For Sale Notices Fragmentary Classified Ad
fragmentary sale notices list items and sellers including a radio, sleighs, Plymouth rock roosters, and a warehouse sale with names Steuart Bicknell DeWrie A Perry Lena Ward inviting inquiries. text is incomplete but indicates multiple sale items and traders in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper classifieds page.
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DeWrie A. A. Perry
Sneee
Plymouth
Rock Roosters
Lena
Frees
Pie from apples dried in 35 years delights guests
Ann Arbor students may drive cars noon Friday February 8 until Monday morning 8, to attend a shop during a campus event. The dean of students office announced the temporary lift of the student car ban to enable participation.
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Thomas Riley
Pontiac
James Slocum
Milford
Ann Arbor
Pasteur
Slocum
Grand Rapids
Fred de Graff
William B. Brown
Michigan Reformatory
Ionia
de Graff
Food for Thought on Child Nutrition Today
The article urges careful feeding for children emphasizing milk as essential for growth. It advises a quart daily per child, adds eggs butter cereals with milk, iron via spinach and carrots, and eventual inclusion of starchy foods. It warns against fried foods and recommends candy only at meals end.
Kerchiefs and Belts Highlight Velvet Frocks and Suede Sports Belts
Fashion notes describe belts as the final touch to velvet and satin dresses with jeweled buckles. A featured item shows a colorful suede sports belt with brass trappings. Also noted are three sports costumes and nine kerchief squares worn on the shoulders, reflecting chic guidance.
White Pearls From Australia Fetch High and Varied Prices
Pearls from Australia come in many shapes and colors. Under ten grains sold by the ounce, larger by the grain. White pearls mainly head to Europe while yellow pearls go to India. An ounce of good white pearls can fetch up to $500 in Australia, though sometimes only a fifth of that. Yellow pearls average about half the value of white ones.
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Australia
Europe
India
Pioneers in Industry Lead Penioil Makers in Early America
The first lead penioil manufacturer in the United States was William Mon roe of Concord Massachusetts who in 1812 invented a process to pulverize and mix the material and encase it in cedar holders. He sold his product successfully and kept the business for a year before giving it up due to scarce raw materials. Another early pioneer was Joseph ine Whe who commenced business. ic
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Saginaw
Hale Lemmer
Lémminer
Lemmer
Hns
United States
Frank Q. Quilin
William Monroe
Concord
Mass
Josephine
Classified Liner Promises Quick Results Next Week
A classified column hints at rapid outcomes coming next week. The note emphasizes speed in results and a concise update for readers awaiting closure.
Catholic Mass and Adventist Sabbath School Notice
Rev. George Flanagan pastor leads Catholic mass at dawn. Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School held Saturday afternoon at 4 30 o'clock.
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George ‘Flanagan
Morning worship and sermon schedule
10:15 a.m. morning worship and sermon followed by 11:15 a.m. Sunday School as listed.
Daniels Skanes Sunday School Service Notice
Pastor Daniels Skanes invites all to Sunday school and preaching at 2:00 p m and 2:09 p m. Everyone is welcome and asked to bring someone.
Community Church Invites All to Sunday School and Services
At the corner of Sixth and Maple Street, Pastor W. S. Teeter invites everyone to attend. Sunday School starts at 10:00, preaching at 11:00, Sunday evening service at 7:00, and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30.
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Sixth and
Maple Street
Baptist Morning Worship and Sunday School Schedule
Morning divine worship and music at ten o'clock. Sunday School at 11:15 led by Laura Thompson. Evening service at seven with topic The Inspirational. Baptist Young People's Union meets at six led by Mrs. Co. GC. Knapp. Prayer service Wednesday at seven led by the pastor. All youths not at other meetings invited.
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Laura Thompson
Baptist Young People’s Union
Co. GC. Knapp
Prohibition Not Prohibit Music in River of Life Service
January 29 notes evening program The River of Life Prohibition does not Prohibit special music by Norris Hiden February 5 What Is Christ History of antitrinitaria and The One Sin not Under the Atonement topics Hevning special music by Miss Kline Herrick Methodist Church Next Sunday Mrs Hurd will speak Sunday School at one church at two railroad slow time
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Ynsilanti
John LaMont
Canada
Alfoma Steel Company
Canmiian Sea
Vandercook
Williams Furniture
Agnew Meat
American Sea
Detroit
Iienry
Grand River Avenues
Bay City
Alexander J. Campbell
Saginaw
Bay
Campbell
Flint
Ann Arbor
Henry Sanders
University of Michigan
School of Classical Studies
American Academy
Rome
Italy
Sanders
Dowagiac
Izaak. Walton. League
Lansing
Kalamazoo County
Kalamazoo
Galesburg
Ray Waters
A. Wilmont
Hastings
Long Lake
Norris Hiden
Christ
Hevening
Kline
Herrick Methodist Church
Velvet Velvet: Youthful Velvet Suits Take Fall Stage
A college girl style feature highlights velvet jackets and skirts as a key fall look. Changing blouse fabrics from lingerie to metallic, satin, or crepe tailors outfits from casual to formal daytime wear. A white fox fur neckpiece adds a finishing stage accessory.
Pays to Protect Wren and Its Humble Nests
The house wren is highly sociable and builds nests in small houses provided for them. The American Forestry Association notes wrens aid ecosystems by feeding on insects, helping save trees and vegetables. They nest in grass or weeds tucked into any safe cavity.
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American Forestry Association
A. Taney
Eléctric' King debut advertised at Kirkpatrick's drug store
An advertisement promotes the new Eléctric' King product debut at Kirkpatrick's drug store, inviting customers to visit the outlet for the launch and details of the offering.
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Kirkpatrick
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Steuart Bicknell
John Stough
Clare
Fred Smalley
Robert Shull
Cornwell Ranch
Wee
Ward
Ttf
Eldredge
Davys
Shorthorn Bull
Glen Blystone
Clare Rai
John Nelson
East State Street
C. C. Thompson
Mich
O.V. B
Wm. Gardon, Jr
Wm. Brigg
Lake R-3
J. Burns Stone
Lake George
J. Wyman’s
Michigan
R. I
Howe's
Essexville
Harry Wilson Farm
A. J. Tash
Kapplinger
Geo. Holmes, Farwell
Burma
Rangoon
Cash and Carry Store
State News
Calhoun County
Ypsilanti
Fountain
Word Lake
Frank Knowles
Marshall
Vailey
Coldwater
Olivet
Tekonsha
Battle Creek
Jackson
Three Rivers
Jackson County Audubon Society
Iosca
Oscoda
Chippewa
Presant Isle
Montmorency
Crawford
Iosco
Board of Control of Athletics
University Senate
Ohio State
Minnesota
Navy
Buchanan
John Koenig
Helen Schmalz
Ruth Fritz
Koenig
Glendora
Tonia
Tonia County
Pewamo
Muir
Lonia
Western Newspaper Union
Aman
Thorean
Food For
ST. John's EY
Westendorf
Johnson
Church OF God
A. P. MacDonald
American: Magazine
Bubbie
British Museum
Grain and Feed
Clare Elegator Co
Reek
Eid
LL. W. Jackson
Veal
Methodist Episcopal Church
Old
Regul Pal
Edwards
FE. A. Anderson
Rexall
McEwan Street
Campbell’s
Santa Clara
Delmonte
Fred M, Morgan
Wren
Clare, Michigan
Pélephone
McBywar
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co. Mfg.Chem
Buffalo, KY
Buick
Battle Auto
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