Laurel and Lake Chronicle Local Notices and Social Roundup
About 40 former residents of Barwell now in Flint surprised L. F. Leonard on his birthday. Mrs. Perry Fargo and Mrs. Perry Fargo and son visit relatives in Laurel. Rev. Campbell and Rev. Silas from Mt. Pleasant attended quarterly conference. Indian parish church policy discussed. Velma Reise hosted a miscellaneous shower with gifts and humorous rules about managing a husband. attendees brought treats and shared social time.
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Iarwell
Flint
L. F. Leonard
Earl Targo
Mr. Pleasant
Perry Fargo
Shepherd
Mary Leonard
Lasonard
H. H. Putman
Wm. Dickerson
Laurel
Richmond
Alfred Richmond
Fanny Reed
Hazel Smith
Chicago
J. Hitler
J. L. Littlefield
California
Campbell
Silas
M. BE
Mt. Pleasant
Wheeler
Gilmore
Velma Reise
James Staney
Velma
Church notices at Home of the Soul
The Church of God presents a schedule with Pastor Mrs Henry House leading Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00. An evening Junior Young People group meets at 6:00, with Tuesday prayer meeting in the evening.
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Henry House
Methodist Episcoal Church News Highlights And Local Notes
Sunday activities feature Rev Hurd topics Switching off the Current That Lights the World and The One Sin not under the Atonement. Local updates include S Nelson in Mt Pleasant, illness and visits among residents, shipments of stock to Detroit, ice cutting at Lake George, and family visits from Clare, Flint, and Ypsilanti.
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Episcopal Church
W. W. Hurd
Jas
Barkey
Nora Davis
Brand
W. S. Winchell
Harvey Wardwell
Mud Lake
M. BE
Lottie Bruce
Mae Hoak
Jas. Stinchcombe, Jr
Lester
Flint
Beatrice Graham
Dover
Milo Shumway
Detroit
Miles Schofield
Ypsilanti
Lillie Clock
Chelsea
Allegan
Herald Moore
Herald Wurtz
Dell
Carl Schofield
Clare
Ford
Marjory Fuller
U. of M
Ann Arbor
Jesse Kimball
St. Johns
Kimball
Emma Tweedy
Milton Davison
Chas. H. ‘Topps
Topps
Joseph Gamble Binday
George Gamble
Saginary
Childs Eisenhauer Wedding Ties Shepherd Couple
Esther Childs and Paul Eisenhauer exchanged vows January 24 at the Childs home in Shepherd. Rev Vanetter officiated in a small immediate family ceremony. Esther, a Shepherd High School graduate, will reside in Farwell with her husband, a young businessman.
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Gordon Childs
Shepherd
Janary
Esther
Paul Eisenhauer
Farwell
Vanetter
The
Shepherd High School
Beaverton Beavs Face Farwell In Friday Basketball
Sciool Notes report a Friday night basketball game at Richmond hall where Beaverton hosts Farwell. The Glee Club is practicing new songs for a March recital. Sewing club meets January 31 in the high school room. Boy Scouts attended last Wednesday’s Clare high school lecture amid fuel and tire troubles.
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Mildred House
Richmond Hall
Beaverton
Farwell
Glee Club
Boys Scout News
Boy Scouts
Clare High School
Shawl Collar Returns in Fur Trimmed Fashion
Fashion notes announce the return of the shawl collar with smooth pelts like mole, beaver, seal, ermine, coracul and krimmer. Furs appear on exclusive, patriotically woven cloths and long-haired styles.
Profit in Growing Capons Compared with Broilers
Experiments at the State College of Agriculture Ithaca show capon profit margins are small due to high feed and labor costs. Eight to ten pounds of grain feed one pound of live weight gain. capons gain six to eight pounds in months after caponizing. In the Middle West capons are less profitable than laying pullets. broiling surplus males is usually better unless caponizing is needed for trade or convenience.
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Poultry Department
State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
Middle West
New York State
College
Fattening Turkeys for Thanksgiving Market
Article advises turkey suppliers to fatten birds for the upcoming Thanksgiving and Christmas demand. It stresses the importance of feeding, range access, and care to satisfy buyers who will scrutinize how birds were raised and what they ate. Grain like corn and wheat is essential, with range or penned finishing as needed.
Ducks Oil Feathers to Aid in Shedding Water
The Pathfinder explains that ducks shed water because their feathers are oiled. Ducks apply oil from the oil gland at the tail base to their heads and bodies. The tight feather arrangement also helps keep water out.
Poultry Notes on Flocks and Seasonal Production
High producing flocks show slightly lower mortality than low producing flocks. Meat income forms 16.2 percent of cash income in light breeds and 29.5 percent in heavy breeds. A three sided shed with fine mesh wire on the fourth side wards off rodents and aids pullet rearing. Mortality shifts with seasons egg production lower in fall and winter and higher in spring. Heavier production raises total expenses and feed costs but lowers feed cost per dozen eggs. Dust walls cool hens and control external parasites. Late moulting bands mark breeders and late laying hens. If pullets fail to lay by February the cause may be late hatch or poor feeding of bone and muscle foods.
Milk Cows and Feed: Managing Grain and Silage
An agricultural note stresses grain feeding in proportion to milk output, with Holsteins at one pound per four pounds of milk and Guernseys or Jerseys at one to three. It urges dry cows to need little to no grain, warns against pasture-only feeding, and recommends silage use within ten days of filling. It also cautions that once milk declines from poor feed it is hard to recover, and advises maintaining steady feed and housing, with alfalfa and clover as pasture declines.
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FL. Hekles
Minnesota College of Agriculture
Guernsey
Jersey
Doctor Eckles
Increasing Demand for Higher Grade Milk Products
University of Illinois expert M. J. Prucha urges producers to keep utensils, barn, cows, and milker clean and to avoid relying on strainers. Emphasizes wholesome feeds, odor control, and reducing bacteria by cleanliness and proper handling. Milk should be cooled promptly to 60 degrees, with the human factor highlighted as crucial.
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M. J. Prucha
University of Ilinois
Prucha
Dairy Calves Need Grain In Early Life
young calves under three months should not rely on pasture alone. feed 2 5 to 5 pounds of grain daily with skim milk, on pasture, using a mix of ground corn oats barley or kafir. no grain protein supplement needed. adjust if skim milk is unavailable. a 3 month old calf on skim milk and grass needs about 3 pounds grain per 100 pounds body weight. a suggested mix includes 200 pounds ground oats and corn 60 pounds bran and 100 pounds linseed oil meal Nebr College of Agriculture.
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Nebraska College of Agriculture
Labor Involved at Silo Filling Time Is Costly
Discussion on labor costs of silo filling and efforts by two or three implement makers to ease the burden. One company develops a machine to grind, chop, and convert to a silo filler using typical farm labor. Another unit cuts and chops feed in the field and feeds directly into the silo.
Printed Velvets Return as Fall Fabric Fashions
Velvet prints lead the fall fashion wave with four fabrics and triump designs. Plaid repeats feature tiny gold or silver motifs while dotted patterns stand out for smart daytime frocks.
Difficult Transaction Quote on Marriage for Money
Miss Cayenne says marrying for money provokes complaints from all involved, warning that the couple has likely secured the worst bargain. The remark reflects social attitudes toward wealth and marriage in the period.
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Miss Cayenne
Longevity Odds Across Nations Highlight Century Seekers
An aged Serbian example shows one in 2600 living to 100 while Ireland links a separate rate of 8130. Spaniards see one per 43000 reach a centenarian as England Scotland and Wales produce about one per 177000. Switzerland appears unlikely to match such longevity.
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Serbia
Iréland
England
Scotland
Walés
Switzerland
Radio tubes tested free at Kirkpatrick's digitator ad
In a local advertising column Kirkpatrick offers free radio tube tests at his shop. The notice promotes a quick diagnostic service and invites readers to bring consoles and radios for testing.
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Kirkpaterick
Ditigatore
Wood cutting and social notes from Funke area
Weather allows men to cut and buzz timber near Mudlake with Frank Skyring Arthur Kube and others working. Local visits, Grange meetings and family news fill the week with residents from Clare big rapids Weidman and Detroit noted. Shingles illness and hospital stays mentioned alongside community events and meals.
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Frank
Skyring
Arthur Kube
Mudlake
A Funke
A. Gliver
George Burch
Hinkle
Fohn Sherman
D. Harper
Maxine
Farmington Hospital
Paul Mance
Janet
Dorothy Sparbel
Big Rapids
John
Sparbel
Advance Grange and community notes brief
Advance Grange members initiated new members after a busy Tuesday night. Mrs. Howard Cotton hosted the Him Grove Ladies Aid on Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Bradley visited Mrs. Stanley last Thursday afternoon. Ruth Bradley spent Sunday with family, and neighbors helped build a fine wood lot for worthy people. Vv. Tryon is seriously ill.
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Charley Russel
Wm. Hilborn
Geo. Schunk
Frank Rilett
Glee
Wallace
Brice Williams
C. D. Robinson
R. B. Williams
Harry Bradley
Howard Cotton
Him Grove
Ladies Aid List
Stanley. Schunk
Grange
Tryon
Ruth Bradley
Digestion Disorder Impacts Whole Body Says Expert
An expert argues indigestion affects more than the stomach noting every organ tissue and nerve may be impacted. The piece emphasizes systemic reach and cautions against viewing indigestion as a purely gastric issue.
Confucius as Sage and Teacher of Five Virtues
The piece describes Confucius as a great sage whose memory has inspired respect for 3,000 years. It notes his role as founder of a philosophical tradition, shaping a system from five cardinal virtues: righteousness, knowledge, sincerity, politeness, and discernment of good. Temples were built in his honor and his sayings were taught in Chinese schools.
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Confucius
Hora
Solomon
Anyings
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