Local notices In Clare a busy page fills town life
Train times for service Pere Marquette west and east appear with other items. Community notes mention births visits hospital trips guild meetings lodge installations and a change of railroad ticket agents. Questions of local business racing through city hall paint shops and pharmacy ads appear among the misc notices and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Fish
A. McLeod
Tih
Pine Sts
Clare
Jay Clure
Sheridan
Samaritian Hospital
Ray Johnson
Anna Ming
Belding
Charles Fish
David J. Fish
Pleasant
Opha Horning
Chippewa
Wm. Webb
Durand
Fioriad
Rome
Rebelatis Todges
Otheir
BE. S. Sheetz
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Wilson Sharpe
Wise Township
Edwin Cluley
Dunlop
Bessie May
BE. A. Lambofn
J. A. Allem
John Asline
George Pierson
Eugenia
Cadillac
Sr. Pierson
Ann Arbor
Harry Lane
Betlah
Ofies
Clara Rebtata
Rodlal Tite
School Notes and Year-End Examinations Preview
Pep meeting funds cover boys basketball uniforms. Examinations run January 18 and 19 with specific hours and blue books. Report cards after a brief class lookover. New courses include Junior Business Training and English for juniors and seniors.
First Dissenting Chapel Opened in Wagland 1572
The first Dissenting chapel or meeting house in Wagland was established at Wandsworth, Surrey, opening as a place of worship on November 20, 1572.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagland
Wandsworth
Surrey
Floaters Explain Stock Trends With Tide Analogy
An old broker attributes stock market moves to being mostly water. He says stocks rise and fall like tides, reflecting regular buoyancy and ebb.
Snakes Shun Britain Isles and Singers
Snakes avoid Britain and nearby isles with Ireland and Scotland sharing the tale of a lone bird or animal that supposedly forbids slithers. Only two known species reportedly sing in landlocked waters despite this myth.
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Britiah
Isles
Ireland
Scotland
Singland
Lard at Jackson's Market Be Fore Pound
Market listing notes price for lard at Jackson's Market with emphasis on buying before pound. Fragmentary text shows reduction or call to action for customers.
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Jackson's Market
M S C Farmers Week Plans Announced In Lansing
More than eighty leading agricultural associations and groups will meet in Lansing for the annual M S C Farmers Week January 31 to February 4. The program includes morning sessions by specialty groups and general conferences in the afternoons and evenings, with livestock day set for February 1 and special exhibits on all phases of agriculture.
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Hast Lansing
M.S. C
Michigan State Farm Bureau
Crop Improvement Association
Michigan Livestock Breeders and Feeders Association
Farmers Week
Auto painting shop opens in City Hall room
M S Brooks of Ewart leases first floor room in City Hall and opens an auto painting shop. The piece notes a local business venture following a separate line about leaving a name at Ramey Feighner. Meanwhile Isaak Walton followers near Clare fish through the ice with success on lakes near Lilac Bend farm ten miles west of Clare. A lodge initiation event at Look Lodge No 404 features Leo Hampton, Taff Hampton, Bernie, and I. H with involvement from Harrison and Weidman lodges.
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Tf. White
Adv
Brooks
City ‘Hall
The
Guild
A. Thurston
Raymond Wilkinson
Dowagiac
Harriet Shafer
West Branch
W. R. Hamlin
Mt. Pleasant
City Hall
Allen Crum
Stanley Edwin
M. S. Brooks
Ewart
Isaak Walton
Clare
Chick” Brown
Roy Wilson
Lilac Bend
John Q. Look Lodge No
Leo Hampton
Taff Hampton
Masonic Lodge
Weidman
Bernie
Harrison Lodge
I. H
Jesse
Care of Pullets Emphasized by Poultry Experts
Poultrymen are urged to emphasize summer care of pullets as the key to flock success. Clean, well-grown pullets prevent winter trouble, with Rutgers' J L Black noting that crowded, overheated houses stunt growth. Best farms provide cool houses, ample floor and roosting space, frequent cleaning, and green feed with shade for heat relief. Proper ground management also helps reduce disease.
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JL. M. Black
Rutgers University
Mr. Black
Black
New Governor and Legislature Take Over State House
After jockeying the Representatives elected Rep. Lynn C. Gardner of Stockbridge as speaker for the current session. Gardner, a farmer with two years’ experience, is expected to guide a harmonious session and establish 62 committee assignments. The Senate already announced its lists while Dickinson, lieutenant governor, manages appointments. A capital punishment bill, replacing the electric chair with metal fas, looms as a likely clash, with many former opponents now expected to vote yes.
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Lynn C. Gardner
Stockbridge
Livingston County
Rep
Gardner
House
Senate
Loren D. Dickinson
Dickinson
Vincent A. Martin
Fruitport
M Ethal Fas
Good Literature Club Meeting Notes and Two New Members
The Good Literature Club met January 11 at Mrs. Eileen Bogan's home with strong attendance. Mrs. Alta Bellinger chaired, Bjornson life sketch read, Miss Verda Suschnitt reviewed The Gauntlet, and two new members, Mrs. Margaret Derby and Miss Bernice Evans, joined.
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Good Literature Club
Eileen Bogan
Bogan
Zinn
Johanna, Mack
John Wilson
Anna Northon
Mack
Alta Bellinger
Bellinger
Bjornson
Lfe
Annie Northon
Card of Thanks for Sympathy after Death
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for the many collections and acts of sympathy shown during the death of our wife, mother and babies. Gratitude to the pastor and choir for their songs and selections, and to Mr and Mrs Friz for their special service at this hard time from Father and Children Lew Dayis.
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Friz
Lew Dayis
Thanks for sympathy and comfort during illness and sorrow
The Samborns express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness shown during illness and bereavement. They acknowledge flowers and Reverend Allen for comforting words.
Columbus Named Cuba After Juan in 1492
Columbus named the island Cuba for Juan, son of Ferdinand I and Igabella, honoring him. At the king's request the name was later changed to Pernandina.
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Columbus
Cuba
Juan
Ferdinand I
Igabella
Spain
Pernandina
Lenet Monath Known as March in Saxon Lore
The old Saxon name lenet monath translates to lengthening of days, denoting the gradual return of sunlight as March arrived in historic calendars.
Found Light Sheltering Gladdest with Gold Bows
A note from the office mentions light shelving with gold bows and a gall at this office. (Note: OCR fragmentary, readable items emphasize decorative shelving and gilded adornments.)
Best System of Education By James A Garfald
Quote attributed to James A. Garfald praising a system of education funded by voluntary community support and citizen effort plus self-imposed taxation as the main backbone of public schooling.
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Spest
James A. Garfald
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Clare County Savings Bank “the
Home For Savings
Clare, Michigan
Pere Marquette
Harrison
Ann Arlor
Supt, Zinn
Richard Bogan
Hamlin Ranch
Harlo Hamlin
Ramey & Fieghner
Girls’ Atheletic Association
Burke Collins
Dlevan Gen
Mary McKeever
Dexter Elden
Roland Comer
Forest Hulsworth
Florence Calkins
Lake George
Farwell
Winslow
Bernadine Hutchinson
Flint
Stergen
Raymond Calkins
John Calkins
Reading
Robert L. Stevenson
Robert’ L. Stevenson
Robert A. Stevenson
Harry Elementary Assembly
Robert ‘Louis Stevenson
Ramey & Feighner
Allen
A, Samborn
State Bank
Xen Spey
Pea
Michigan
Bank
John Doherty
Mexico
M. Pringle
Alma
Ich
Red Alma
Buffalo Market
Beaverton
Gladwin
Farmers’ Shipping Ass'n. Ine
Fred B. Swinelart
al Grebe
Howard W. Jones
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