Ancient Pecos City Unearthed In New Mexico Excavations
Free Press reports on an excavated ancient Pecos city in New Mexico dated to pre Spaniard era. Dr A V Kidder with colleagues uncovered 300 graves 1000 skeletons and preserved dwellings. Findings include a thousand room pueblo remains pottery utensils and a large treasure pit with ceremonial items and shell armaments.
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New Mexico
Europe
Atilla
Rome
Ameriea
Pecos, N. M
Santa Fe
A. V. Kidder
Kidder
A. Hooton
Carl E. Gathe
Central America
Pecos
Jemez
Coronado
Pouse
Chichen Itza
Yucatan
Palace of Governors
Ornate
Gqrmer Tronobee
Berne
University Professor Called to Aid Revenue Plan
University of Richigis professor David Friday from the political economy department appeals to Lansing to help Governor Groesbeck craft a method to raise state revenues without increasing homeowners taxes. The aim is to tax intangible corporate property fairly without harming business interests.
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David Friday
University of Richigis
Lansing
Groesbeck
Administration Board
Beet Growers to Meet Annually in Michigan for Production Talks
Michigan sugar beet growers and manufacturers plan annual meetings after a two day sugar beet institute at the college. E B Gill is executive secretary and next year’s conference is being prepared. Topics included beet diseases fertility, cultivation, nutrition, seed production and beet machinery work by M A C. A film on beet operations was shown for education.
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Michigan
M.A
E. B. Gill
Can of Agriculture
G. H Coons
Botany Department
M. M- Mead
Ezra Levin
C. GO. Townsend
J. F Cox
H. C. Young
Secretary Hill
Mr. Townsend
W. @. Burns
M.A. C
F. A. Spragg
Full Recognition for Women in Party Councils
The Republican United Committee lists two members per precinct with a woman in each. Officials include Chairwoman Mrs Lulu Murphy and Secretary Dr G E Lamb, with multiple named members across Harrison Clare Lake and other areas. The document emphasizes preserving the Sentinel for reference and notes extensive female participation.
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Us. Committee
Sentinel
Kirkbride
Clare
Lulu Murphy
Harrison
G. E. Lamb
Farwell
John Quinn
Good Literature Club Meets With Mrs Anderson
The Good Literature Club gathered with Mrs. E A. Anderson for an evening on Shakespeare. Miss Archambolt read the lives and works, Miss Witting gave the origin of English Drama, and others discussed Hamlet and Shakespearean topics before adjournment.
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Good Literature Club
E A. Anderson
Shakespear
Stacy
Miss Archambolt
Miss Witting
Miss Dewey
Mack
Reading
Auction notices push livestock sales preview
Local advertisers push upcoming auctions to attract crowds via Sentinel notices. Arthur Pitton announces Feb 23 first annual livestock sale near Lake Station with two auctioneers and under cover rain not stopping sale. Groves and York handle auctions near West Grant and Eugene Stanley farm on Mar 2 with single lot items, tools, cows, and a team.
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Arthur Pitton
Groves
York
Scott Allen
Allen
Oren Reynolda
West Grant
Thos. Groves
W. D. Reip & Son
Eugene Stanley
Anthony Rogers Dies at 76 in Grand Rapids Home Visit
Anthony Rogers age 76 died at his daughter Joy Van Vorse's home in Grand Rapids after a period of illness. A longtime lumberman, he moved to Lake City where his family resided. Funeral services were held at the Lake City Congregational church officiated by A W Johnston D D Cadillac with Masons from Lake City and eight Harrison Masons in attendance. He leaves a wife and two daughters Mrs Frank Morrissey and Mrs Alfred Van Vorse plus several grandchildren.
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Anthony Rogers
Joy van Vorse
Grand Rapids
Lake City
Congregational Church
A. W. Johnston
D. D
Cadillac
Masonic Lodge of
Harrison Loave
Frank Morrissey
This City
Alfred van Vorse
Watkins and Schermerhorn Tie That Knot at Parsonage
Rev Davia officiated as John Ellery Watkins and Katherine Louise Schermerhorn were united in marriage yesterday at the Methodist Parsonage in this city. Both spouses are of Lake Clare Oo.
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Rev
Davia
John Ellery Watkins
Mies Katherine Louise Schermerhorn
Lake
Clare Oo
Longest continuously inhabited Pecos city history dated
The article details ancient Pueblo rooms and ceremonial chambers at Pecos with stratified fillings and masonry growth. Dr. Guthe reconstructs the town’s 2,000 year history from foundations to abandonment about 80 years ago, noting Pecos as a persistent American settlement.
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Seth
Eas
Guthe
Pecos
the Museum of New Mexico
Eowne
Atlas Sale for Clare County Bundles at Low Prices
Advertisement offers Clare County atlases in cheaper bindings to subscribers. New and existing customers can get a Sentinel atlas plus a regular atlas for £2.00, about half the usual price. Limited stock, first come first served, with feather binding atlas sets also discounted from $6.00 to $8.90.
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Clare Co
Sentinel
Frances Andersons Eleventh Birthday Party At Home
A party of girls visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Anderson on Frances Andersons eleventh birthday. After a movie outing they returned for ice cream cake and a evening of music and games. Several gifts were given to commemorate the occasion.
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E. A. Anderson
Frances
Anderson
Birdsall Daughter Arrives Safely From Africa Mission Trip
Local note reports the safe arrival of the Birdsall daughter of Grant town Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Birdsall who departed weeks ago for Africa as a missionary. The family expects a fuller travel report soon.
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O. H. Birdsall
Grant Town
Africa
Farm Bureau Presses Legislation Across Several Lines
The Mid State Farm Bureau held a major meeting at Lanai rg during Farmers week with 168 delegates from 75 counties. James Nic kor of South Haven was elected president and M. L. Noon of Jackson vice president. Executive committee members named include Mrs Edith Wagar A J Depue W E Phillips and Fred Smith Wm E Bowler named Clare County delegate. Resolutions urged equal tariff consideration for American farm products and endorsed the Emergency Agricultural Tariff. They urged reorganizing state agricultural and conservational departments and limiting county road commissioner powers over covert roads and assessments. Proposals included a 3 dollar auto tax to fund highway maintenance a shift to a state income tax from mortgage and bond taxes adequate seed laws state aid in fighting the grasshopper plague and strong support for Michigan Agriculture College. The executive committee was instructed to closely supervise county bureaus and improve methods and administration.
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Buureau
Lanairg
Farm Bureau
James Nickor
South Haven
M. L. Noon
Jackson
Edith Wagar
A. J Depue
W. E. Phillips
Fred Smith
Wm. E. Bowler
Clare Co
Congress
Michigan
Michigan Agriculture College
Cherryland A Cherry Orchard Picture At Princess Theatre
Cherryland a one reel feature from the International Harvester Company shows the steps in growing cherries in the world’s largest cherry orchard with over 80 000 trees. It captures ground clearing planting pruning cultivation disease control harvesting and marketing to highlight science and modern farm machinery in action.
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Cherryland
Princess Theatre
International Harvester Company of America
Painting and Papering Notice for 214 Be, Fourth at Wer Bellis
Notice announces painting and papering, tinting and wood work at 214 Be fourth at Wer Bellis. Contractor to complete by a stated deadline and to comply with local trade regulations.
Pere Marquette Reports January Traffic and February Loss
The Pere Marquette railroad reports January traffic and a February fire incident, noting the movement is imbalanced with most traffic eastbound. In the first week of February 3,500 cars were returned to home rails, about 65 to 70 percent of capacity, a figure that dropped below 20 percent under federal control.
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Pere Marquerts Railroad
Civic Day Plans and Library Effort in Clare
The Clare Civic Club met with Mrs. Barris and Mrs. Anderson presiding to discuss civic improvements. A talk on a social library for Clare led to a vote to pursue the idea with Good Literature Club aid, and a concert by Prof. Andrea Kyroe is set for Feb 24 at the Congregational Church. The next meeting on March 1 will be Bird Day hosted by Mrs. Wilson.
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C. Barris
Proclamation Declares School Week in Lansing
Gov. Groesbeck issues a formal proclamation designating February 13 as School Week to emphasize education and the role of teachers and parental cooperation in Michigan schools. The document, dated February 3, 1923, urges thoughtful consideration of school problems statewide.
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Groesbeck
Boye and Girie
Capitol
Lansing
Birdsall and Butts Tie An Erie Pa. Marriage
Leo I Birdsall eldest son of Mr and Mrs C A Birdsall Grant Township Indiana wed Mise Ethel May Butts daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Butts Denver Indiana on January 29 1921 in Erie Pennsylvania They will reside at 2338 West 19th Street The groom works in Erie with a Holland Furnace Co branch office located in Holland Michigan
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Leo
City Clerk Nomination Accepted Amid Gratitude Note
A person announces acceptance of the nomination for City Clerk of Clare after expressing sincere appreciation for the city's courtesy over the past two years. The statement names A. L. Rogers as the office involved and highlights gratitude toward city Alecs ure.
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Clare
Intense Cold and Famine Reflections From Foreign Mission Trip
The writer notes prospects for a spring wheat crop depend on spring rains while ground remains dry and bare. In later days a bustling market of animal sales appears outside the city walls as farmers worry about cultivating fields without livestock. The narrator meets Dr Struthers from a medical school in Tsinaufu and describes Red Cross relief work and Chinese merchant price gouging, then visits medical facilities and churches, ending with Christmas activities at a mission compound and plans for future reports.
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Toc Bay
Tsinaufu
Dr. Struthers
Tecbhow
Amn Red Cross
China
Besa
Dr. Strathers
Sae Medical School
Dr. Wheeler
University Buildines
Destitute
Red Cross
Bandreda
Tranfo
Henry Lietzel
Mission
Somes Priesta
Becausa
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Alfred Eble
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Win Hatton
Holmes Kennedy
Clarence Darfee
Har
J. M. Wellman
George Redding
Floyd E. Davis
Temple
Floyd Davie
Temple Sheridan
George Steble
Robert Hutchinsor
Clare Summerfield, Chas. Dowling, Harrison
Mra. L. Woodruff, Har
Surrey
Farwell Winterfield
Joan Dyxtra
Marion Roth Fieming
Marion
Lat Ward
Frank Forbes
A. E. Mack
Geo. Vandewarker
Carrie N. Lansing
S. C. Kirkbride
Lena Reading
Clare Harrison
West Ward
A. H. Aldrich
Emma Hoag
Pearl Clate
The
Schermerhorn- Watkins
A.L. Rogers
A. L. Rogers
Chie Eramamathaln Mmmitinnens
Bola Wise
Doubtle
Adv
Wer
Bellis
Clare Study
Harris
Gov
Butts
Birdsall
Severom
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