Alwood to determine legal heirs and inheritance rights. The hearing is set for March 2, 1925 at 10 a.m. at the Clare County Probate Office Harrison with notice to be published three consecutive weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Said
Thos
Dorsey
Addie Alwood
Warren Alwood
Clare Sentinel
Appointment of Administrator in Mary Miller Estate
In Harrison County court on February 11 1925 Judge Thos S Dorsey presided. William R Paul petitions to grant administration of Mary Miller deceased to Thomas H Fair or other suitable person on March A D 1925 at ten o clock am at the probate office. Publication notice to run weekly for three weeks in Clare Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Thos
Dorsey
Mary Miller
William R. Paul
Thomas H. Fair
Clare Sentinel
Thos. S. Dorsey
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Geo
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Fox Hound
Claud
Acker
Rfd
Wfifteen
Geese
Frank McDonald
Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co
W. A. Sneary
Lott
Arthur Township
W. C. Alwood
Grant Township
Herbert Randall
Vernon Town Hall
Chas. Stirling
Vernon Township
South Bend
Florence Kennedy
Robinson Farm
Farwell Cemetery
Gilmore
Mt. 1 Pleasant
Temple
Mich
L. Howard
Vestaburg
Farwell
State Reward Road
Bradbeer
Okemos
J. S. Drake
Rosebush
Henry Austin
Harvey Oil Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Dodge’s Telegraph Institute
Indiana Avenue
Valparaiso
Indiana
Luitheran Parsonage
J. W. Schaeffer
Pratt
Anderson’s
Vernon Townhall
Carl Williams
City Park Commission
Caucuses
the Board OF Education
Clare Elewstor Co
Neecaee
Oity Mills
Geo. F. Goodenough
Teeecesnes
Sa Caer
L. W Jackson
Hoga
Parcnt
Dressad
State of Michigan
Legals
Colonville
Jersey
Globe
C. S. Runyan
Thos. Groves
Radaneer
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