Lespedeza Advice in Michigan Cropping Review
Michigan farmers hear cautions on Lespedeza Sericea and Korean seed trials. Seed prices cited. Korean shows limited potential and no seed available this year. Experts say Lespedeza is inferior to alfalfa and red clover for livestock feed, and wild reseeding risk complicates pasture value. P D Gibson, County Agricultural Agent.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
W. K
P. D
Gibson County Agricultral Agent
State Department finances show declines in 1932 revenues
The Department of State reports fiscal year 1932 administrative salaries and expenses were 119 583 below the legislature allowed amount. Total revenue fell about 2 percent from 1981 to 1982, with motor vehicle weight tax and gasoline tax receipts down from 1931 levels. Malt tax revenue rose after a 1931 reform, while license fees for vehicle operators increased significantly under the new law. Whatever your wants may we a Glare Sentinel want a dig sure to help you get results.
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Department of State
Department
Glare Sentinel
Artibee and Darley wed at Congregational parsonage
Donald Artibee of Clare and Lucile Darley of Vernon township were married Monday evening at the Congregational parsonage by Rev. Albert Dawe. The couple are well known in the community and will begin their married life with wishes for happiness. Clifford Lane and Hazel Bayley witnessed the ceremony.
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Artibee
Earley
Donald Artibee
Clare
Lucile Darley
Vernon Township
Albert Dawe
Clifford Lane
Hazel Bayley
McSWEYN AND SHALTRAW NUPTIALS
On Sunday afternoon James F. McSweyn of Crystal and Mary Eleanor Shaltraw of Saginaw were married by Rev. Albert Dawe. Witnesses were Austin Mayer of Merrill and Crum of Breckenridge. Mayer is the son of the Clare Hatchery proprietor and introduced the couple. Best wishes to the newlyweds.
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James F. MecSweyn
Crystal
Mary Eleanor Shaltraw
Saginaw
Albert Dawe
Austin Mayer
Merrill
Crum
Breckenridge
Mayer
Clare Hatchery
Red Cross Seeks Garments as Boy Scouts Collect
The Red Cross Welfare Department asks for spare garments to clothe needy families. Boy scouts will collect at 9 30 Saturday morning January 21 to support the exhausting Red Cross fund. Cal vin Foss George Parent and Chester Richard Jr joined Cub Pack 14 under Scoutmaster Schaatsma with weekly meetings at the school gym. Mrs F M Shumway returns to her home with sister Mrs Kate LalForge visiting from Lansing.
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Red Cross Welfare Department
Red Cross
Calvin Foss
George Parent
Chester Richard, Jr
Mr. Schaatsma
Schaatsma
Clare Study Club Holds Annual Meet
The Clare Study Club voted thanks to a retiring member and elected officers for the new year. Mary Green as president and Josephine Jackson as vice president lead a slate that includes Victoria Mercer as recording secretary and Adelaide Wylie as treasurer. A musical program followed featuring Rose Marie Jackson and others.
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Mary Green
Josephine Jackson
Victoria Mercer
Adelaide Wylie
Sarah Senaeffer
State Federation
Maud Oldman
Glee Cliair
Rose Marie Jackson
Elizabeth Feighner
Hazel
Stottlemeyer
Martha
Brillante
Mrs. Wylie
Frances Anderson
Jean Glerum
Card of Appreciation for Mr Chase Illness
We extend our appreciation to friends and neighbors for support during Mr Chase’s illness. Gratitude for the many kind deeds and for comfort from Reverend and Mrs Rieinhardt.
Grant Township Taxpayer Notice Extends Tax Payment Deadline
Only half of the taxes in Grant township have been paid. If more taxpayers do not pay, schools may close or funds may be borrowed. The time for paying with the 1% fee is extended to March 1 for voluntary payers.
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Grant Township
uMareh
Ist
Michigan Chick Quality Guide for Farmers
The piece urges Michigan farmers to buy locally from accredited hatcheries supervised by the Michigan Poultry Improvement Association. It advises visiting hatcheries by appointment to judge stock, feeding, breeding, and management practices. A list of accredited hatcheries is available from the association secretary at East Lansing or county agents.
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Michigan
Michigan Poultry Improvement Association
Hast Lansing
State College
Electoral slate and local incidents from Michigan
Michigan electors formally cast their votes for Roosevelt and Garner in Lansing with Kimmerle chairing and Chamberlain as secretary. A Detroit judge replacement was seated. A fatal collision occurred on Grand Rapids Division tracks near Jackson killing Grant Raymond his wife Ollie and stepdaughter Virginia Blay. Hugo Lillie named chief enforcement officer for Secretary of State in Detroit. Gov Comstock to keep no Detroit office. previous offices closed. St Joseph case: Bondholders must return to trial in Berrien County for alleged criminal syndicalism in 1923.
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Lansing
Michigan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Senate
Charles H. Kimmerle
Cassopolis
Harvey A. Chamberlain
Standish
William FI. Connolly
Detroit
John W. Anderson
Jackson
Ganson
Frank D. Witzgerald
Carlisle Gray
Lillie
Comstock
O. K. Fretland
Fred W. Green
Commerce Building
Wilber M. Brucker
Archie Fraser, Jr
Fretland
St. Joseph
William 2. Foster
Berrien County
State Supreme Court
Bridgman, Mich
German clockmaking and the invention of tinven tion credited
The passage notes that watchmaking began in the early sixteenth century and credits Peter Hele, a clockmaker from Nuremberg Germany, with the invention.
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Peter’ Hele
Nuremburg
Germany
Community notices from Mt. Pleasant area February events
Local organizations announce monthly and special meetings at Mt. Pleasant and Clare. Post of the American Legion, Clare Study Club, Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, King’s Daughters, TI. C. O. BF, Rebekah orders, and Parent-Teacher Association schedule upcoming gatherings from January 24 to February 3. Attendees urged. pot luck supper planned.
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TI. C. O. BF
Rebekah
Natural Gas Group Forms to Promote Michigan Resources
A new Natural Gas Organization was perfected to unite producers and consumers in Michigan. It aims to secure fair rates, conserve supplies, and proration while opposing monopolies. Committees will study rates and conservation with authorities, and members pledge to keep Michigan fuel first. The next meeting is Tuesday evening January 31.
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Michigan
Nurses of Isabella County Cut Private Duty Rates
Isabella County registered graduate nurses voted to lower private duty nursing charges from seven dollars for twenty hours and six dollars for twelve hours to six dollars for twenty hours and five dollars for twelve hours. Hourly nursing proposals include one dollar for the first hour and fifty cents for the next three hours.
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Thes
Isabella County
Womans’ Commons
Central State Teachers College
Michigan State Nurses Association
Ruth Barnett
Brandstetter Memorial’ Hospital
W L Park on the South and Southern Inroads in History
W L Park writes from the South on Mississippi Sound coastal defenses, sea walls, and highways. He compares Michigan finances to Mississippi and Louisiana, notes New Orleans celebrating Chalmette battle Centennial, and recounts the Battle of New Orleans with Jackson and Whittaker. He critiques sales tax, gasoline tax, and tourist purchasing patterns in Mississippi.
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Pate
Mississippi
Pascagoula
Ponchatrain
Michigan
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Straits of Mackinawy
Louisiana
New Orleans
Pearl River
Chalmett
Andrew Jackson
Kentucky
Plains of
Chalmette
Jackson
Sir Edward Pakenham
Good Literature Club Entertained at Kennedys
A report on the Good Literature Club program at the Kennedys featuring a reading that compares Peer Gynt to choices in life. It discusses themes of self and compromise, with Trolls and a Button Moulder symbolizing consequences of delaying life’s judgments.
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Good Literature Club
Kennedys
Power in Love and Peer Gynt Selections Impress Club
The club heard a reading on love and an unstable man with several well chosen selections from the drama to stress the theme. Victor records from Grieg's Peer Gynt Suite set mood between scenes, and thanks were voiced to Mr. Lockyer for his interpretation. Next meeting with Nellie Sherwood on January 21 features Michigan Day. roll call with an item of interest is requested.
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Victor
Grieg
Lockyer
Nellie Sherwood
Michigan
Sheridan Couple Surprised on Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Geo Fitzpatrick of Sheridan township were surprised Monday evening January 36 when thirty six neighbors gathered at their home to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. The event featured dancing, games and a sumptuous potluck supper.
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Géo. Fitzpatrick
Sheridan Township
Clare Isabella Pomona Grange Meets Mt Vernon
The Clare Isabella Pomona Grange will meet Mt Vernon on Wednesday January 25 in the afternoon. Supper is served at 6 30 and the evening meeting opens in the fourth degree. Mt Vernon’s degree team will confer the third and fourth degrees. Local grangers are urged to attend with CG Bramble invited.
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Clare-Isabella Pomona, Grange
Mt. Vernon’ Grange
Pomona
Mt. Vernon
Adi Grangiers
Clare
Isabella
CG. H. Bramble
Michigan State Grange
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McSweyn
Shaltraw
Howard W. Jones
F. M. Shumway
Kate LalForge
Clare Study Club
Piemcropey 3
Baby Chix
STE Obor
American’ Legion
Mt. Pleasant
Mount Pleasant
Emma Harris
Browning
Audre del Sarto
J. H. Lockyer
Woman's. Christian Temperance Union
Leah Gordon
Fred Loomis
Jas. H. Seeley
Clare Good Literature Club
Nellie ,Sherwood
Bwatt High
Parent-Teacher Association
O'Connor School
W. L. Park
Pakenham
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
Waterloo
France
United States
Tennessee
Carroll
Adair
Anthony Whittaker
21St Foot
Gibb
Morgan Ballard
Morg
Ballard
Adafi
Whittaker
Edward ‘Pakenhash
Mobile
Chainiette
Settlig
U. S
Sea Wall
Guar
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The
Citizens State Bank
American Bankers Association
Michigan Bankers Association
National Credit Corporation
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Ibsen
Peer Gynt
Peer
Sheridan
O. D. Bayes ‘Bakery
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