For Sale Various Classified Notices From A Rural Paper
Multiple items advertised including 400 vee incubator priced at 25 dollars. Cattle, fresh cow off Farwell area. Oat straw, corn and oats in stock. Seasoned buzz wood delivered. 20 ton loose hay near Clare. 125 Western ewes at 13.50 each and 44 at 12. 1918 Buick Six in good condition. Names include Leeper Pye Beale Thurston Mercer Shull Williams. Locations include Farwell Clare Cornwell Vernon and Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shull
Cornwell Ranch
Wanted Rooms for light housekeeping
Advertisements list requests for rooms with light housekeeping and a general inquiry at the office. The notice includes a phone contact and miscellaneous stray letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley Ey Bros
White Enamel Pans and Dippers Sell This Saturday
Classified ad notes 1¢ each white enamel pans dippers wash basins and mixed bowls at 2:00 p m by Harris and Hirt. Also offers $13 weekly sales position for a local church or club affiliated woman with address 505 Sloan Ridge Cleveland Ohio. Also promotes Shoup creamery open to farmers for cream eggs and poultry opposite City Mills. Akron Beacon Journal mentions longevity tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris & Hirt
Sloan Ridg
Cleveland
Ohio
Shoup Creamery
City Mills
Anderton & Sass Greamery Co
Edwin and
Detroit
Marvin Wilson
Claré Mer
Tibetan Church Music Charms Sven Hedin Explorer
Dr. Sven Hedin, the Swedish explorer, praises Tibetan temple music as spiritually transporting. He reports visiting many temples and describes fresh voices, deep draperies, and a music blend of bassoon thunder, cymbals, flutes, and drums that elevates listeners above earthly troubles. Pierre Van Paagsen notes in the Atlanta Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sven Hedin
Tibet
Pierre van Paagsen
Atlanta Constitution
Long List of Injuries From Accidents
Long list of injuries resulting from accidents outlines common outcomes such as epilepsy from head or spine trauma and nervous or mental illness. It notes severe fractures, traumatic pneumonia, burns, exposure, nephritis, eye diseases, arthritis, bursitis, cellulitis, osteomyelitis, TB of bones, chest trauma, and tuberculosis of the lungs from inhalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compensation Commission
Pack Silver in Flour for Storage to Prevent Tarnish
Storing silver in dry flour can prevent tarnish when kept for some time. The tip suggests using common kitchen flour as a protective medium during long-term storage.
Hair length and beard praise in 1885 New York paper
An 1885 New York paper argues against close military haircuts as dangerous to the brain, contending hair conducts electricity and should be at least two inches long, while praising full beards and denouncing shaving as barbaric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Legal Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Clare Michigan
Default on a 1922 mortgage by Christian H Kleiner and Katherine B Kleiner to Roy Cobleigh and Anna M Cobleigh. Property in Clare Michigan to be sold at public auction May 17 1926 at 10:00 AM at the Harrison court house to satisfy $1408.55 principal and interest plus $30 attorney fee and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian H. Kleiner
Katherine B. Kleiner
Clare
Michigan
Roy Cobleigh
Anna M. Cobleigh
Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Harrison
City of
City
Sixth Street
Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Ray Cobleigh
Anna M. Cobieipi
Open Fronts and Dryness Key to Poultry Comfort
Kansas State College poultrymen urge refitting houses to provide fresh air and light. Open south-facing openings of one tenth floor area with muslin frames for protection, remove excess windows if needed, and ensure three to four square feet floor space per hen with seven to ten inches of roosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Agricultural “Colleze
College
W. G. Ward
Ward
Warm Brooding Essentials for Chicks Warn Heat and Fencing
Specialists at the New Jersey State college poultry department endorse two key factors for successful brooding a warm hover and quality stock. They advise maintaining 95 to 100 degrees until chicks are older then gradually opening a three fourths inch mesh wire fence to give the flock the run of the house with an air space at the back of the brooder to prevent crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State College Poultry Department
Poultry Program Review and Plans for Next Year
Review assesses profit or loss from last year’s poultry work and outlines a plan for the coming year. Emphasizes careful budgeting, disciplined management, and targeted improvements to weak points to secure dividends from prudent investment.
Poultry Hints for Healthier Flocks and Better Eggs
Guidance on poultry care emphasizes clean housing free of insects and disease, use of oyster shell and grit, and proper feeding for strong laying. It notes costs of straw, the need to separate coop from dairy barns, and benefits of a fattening period for market-ready birds.
Sunday Social Notes From Clare and Vicinity
Local residents report visits and outings across Clare Saginaw and Beaverton. Community members discuss a skating party at Five Lakes, a new Ford sedan purchase, and plans drawing interest in a Michigan State College pamphlet on turkey raising. A death notice and community booster notes appear amid everyday greetings.
Vernon Hill Hosts Dinner For Local Friends
Vernon Hill and Mrs M Buckley hosted guests including Zella Bonham Peggy Rogers Harl Dicker and Ernest Jorgenson at a Sunday dinner. Several local families attended birthdays visits and weddings while others weathered illnesses and social calls across Vernon and nearby towns.
Community notes and church revival in Colonville area
Local social items report visits by Mr and Mrs Jas Thompson to Colonville residents the Bays sisters from Alma attend the Aid circle, Mr and Mrs Hutchinson in Mt Pleasant, and a peaceable Haglé area community with a noted home nose injury. Revival meetings begin at the church drawing a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Thompson
Jey Clute
Colonville
Burton Bay
Aid
Haglée
Grace Bilcox Visits Rosebush Church Sunday
Rosebush church notes a day with Grace Bilcox of the W H M S, calling the service profitable for all participants. The pastor announces February 21 sermon One of God's Guests and a Lenten class led by the pastor and Rev Anderson, open to all. The class meets Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. until Easter at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bilcox
Paul
Anderson
Church of Our Savior
Methodist Church
Local residents share visits across towns
Mrs. Susan Daly traveled to Flint on Thursday. Mrs. Mary Hunter, visiting in South Boardman, returned home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Campbell visited Saginaw Thursday. Dr. Johnston and Frank Daly went to Flint Saturday. Mrs. Emery First visited the Harry Maybee home Thursday. Bessie House of Weidman spent the weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thren and children were guests at the Emery First home Sunday. Glen First of Iowa visited the Emery First and W. and Sleight homes Sunday night and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Statler went to Shepherd Saturday and stayed overnight. Clarence Bader of Lansing visited relatives and friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Bonham
Peggy Rogers
Pontiac
Harl Dickerson
Ernest Jorgenson
Flint
M. Buckley
William Colosky
Earl Colosky
Gilmore
Matt Colosky
Bear Lake
Thomas Abbott
Frank Pringle
Hazel Irwin
Farwell
Andrew Irwin
Ann Walters
Clare
Thomas Bolen
Ernest Aiey
Mt. Pleasant
Peter Aiey
Haines
Myr
Jasper Snider
Milo Myers
Clair Stanley
Walter Arrand
Wfinit
J. Arrand
James Seeley
M. HE
Arthur Ginn
Dover
Buckley
Susan Daly
Mary Hunter
South Boardman
Arthur Johnston
Homer Campbeill
Saginaw
Johnston
Frank Daly
Emery
Harry Maybee
Bessie House
Weidman
Andrew Thren
Emery First
Glen First
Iowa
Lon Statler
Shepherd
Clarence Bader
Lansing
Visit and Departure Highlights from Lanting Area
Wm Calkins and family visited Lanting last week while Mr and Mrs Stickle and Sam Myers returned to Canada last Thursday after a three week stay. Joseph Fartin, longtime local resident, died Tuesday at his daughter’s home and funeral was held Thursday. Fay Johnston and her young daughter Alice from Detroit visited relatives here. A men of Center and Rosebush churches hosted a social at Rosebush church for about 100 attendees with oysters and a program. Ora Koch of Shepherd and Albert Moyea hosted visitors. William Hamilton of Detroit is visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Calkins
Lanting
Mig
Sam
Myers
C. B. Stickle
Canada
Joseph Fartin
Nathan Whitney
Fay Johnston
Alice
Detroit
Center
Rosebush
Ora Koch
Shepherd
Albert Moyea
William Hamilton
Thimble Club Meeting and Local Social Events
Frost Mr and Mrs Leo Gronda of Detroit visited his parents and a Thimble Club meeting was held in Harrison at Mrs Lester Dillenbacks home. Members quilted and dined, next meeting set for March 106 at Mrs Wm Stanfields. Mr and Mrs Chas Reynolds visited Beaverton relatives. A well attended town hall dance and chicken supper occurred. Mr and Mrs E O Barringer ill. condolences to Mrs Fred Bond on bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Gronda
Detroit
John Woods
Thimble Club
Harrison
Lester Dillenback
Wm. Stanfield
Chas. Reynolds
Reprove Wisely in Handling Offenses
A brief admonition on gentle parental discipline urging timely reproach with restraint. It asserts reproof should be administered to teach rather than shame, making the offender fear repetition yet feel remorse. The note cites Hosen Ballou as a source or proponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosen Ballou
Destructive Tourists Target Young Trees, Forester Says
A state forester condemns tourists who uproot young conifers for transplanting. He notes motorists remove with roots exposed and transport them long distances in hopes they will regrow, but most die. He urges an end to the practice.
Appreciation of Merit in Men and Women
A thoughtful man may suffer flaws in his company yet cannot deny to any group a sensibility to extraordinary merit. The coarse and frivolous feel superiority and lack sympathy, yet may offer sincere homage in their own blind manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lWmerson
Wash Basins and Mixed Bowls Sold at 1 Cent Each
A Saturday sale listing wash basins and mixed bowls offered at 1 cent each beginning at 2:00 p.m. at Harris location.
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Appies
John Northon
East 5Th St
L. O. Agle
Baers EE
Ernest Beale
Ught
Brown
Roy Feighner
Fred Hudson
Str
PDL
Allreds
Fred Hubel
Buick
Wm. Holbrook
Ind. Produce Co
la ST Et I
Brown & Seeley
Russell A. Thurston
Brewer Farm
A. C. Mercer
Coleman
S. MeJames
Es Ae
Citizens Bank
C. Williams
Vernon Town Hall
Brown Corners
Durham Bull
Albert Sparks
S. C. Rhode Island
S. C
Ray Hales
Wise Township
Coleman Road
Clare County Savings Bank
Eeeee
Rae
Leon Gleason
Stetson Oil Co
Akron Beacon Journal
Legals
T. Carl Holbrook
Randall
Marjorie Shinabargey
Emma Nass
Mabel Dora
Cosmus
Charles Grover
Lida
Fleger
Dennis Fitzpatrick
John Colmus
Alex Dora
Joseph Gibis
Joe Bloise
John Flood
Vernon
Ray Lockwood
Laurence Gibis
Alois Gibis
Helen
Cora Mitchell
Fred Eschenwich
Anga
Ruda Shucks
West Grant
Josephine Gibis
Laurence Robinett
Jennie Bowler
Madeline Dora
Beaverton
Krell Brothers
Charles VanDenburg
Gutt Lake
Five Lakes
Lena Frees
Lena Krell
Randell School
Hemstreat
Clare Sentinel
Hinkleville
Vernon Hill
Leroy Whitney
M. E. Church
Frost
Hanley Bros
A. R. Mussell
M. D
Mussell Block
B. J. Sanford
Tatman
Bari
Barrus
East 4Th St
Oxfords
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