Card of Thanks for Bereavement Kindness
To us there has come that time when words fail us to express our depth of gratitude for the loving kindness shown by friends and neighbors in our bereavement. To Rev. MacDonald for his comforting words and to the many friends for the beautiful floral offerings. Thos. R. Bell and family plus numerous relatives acknowledge the sympathy shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. MacDonald
Mr. Hilden
Thos. R. Bell
C. Merriam
Wm. G. Kaul
A. L. Sainson
G. G. Drake
Wm. J. Pyez
B. G. Teeter
J. W. Bell
J. S. Barter
Heartfelt thanks for kindness during sickness and loss
We extend thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness shown during the illness and passing of our beloved wife and mother. Special appreciation to Rev. Smith for comforting words, the singers, and all who sent flowers and tokens of sympathy.
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Smith
New Invention Demonstrated at Clare Hardware
An unnamed invention shown at Clare Hardware claims to aid farmers in harvesting and to protect crops in all weathers except frost. The demonstration highlighted the device’s potential to benefit growers in various field conditions.
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Clare Hardware
Eldix
Train schedules and local notices from Clare Michigan
Train service details list west and east departures from Clare with times, and local notes report births, club meetings, visits, hospital trips, a skating rink project, traffic changes, deaths abroad, forestation efforts, and roadway improvements on M-14 near Clare. Community announcements cover family news, church groups, and public works plans by the county road commission.
Farwell Girl Weds Rosebush Young Man
Miss Mary Dickerson, daughter of Dr Farwell, married Edwayit Mussell of Rosebush at the Methodist parsonage with Rev Whitney officiating. Attending were Schaaf and Pied Thompson. Mrs Mussell is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dickerson. The couple will reside on a farm south of Clay.
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Mary . Dickerson
Farwell
Edwayit
Mussell
Rose‘bushi
Methodist
Whitney
Schaaf
Thompsontaw
Nesses
Musséll
Grid
Win
For Sale Bay Mare 6 Years Old Weight 1950
Bay mare aged six is offered for sale by Fred Krell of Clare. The animal weighs about 1950 pounds and is advertised through the post office under the name Larouga and Jas. Daugherty.
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Fred Krell
Gas tax revision and license revenue shift proposed
The plan would raise the automobile license revenue share to counties to 9 million dollars, add a 3 cent gas tax bringing in about 5 to 6 million, and argue the combined effect keeps highway funding near current levels. Debate spans tax, education, and state audits as lawmakers weigh reforms.
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Ming
Ghost of Fifth Normal
Fifth Normal School
Dennis G. Clancy
Fillsdale
Michigan
State Board of Education
Groesbeck
Petoskey
Contested weights at Johnson's market prize event
A fragment describes a contest prize at Johnson's market with a turkey prize and notes weights around 368 pounds and a later 8:00 o'clock adjustment or event time. Guarded wording obscures details but indicates a weight based prize and a public reading in a market setting.
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Johnson’s Market
Visitation and Local Notes from Perrys and Neighbors
LaVern Perry and family visited Sunday at Jim Pitt's home. A shower was given Wednesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Wil Graham at the Neasen Perry home. Amelia Tanner unable to return to work at the Deanery due to sickness. Mrs. Josephine Rainey visiting sister Mrs. Gamble at Gilmore then returned to Farwell last week. MecAlvey family returned from Ohio last week. January 15th noted as first robin sighting.
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LaVern” Perry
Jim. Pitt
Graham
Neasen Perry
Lola-Perry
Stanley
Glags
Jacl Renner
Powel
Amelia
Tanner
Deanery
Elem Seymour
Robin Hiss
Loth
Josephine Rainey
Tibet
Gamble
Gilmore
Farwell
Hol. MecAlvey
Ohio
Myers Corners Social Visits Tie Area Families
Mrs J Shearer and family from near Gladwin visited Friday with Mr and Mrs L A Kiggens. Mr and Mrs F M Myers visited Clare Tuesday with their daughter Mrs A Hutchinson. Ralph Myers and children stay with his parents W E Myers. Clyde Raynels spent Sunday with sister Mrs Fred Haines and relatives at a dance in Nester. Stanley Shunk and family visited Mt Pleasant with J Hartman and Mrs J N Myers on Wednesday night.
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J. Shearer
F. Shearer
Gladwin
L. A. Kiggens
F. M. Myers
A. Hutchinson
Clare
Ralph Myers
W. E. Myers
Clyde Raynels
Fred Haines
Advance Grange Meeting Promises Bigger Turnout
Advance Grange met Tuesday evening with a good crowd and lunch served. Next gathering is set for Tuesday January 25 with a food time planned. Mrs Gardiner welcomed twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs Ben Gardiner and both mother and babies are doing well. Jas Grigg remains ill with lagrippe. Pearl Krug returns home after months in Detroit. Mrs EH Cotton on sick list. Ladies Aid sold the old church building to John Loar. building torn down last Wednesday. Dinner for about 15 men hosted by Mrs Harry Bradley.
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D. Kemp
John Livingston
Martha
Flint
Jackson
Marshall
T. H. Maynard
Rebekahs
J. W. Dunlop
Dunlop
East 6Th Street
Warren Heiser
Beaverton
George Spicer
George Socoline R
Clare
Michareaty
George W. Collins
Mary Ann
U. of M
Ann Arbor
A. Anderson
James Eastman
Alberta
Canada
Fannie Corbin
G. 8
S. C
W. D. Dysinger
Little
H. W. Dysinger
Detroit
Ypsilanti
Croyle
Clare County
County Road Commission
Lana
Harrison
Vaughn Wedge
Sandusk
Vanda Joyce
Wedge
Debra Marlin
Clare County Road Commission
White
Advance Grange
Ben Gardiner
Jas
Grigg
Miss Pearl Krug
EH. Cotton
Ladies Aid
John Loar
Harry Bradley
Sunday School Interest in Dover Varies Despite Revivals
Dover notes report limited enthusiasm for Sunday School in the village while revivals at the Brown continue. Forest Jorden escorted attendees Saturday, Mrs. John Bauer returned from Pittsburg, and illness figures include Mrs. Floyd Allen and James Allen. Chas Fitzpatrick installed a bean picker for pear processing.
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Sundy School
Dover
Brown
The
Forest Jorden
Doril Dysinger
Chas! Fitzpatrick
Miss Laila Sanborn Returns From Detroit Caring For Sister
Miss Laila Sanborn returned home from Detroit where she has been caring for her sister. Mrs Nettie Sanborn and Mrs John Halsted have been quite sick the past week, but a trifle better at this writing. I Tiedeman has been ailing this week. Moore was quite sick last week. Mrs Desk Gey called on Mrs J Em mSaysaternodn. Smedley visited Mrs Lamb in Parnell last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laila Sanborn
Detroit
Nettie Sanborn
John Halsted
Ie I. Tiedemen
Eek
Ivene
Fay
Tagen
Titi
Ie Jansing
Spinesdey Alter
Apna
Smedley
Mrs. Lamb
Parnell
Forestry and Taxation: A Plan for Timber Growth Profit
The article argues under the Pearson law land owners can invest in forestry with low bare-land taxes and timber taxes upon rent. Starting costs for seedlings are small, and once established, upkeep is limited to fire prevention. With safeguards against excessive taxation and public utility framing, large tracts could gain value and yield income as managed forests mature, mirroring national forest management. It emphasizes Michigan's potential to adopt modern forest policy like federal practice.
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Meat and Stote
Gould
Aioe Pdompact
Wichgan
Michigan
Uncle Sam
French Musketeers: Louis XII Era Cavalry School
An outline of the famed Famous French Soldiers Mousquetaires or musketeers formed as horse-soldiers under the old French regime by Louis XII in 1622. The corps was regarded as a military school for nobility and Érenehi.
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Louis XL
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Elsie Howlett
Reit
Idelson's
Pere Marquette
Hari
Rosebush
Jas. Daugherty
Green
State Administrative Board
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Peters Trennon
Congress
Milton R. Palmer
Ate Dykstra
Grand ‘Rapit
Billy
Dover News
State Bank
the Bank
John Doherty
Graduata
Atte Endancee
Oftine 6
Aina Stata
Swine Hank
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