Freeman Presents On Animal Husbandry At Extension Talk
V A Freeman extension specialist is described as solid and fact focused. The note warns listeners they would be the losers if they miss hearing Freeman and his discussion on farming subjects.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1923
Page
5
V A Freeman extension specialist is described as solid and fact focused. The note warns listeners they would be the losers if they miss hearing Freeman and his discussion on farming subjects.
Aunt Libbie Cook shows rapid improvement while her daughter travels to Pontiac due to her grandson Floyd's illness. Minnie McQueen plans to stay with Libbie until Maude's return as other locals like Harley Bentley and Wallace Wheaton deal with health and work interruptions. Joe Clark stays home with a severe cold and a birthday dinner is announced at Grange hall on Saturday. Six men south of town work on buzz poles from Rondat awanop.
Southeast Sheridan Stanley Court Loomis reports a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Hart Kaul Pontiac named Elsie Larson. A teacher misprint issue noted for Smythe. An entertainment program is planned for Herrick school district 4 Sheridan Township on Friday evening February 23 at 8:00 Eastern time.
Mire J. Tiedeman and daughter Leila attended a Clare church gathering Saturday. Ray Utley hosted a small gathering Saturday evening. Clark Sanborn and sister Leila attended church at Lake Sunday. Ziegler from Detroit visited family and returned Friday. Harold Mowela arrived from Alma.
Herce l Schaar from Flint visits parents while Mr Morrill remains ill at Winistros home. Alma Tiedemann returns from Gilmore and later works for Mrs McGoogan. Garchow's grandmother returns to Farwell after a week away. Al Sherman sells his nearby farm to Mr Rozenfield. Stewart McAniieh learns Lyle Bond broke his leg above the knee. School children enjoy a brief vacation due to their teacher’s illness.
Brand Blystone Haines and Torn fill their ice house last week and ice cream may be ready for hot days next summer. Leo Springer drove cattle down our street Saturday, buyer not named. Mrs Thurman Robinett busy weaving carpets and rugs. Lee Springer to Saginaw Tuesday for a week. Frank Myera and family with Tunner and Rhodes families Sunday visit. Calvin Guest improving after two weeks of sickness. Elmer Miller ill with grip but recovering. Alta Langworthy visits to help care for the sick. Carl and family, not improving. H L Comer on sick list. Our teacher spent weekend at parental home. Mrs John Rhodea called on the aid Moe fy aaa SO emk ue.
Last week reports note Mrs Mac Kay able to go out briefly and Mrs For rest Guest improving. Albert Allen recovering from grip. F Acre Sr under the weather. Thurlow Gomer visited Saturday with Francia Oap pearé. No marriages or quarrels. community spirits need a booster.
Mrs. Obas Snider of Goshen Indiana reports her two daughters were relieved of goitre by Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment. Readers can visit Anderson's drug store to view the treatment results or write Box 358 Mechanicsburg Ohio for names of other users.
To the Electors of Clare Isa bella and Midland Counties a candidate seeks renomination in the primaries on March 7. He notes his first term on the bench and efforts to give all litigants a fair hearing while unable to visit all counties in person. He asks for support and signs Tremsin Pal shayyrte.
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