Graveling of road west of Laxse progresses with Pierson
Last Monday Mr Pierson of Her sey began graveling 2 1/2 miles of road west of Laxse, graded last fall for gravel. Joe and Frank Dove of Port Huron stayed with their uncle 8S H Dove. Friend Murray, formerly ill, improves. Charley Nelson hauls gravel for Pierson until Murray is able to drive again.
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Mr. Pierson
Hersey
Laxse
Joe
Frank Dove
Port Huron
H. Dove
Murray
Charley Nelson
Mr.Pierson
Aepaino
South West Gilmore and Glass Dies at Home
South West Gilmore and Glass died Monday morning February 14 at his home in Farwell after residing in Gilmore for years. He leaves a wife two sons and one daughter along with numerous relatives and friends in mourning. The community notes a well attended Band Concert at the Christian Church with fine music and services. R W Fields is nearly ready to cut lath with several cords of bolts awaiting cutting. Chas Eames is husking corn for Mrs Fordyce. T T Wood has filled the sink hole by Mr Schnider’s with pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass
Farwell
Gilmore
Christian Church
R. W. Fields
Chas. Eames
Fordyce
T. T. Wood Ban
Schniders
Gilmore Weekend Visit From Mrs. C Seymour
Mrs. C Seymour of Weideman visited her children in Gilmore for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stumps
EIGHT POINT LAKE COMMUNITY NOTES AND LOCAL EVENTS
Ray Clark moved to his brother Deck’s home to collect belongings after Deck sold his farm. The S.3 Club met with Mrs. Baron, served a fine dinner, and donated ten dollars to the Near East fund. W B Turner and family visited, plans for a porch and gravel timber orders emerged. Installment payments continue, road work and guard duties discussed, with local workers at prayer haul visiting Greenwood. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Clark
Deck
Mr. Pleasant
S. 3 Clab
Milk Production Studies Show Profit Variance Among Cows
United States Department of Agriculture reports from Vermont dairy studies on 847 cows indicate lower producing herds averaged 4 146 pounds yearly with 23 percent net profit after costs while higher producing groups averaged 7 144 pounds with 41 percent net profit after costs. The research tracked production feed labor and overhead over two years to isolate real value of milk checks.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Vermont
Water needs of cows by season and temperature
The piece explains cows drink about 150 pounds of water daily in hot weather and about 100 pounds in winter. It notes ice cold water reduces intake, and insufficient hydration leads to the cow eating more to stay warm. It emphasizes providing ample water in summer and winter.
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Sumer
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Illness
Mr and Mrs Jas Porterfield of Saginaw and their son visit Geo Cooper. Frank Newman visits at Mrs Eatelle Leitner near Beaverton. The Mieses Otchina of Bard visits Miss Tile Hildebrandt. Sim Hale of Nester visits Wm Wascon. Gordon Hale, four, sick with bronchial pneumonia. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Kustat. 66 attend. Mr Harris of Ohio visits niece Mrs D N Davie.
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Jas. Porterfield
Saginaw
Geo. Cooper
Frank Newman
Eatelle Leitner
Beaverton
Mieses Otchina
Bard
Tile Hildebrandt
Sim Hale
Nester
Wm. Wascon
Gordon
Oraj Hale
Kustat
Mr. Harris
Ohio
D. N. Davie
Local residents travel and family notices emerge
Mr and Mrs Ruggemann went to Saginaw last week returning before part of this week. Jerry Bennett Jr lost a Berve one day last week. Mr and Mrs Robert Bennett returned to Battle Creek last week Wednesday after nearly two months at the paternal home. Marie Davis spent Saturday and Sunday at her parental home. Mr and Mrs Calvin Harvey of.
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Ruggemann
Saginaw
Jerry Bennett Jr
Robert Bennett
Battle Creek
Marie Davis
Calvin Harvey
Brown City Visitors Attend Family Gathering
Brown City travelers visited their parents with Emslie and Mrs. Jaddie Blystone. The sickness in the area remains about the same. Bruanday school saw good attendance but no preaching due to revivals at the Eagle.
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Brown City
Emslie
Jaddie Blystone
the Eagle
Local Families Visit and Sick List Highlights
Detroit residents Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Wallaee visit sister Mrs. H Mickle. Giles Leeths return from three weeks with parents to Sagina w, Mrs. Wm Rhodes holiday call at Brand Farm. D W Comer hosts guests James and Jobo Ralapangh from Cadillac for chicken dinner. Mrs. Vern Mickie ill and cared for by F Acrete. Elmer Miller and sons listed as sick. Walter Johnson of Mr Pleasant visits uncle and aunt Obas Davis. Al Spigelzkre of Detroit stays with cousin last week.
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Ernie Wallaee
Detroit
H. Mickle
Giles Leeth
Saginaw
Wm. Wood
Wm. Rhodes
Brand Farm
Jas. Ralapangh
Cadillac
Jobo Ralapangh
D. W Comer
F. Acrete
Vern
Mickie
Elmer Miller
D. W. Comer
Alea
Walter Johnson
Mr. Pleasant
Obas. Davis
Spigelzkre
Detroi
Windover Social Notes and Local Visits Mentioned
Mrs H Micke and Mrs Berry and Mrs Gunderman visited Mrs Blain last Sunday. Clayton White and Osh Bradish visited Cherry Hill. Mr Smith cared for his mother Mrs Christensen for three months and left for home. Lara Slain and Ona Slain visited Mr Pleasant Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Presley and Mr and Mrs J Beard attended a gathering at Windover ranch. Mrs Meryl Davison from Farwell called on Mrs Berry. Mr Smith entertained guests from Owosso and North Star. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Berry and finished a quait after a chicken dinner. Next meeting with Mrs Rogers Feb 24. A Bachera was at Saginaw on business. Try a classified liner next week.
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Berry
Gunderman
Blain
Clayton White
Osh Bradish
Cherry Hill
Smith
Christensen
Obis
Lara
Ona Slain
Pleasant
Presley
J. Beard
Guy Beard
Windover Ranch
Rogera
Rogers
A. Bachera
Saginaw
Sickness Sweeps North Arthur Neighborhood This Week
In North Arthur a string of illnesses spreads through the community this week. Mark Spencer’s mother traveled from Detroit to help with his wife and baby but fell seriously ill, now improving. Several residents including Mrs. Gerber and Mrs. Cunningham reported illnesses while Ida Leitner returned from Aginaw to assist her ailing sister. Poultry activity noted amid concerns of health and care needs across households.
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Mark Spencer
Detroit
Geo. Ott
Wm. Cunningham
Myere
Ralph Myere
Ida Leitner
Aaginaw
Lee Davis
Wright
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H. A. Loomis
St Mich. Herrick
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Sto Mer
Bal Raat Aa
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Xeyuyw
Michigan Business Farmer
Clare’ Sentinel
Department of Agriculture
Womens Coats
Misses Coats
Childrens Hose
WM. H. Bicknell & CO
Brush College
Elm Grove
H. Mick'e
North Arthur
James A. Reeder
Beth Pic
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