Roosevelt attacks big business and aristocrats in January crisis
The text recalls President Roosevelt and his spokesmen blasting big business and monopolies as it roils public opinion. It notes calls to name guilty individuals, the January 12 press conference, and the shift to generic accusations amid pressure from Congress and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Jackson
Harold J. Ickes
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Ecovery
WER
Neem Rostlore
Jackson
Mr. Ickes
New Deal Administration
New Deal
Washington readers rally against New Deal critics and monopolies
A Washington column argues that monopolies and big business bear responsibility for depressions not the New Deal. It urges specific anti monopoly laws, prosecution, and budget scrutiny, blasting Roosevelt, Jackson, and Ickes for alleged failures and asserting a costed battle in court amid a weak recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal Administration
United States of America
Congress
Igs
Roosevelt
Jackson
United States
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Ickes
Train timetable fragment with scattered station names
A fragment from a railroad timetable lists scattered station names including Eastern Stan Lane MEL and Harrison, with several times such as 9:45 and 1:52 PM. It also shows YVETTE at 8:19 AM and 3:44 PM and notes Tuesdays only. The text is incomplete and reads as an OCR excerpt with jumbled entries indicating miscellaneous stops and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Lane
Pere Marc
Harrison
Great Lakes Motor Bus Co announces Clare timetable
Eastern Standard Time arrives in Clare at 11 40 a m from the south and returns at 4 15 p m for Mt Pleasant Alma St John s en skin. Buses connect with Great Lakes buses at Clare and Mt Pleasant with listed stop contacts and daily connections for Lansing and Saginaw routes.
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Clare
Mt. seBleasant
Alma
St.Johne
Ensink
Great S Lakes
Great Lakes
Motor Bus CO
Mt. Pleasant
Morrison
Houghton Lake
Prudenville
Saginaw
Lansing
Orth
Local Resort News and Community Notes
Roy and family hosted a lively gathering at Ray Clark's Saturday evening. Glen Hickling is home with a leg injury from ice fall. Bert Marvin bought multiple sheep and placed them on the Marvin and White farm near High Point. Claud Wheaton begins as new bus driver for the High Point School. Mrs Claud Wheaton ferried two loads of students to Clare for a dentist visit. Albert Kent works one day weekly in Detroit. Glen Hickling laid off at Fisher’s in Lansing. Ray Brown back from Flint Chevrolet. Alice Sturgis Wanda Scott missed school due to sickness. Dennis Surgia helped Roy Cook with ice. Belle Wheaton visited Glen Hickling. Glen Hickling and Betty visited Clare Saturday.
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Roy
Ray
Clark
Glen ‘Hickling
Bert’ Marvin
Marvin and White
Hight Point
Claud
Wheaton
Bight Point
Claud Wheaton
Clare
Albert
Kent
Detroit
Glen Hickling
Fisner’s
Lansing
Ray Brown
Chevrolet
Flint
Alice Sturgis
Wanda Scott
Dennis Surgia
Belle Wheaton
Glen
Hickling
Betty
Lake George Resort Guests and Local Visitors Report
Local notes list Vincent Carek Stan Duross and others visiting Clare last week. Several residents returned from trips, while illness and injuries are noted. Burns from an oil burner incident were healing and some residents were home from college or travel over the weekend.
Sunday Guests and Local Notices From Colonville
Local column notes guests and family happenings in Colonville and nearby towns.Highlights include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thomas and family from Farwell, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Davis and family, and several callers at the Clute and Neville homes. Illness reports mention James Nevills with pneumonia and Mrs. Edith Davids hosting the Ladies Aid quilting session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Thomas and Sons
Farwell
Clute
Ella Enpey
Jay
Elmer
Harrison
James Nevills
Edith Davids
Ladies Aid
Dale Davis
Dan Holcomb
Greenwood
B. Ni Davis
Nancy Ruth
Six Lakes
Wu. Kistler
Carl Kistler
Ella
Rev.Davis
Kistler
Clarence Lennon
Gladwin
Jay Clute
Tncis
M. D. Clute
Reid
Reginald and
Koya
Alster
A. D. Hampton
Lester
Phillips
Rosebush
Eal
Arthur
Janica’ ‘Neville and Baby
Midland
Ivan Neville
James Nevilla
Ide Broskey
Winn
Helen
Jesus Heals and Teaches in Peter's House
In Mark 1 29 45 the lesson outlines Jesus healing the sick and demon possessed in Peter's house and at the door. It emphasizes Jesus tenderness prayer and preaching as core activities and compares leprosy to sin while urging faithful gospel proclamation.
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Peter
Jesus
Ong
Rhanz
History of the
Christian Church
Son of God
The Feeling of Power and Human Strength
A compact reflection on innate power and renewal of mind. The speaker argues that inner thought yields real control, likening mental capability to physical balance and upright posture, suggesting thought can surpass brute force in defining strength.
Ambiguous Beauty Vision Advocates Calm Simplicity
Fragmentary lines show a voice seeking a calmer, simpler beauty and critique of artificial tastes. The wording hints at a movement or opinion but provides no clear events, names, dates, or organizations to anchor a fuller report.
Rescinding 1935 Ice Line Regulation Order in Michigan
The Michigan Conservation Commission rescinds the October 11 1935 order regulating ice lines in inland waters. Director Hoffmaster recommends the repeal. the commission by authority of Act 12230 1926 orders the rescission dated December 10 1937.
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State.of
Michigan
I Hoff
Department of’ ConServation
W. BH. Loutit
Wayland
Probate Court orders sale notices in Clare County
December 29 1937 to January 24 1938 hearing dates set for license to sell real estate in estates of Charles Gruno Annie Reghner Pauline Gruno. Public notices require publication in Clare Sentinel for three successive weeks. Estella White Register of Probate confirms orders and copies.
Appointment of Guardian in Harrison County Probate
In Harrison County Probate Court on the 80th day of December A D 1987 Judge Alexander E Wylie presiding Barbara Bryon Mentally Incompetent person Clara M McCumsey petitioned for a guardian of her person and estate A guardianship to Wallace McCumsey or other suitable party Hearing set for January 24 A D 193g at ten oclock in the forenoon Public notices to be published for four weeks in Clare Sentinel newspaper Clare Sentinel is a newspaper printed and circulated in the county.
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Origene
Real Bee
Clar
Harrison
Alexander B. Wylie
Charles Gruno
Henry Gruno
Clare Sentinel
Michigan
Clare
Alexander BH. Wylie
Annie
Reghner
Pega
Helen
Atifanas
Clare. Sentinel
State OF
Alexander E. Wylie
Pauline Gruno
William B. Gruno
Clare Sentiziel
Biere
Alexander
Barbara
Bryon
Clara M .McCumsey
Lion. Oba
al wAlextrader E. Wylie
Dudge
Ordinance No 161 Regulates Clare Building Permits
Clare Michigan ordinance sets a 25 dollar threshold for permits to repair or erect buildings. It requires written applications with a one dollar fee, unless costs exceed 100 dollars, and inspection by City Engineer and Fire Chief. It limits setback projections from sidewalks and property lines and mandates council review for higher value work. Violations carry fines up to 100 dollars and up to 90 days in jail.
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City of
Clare
City of Clare
Claré
Birch Stone
Fire Department
State of
Michigan
Common Council
City of ‘Clare
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Walter
John Sears
Lloyd Nichols
James Morgan
Roy Howard
Ray Russell
Evelyn Baker
Esther Luce
Esther
Stanley Hergenroeder
Frank Baker
J. R. Borst
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G. A. Siloyers
Kelly Morgan
Lloyd Sprague
Ray Brace
Stirling Curtiss
Walter Hanson
Shirley
Walter, Jr
Ilene Hergenroeder
Deenie Bilting Aitor
Russell Kress
Big Jim
Morton Tolson
Ecwigtteiss Silovers
Stittsworths
Colonville
Western Newspaper Union
Estella
Cody
White
Lata
John W. Dunlop
Peimone
Donald E, Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
Algo Farm Fire
J. C. Walsh
of. Clare
S. ES Gardiner
State Farm Fire Insurance Company
Jennings Archambault
B. 4Th St
K. Hammerberg
Dr. Clute
Clare - Michigan General Practice of Law
McEwan Street
East Fifth Street
Christina M. Schutt
Weat
Fifth Street
Neimeyer
Clare, Mich
G. C. Born
D.C
Grill & White Jewelry
B. J. Sanford
Mcewan St.clare
Musseill Block
Gisfare Bounty General Hospital
W. Sixth St
DR. C. B. Neff
Dunlop
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