Hens Not Helped by Drugs Says Michigan Dept
Poultry experts at Michigan State College state that adyugs or tonics do not increase egg production. Genetics and proper feeding drive laying. mongrel birds struggle financially and free-ranging hens waste energy. Rich rations with grains greens milk shells and grit meet hens needs. diseased birds require treatment and sanitation. The MSU bacteriology lab performs free post mortems and offers treatment recommendations.
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Michigan State College
H. H. Moskey
U.S
Bacteriology
Community meeting notices and upcoming events
The Clare Chamber of Commerce meets the second Monday monthly. Zenobia chapter OHE S meets the first Thursday monthly. Dover Gospel Tabernacle services Sundays at 11 30 am. Lodge openings changed to 8 00 pm on regular meeting nights. Walter H Larman Post American Legion and Auxiliary meet first and third Mondays at 415 McEwan St. WCTU meets with Mrs Burd next Tuesday with Mrs Cryspen from Mt Pleasant present. Mrs J H Seeley hosts Kings Daughters next Thursday afternoon. Ladies Union meets next Friday with Mrs Fred Hudson. February 27 Clare Study Club at Mrs Josephine Anderson's. Father and Son banquet at Congregational church February 27 with Chas Bachman speaker. Northeastern Church of God youth convention March 4 at Bast City sessions begin 10 00 am. March machinery repair meeting at Wilkinsons Implement store.
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The
Church of God
Bast City
Memorial notice for Marguerite Crane Bennett
Marguerite Crane Bennett born September 10 1896 in New York died February 10 1934 at Receiving hospital Detroit from heart trouble. Funeral held at Friz Undertaking with Rev A D Telcher officiating interment Cherry Grove. Survived by husband Werman A Bennett six children and parents. A tribute notes her as a kind wife and mother.
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Marguerite Crane Bennett
New York
Receiving
Detroit
Friz Undertaking
A. D. Telcher
Cherry Grove
Harrison
Werman A. Bennett
J. L. Somers
Robert Warner
John Bennett
J. J. Adams
Wilma Bennett
Burt Crane
Midland
David Kisler
St. Louis
Juniors Set Cast for Presentation in Are You a Mason
The list highlights Mary Ann Collins as a wife, Virginia Kirkpatrick Irene Radcliffe as Lou and Ann, Don Gillis as John Halton, Pat Doherty as a former chorus girl in the Bloodgood home, Eddie Bowler as a suitor, Kenneth Ritter as Ernest Morrison, John White as Hamilton Travers, Vera Hendrix as Fanchon Armitage, and Raymond Thayer in Are You a Mason a long with New York cloak models and Brooklyn Bridge scenes.
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Amos
Mary Ann Collins
51St Street
New York City
Lou
Ann
Virginia Kirkpatrick
Irene Radcliffe
Ernest Morrison
George Fisher
Don Gillis
John Halton
Brooklyn Bridge
Pat Doherty
John
Yowll
Eddie Bowler
Jean Caple
Yow
Kenneth Ritter
Mason
Hamilton Travers
John White
Fanchon Armitage
Vera Hendrie
Raymond Thayer
Public Supper Held March 1 By Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
An oyster and pot luck supper will take place next Thursday night March 1 at 5 30 by the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at their hall. Price per plate is 25 cents.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Grant Grange Meeting Planned For Next Thursday
Grant Grange announces a closed meeting next Thursday night with a new password to be distributed at the outset. John Colmus, Master, presides.
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Grant Grange
John
Colmus
Dance at Farwell Friday Night at Richmond Hall
Oriole dance band provides music every Friday night at Richmond hall. Admission is 10 and 15 cents.
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Richmond's Hall
Oriole
Notice to Farmers Pay Livestock by Tuesday at Rexall Sale
Notice to farmers to bring livestock by 2:00 p.m. Tuesday and reminding readers of the Rexall Birthday sale ending Saturday night with bargains for Farm Produce Co. and Rexall.
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Arin
Rexall
Minister Seeks Servant Man Who Will Not Marry
A minister advertised for a man servant and a well dressed youth applied. The youth agreed to start chores but balked at the workload and declared, if the job requires that much work, he will count himself out rather than marry into the household.
The Hitch in the Hitch
A humorous Canadian dialogue about the obstacle of proving a groom healthy before marriage. Robbie questions the practicality of obtaining a certificate, while the bridegroom-to-be wonders how any man could secure such proof in modern times.
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Robbie
Canada
Not Guilty in Speeding Case Amid Lunatic Courtroom Exchange
A humorous courtroom exchange ends with a verdict of discharge. The constable accuses speeding while the motorist protests the claim claiming urgent family reasons. The judge dismisses the accusation despite the motorist’s assertion of haste.
Proof Enough in a Skating Romance
Readers glimpse a hinted marriage in a witty exchange about skating. Someone overhears a man asking a woman if she will learn to put on her own skates, prompting speculation about a recent marriage. The lighthearted dialogue suggests domestic steps and relationship progress.
Mother Remits Electric Bill. Son Absents After Offense
A mother asks if her son has spoken after a dispute over a remark. The father says nothing was said and notes he last saw him after mailing the previous month’s electric bill. This reads as a small domestic blip captured in a local paper’s dialogue.
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Mother
Dad
Militant Hero and Fireman Rescue Scene
A militant hero describes a rescue by a fireman who faced three others attempting to intervene. The fireman recounts knocking down the rivals to ensure the rescue proceeded, underscoring the courage shown. The exchange highlights dramatic actions during a critical moment.
Sunday School Query Over Joshua Sun Command
A discussion features a Sunday school teacher asking why Joshua commanded the sun to stand still and a child, Emma, joking about wanting a bigger tan. The dialogue contrasts biblical event with a playful modern quip.
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Joshua
Emma
Feared the Worst Taconic Exchange
A terse street confrontation ends with a quick jab as one man asks about a mysterious term Taconic and responders debate its meaning while authorities note a decisive punch was landed to prevent harm.
Montreal Population Question Stirs Quick Classroom Joke
A teacher asks about Montreal’s population and a student replies they haven’t lived there long enough to know. The dialogue highlights curiosity about city demographics and local knowledge in a light schoolroom exchange.
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Johnny
Montreal
Never Gossip Unproven Facts, Says Anonymous Letter
An anonymous note urges caution about spreading unverified information. It emphasizes the need to prove claims before sharing them and reflects ongoing concerns about rumor and accuracy in social discourse.
Homemaker and Husband Debate Palm Reader Choice
A humorous exchange between a wife unsure whether to consult a palmist or mind reader. The husband insists on the palmist joking that the wife obviously has a palm.
Swedish Memorial Marks 3 Kings Meeting at Kungely
A granite monument will honor the 1100 A D gathering of King Inge of Sweden King Magnus of Norway and King Erik of Denmark at Kungely on Sweden’s west coast. The three sovereigns met at a secluded sea-shore to renew peace and friendship without a formal treaty.
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Stéceholm
Kungely
Sweden
Bohus
Inge
Magnus
Norway
Erik
Denmark
Scandinavia
Gustaf
Malmo
Dogs Locked in Store Phone for Assistance
Baltimore residents Nick and Dick, two dogs in a master's produce store, telephoned for help after the receiver came off the hook. Police found the dogs had knocked the phone away and kept warm by running and barking inside the store.
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Baltimore
Nick
County road adoption vote approves wide township network
County Commissioners Ladd Asline and Somerville adopt a large grid of roads as county roads under Act 130 of 1931. The action takes effect April 1 1934 with notice to highway officials and publication in Clare Sentinel. Included are extensive mileages through Franklin Frost Summerfield Winterfield Redding Greenwood Hayes Hamilton Arthur Sheridan Hatton Lincoln Freeman Garfield Surrey Grant Sheridan and other townships. Wm A Henderson, Clerk.
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Ladd
Asline
Yeas
Somerville
County Road Commission
Clare
Results of Army Drive Gratifying for Salvation Army
Envoy Haig thanks solicitors and donors after the Salvation Army Drive. Clare city contributed 47 dollars to the drive.
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Salvation Army
Haig
Clare City
Republican Caucus Set at Vernon Town Hall
Republican caucus to nominate candidates for township offices and conduct other business at Vernon town hall on Saturday March 1 at 2 06 PM, as called by the 1912 committee.
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Vernon Town Hall
Auction Sale in Clare by A Samborn and Tucker
An auction sale of miscellaneous articles will be held in Clare on Saturday March 3. List items for sale with EB. A Samborn at 118 West 4th Street. Terms are cash. Auctioneer CG. A. Tucker. Clerk B. A. Samborn.
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Clare
EB. A. Samborn
West 4Th Street
A. Tucker
B. A. Samborn
Hatton Caucus At Huetton Townhall March Meeting
A Peoples caucus will be held at the Huetton townhall on Friday March 9 at 2:00 PM. The meeting will nominate township officers to be voted on at the Spring election by the Township Committee.
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Huetton Townhall
Shipping Dates for Clare Shipping Association Given
The Clare Shipping Association announces shipping dates on March 6 and March 20. Contact R. Brooks Walter White, Shippers, at phone 206F22 for details.
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Clare Shipping Association
R. Brooks Walter White
Shippers
Tax Collector To Receive Taxes At Citizens Bank
Sheridan taxpayers invited to pay taxes at Citizens Bank on Saturday February 17 and 24. Taxes accepted at one per cent. Signed by Treasurer Ohn Klingelhofer.
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Citizens Bank
Ohn Klingelhofer
Treas
Grant Republican Caucus Set for March 5 at Town Hall
The Grant township Republican caucus will convene March 5 at 1 30 PM in the town hall. Delegates and residents are invited to participate in the local party gathering.
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Grant Township
Town Hall
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Clare Chamber of Commerce
O. HE. S
Dover Gospel Tabernacle
Clare x. O. O. F
Rebakah
Walter H. Larman
American Legion and Auxiliary Unit
American Legion
McEwan Street
H. W. Burd
Cryspen
Mt. Pleasant
J. H. Seeley
King's Daughters
Ladies Union
Fred Hudson
Clare Study Club
Congregational Church
Chas. Bachman
Wilkinson’s Implement. Store
Mickie
Farwell
Farmers ‘Ind. Produce. Co
Wyld
Poduink
Franklin ‘Township N
Franklin
Frost
Frost ‘Township
Summerfield Township
Winterfield
Summerfield
Winterfield ‘Township
Redding Township
Greenwood
Township
Hayes Township
Hayes
Hast
Hamilton Township
Arthur Township
Arthur and
Gladwin County
Arthur
Hamilton
Sheridan
Hatton Township
Lincoln Township
Hiei
Freeman Township
Freeman
Garfield
Garfield Township
Surrey
Surrey Township
Sheridan. Township
Grant
Wm. A. Henderson
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United States Government
the Peoples Bank
Michigan
Republican
Hatton Caucus
Slu
Sheridan Taxpayers
Grant Republican Caucus
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