Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Historical Page
A long mixed list of numbered clues for a crossword puzzle including hints for colors, objects, and terms such as Level Become accustomed to Expire by water Fertile earth Spanish for Mr. Kind of wine To bell Piece of furniture for holding knick knacks Hawaiian food Opposite points of compass Close Wickedness Southwestern border state abbreviations and various partial entries for nouns verbs and adjectives from a historic newspaper puzzle page
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Southwestern
Mediterranean
Mecca
Island
The
Philippines
Notice of Hearing on Claims in Cornelius Baluss Estate
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces four months from June 12 1925 to present creditor claims for examination and adjustment. All creditors must file by October 5 1925. the court will hear claims October 12 1925 at ten o'clock. Dated June 10 1925. Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate Bate.
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State of
Michigan
Clare
Cornelius Baluss
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
Market Prices for Grains and Dairy Products
Grain prices listed include Red Wheat No 2 White Wheat No 3 Morn shelled Oats Barley per cwt Rye Buckwheat per owl. Dairy items show Goodenough Dairy Butter and Oram Eggs with quoted rates 4.8 1 70 LO 1 20 oD 40 ay 26 16.00 32 60 13.00 12.00 07.
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Cain
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Giers and children of Pontiac spent Thursday with the Spragues. Numerous visits occurred among Lambertons Beard Kube and Sprague families, with trips planned to Illinois for June 29. Communities including Alma Farwell Lake George Greenwood and Par nell are noted in Sunday and Monday calls and a picnic at Mud lake.
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Wm. Giers
Pontiac
C. W. Sprague
A. L. Lamberton
Elmer Beard
Wm. Kube
Wlinois
Frank Swanson
Alma
Floyd Crane
Greenwood
S. Harris
Glenn
Windover
A. Kube
Lockwood
Marguerite
Harold
Parnell
George Ickes
West Grant
Community Notes From Local Visits And Outlook
Brand Vern Mickle of Detroit and nephew Floyd Gordon visited vacationing relatives. Geo Rhodes left for Flint for work after an accident damaged his car. Neighbors report Mrs Calvin Guest recovering well from surgery and local farming activity includes haying and sowing beans as some plow wheat.
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Vern Mickle
Detroit
Floyd Gordon
Henry Mickle
Emc Cappaert
Arthur Barone
Saginaw
Bert Kinney
John Rhodes
Geo. Rhodes
Flint
K. A. Turner
Gladwin
Wm. Turner
D. W. Comer
Lloyd Comer
Roy Comer
Hilsworth
Dorothy
Eleanor
Kathleen Osborne
Chas. Teall
Elkhart
Ind
J. N
Calvin Guest
Local Visit and Family News Across Lake District
Elizabeth Oman visits Saginaw for two weeks with grandmother Mrs. Lansing. Families from Clare Hyat and Byatt areas spend time with relatives. Trips to Muskegon and Detroit noted for work and visits. Birthday event at Gleaner hall. Camp Eagle’s pavilion draws crowds.
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Elizabeth Oman
Saginaw
Lansing
T. Brooks
James
Clare
Bert Scott
Hyatt
Myr
Anna
Scott
Myrl
Byatt
Freda Scott
Holly Locker
Hersey
al Tryon
Myrda Boucher
Crooked Lake
A. Irwin and Son
Farwell
Spence
A. Tryon
Sam Muir
W. F. Winch
Wylda Boucher
Brook
Midland
D. Scott
Muskegon
Gleaner Hall
Camp Eagle’s
Frank Newsom
Lake George
Wrylda Boucher
Rosebush M. E. Church Services and Local News
Rosebush M. E. Church led by Rev. Leroy Whitney holds Sunday services at 10 00 and 7 30 with sermons The guest for happiness and Signs of the Road A three weeks old daughter Mina Jean Cluley laid to rest at Denver cemetery Numerous local visits and travels noted including Cowden Joslin Sifton Stickle Archer and Simmons households Ralph Stickle and Thelma Simmons wed at Owosso and to teach next year at Olivet Beaverton game score 5 8 in Rosebush favor Indicate community events and visits across Rosebush and surrounding towns
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Jas. Cluley
Mina Jean
Denver
Heavenly Father
Chas. Prout
Frank Spickerman
Leroy Whitney
Russell Cowden
Arthur Johnston
Emery Joslin
Hart
Emery First
Wm. Hunter
Kentucky
Otto Fenner
Geo. Fenner
St. Louis
Loren Coyne
Emma Sifton
Detroit
Mary Sifton
Spencer Stickle
Lila
Mary Stickle
Eliza Thorn
Ralph Stickle
Owosso
Simmons
Ina Hovey
Jessie Grey
Grand Rapids
Orin
Duval
Remus
Hugh Archer
Robt. Archer
Andrew’ Thren
Hmery
Thelma Simmons
Olivet
Hart Brooks
Cass City
Mary Mathews
Beaverton
Rosebush
Eaglish
Mary
Chas
Hinglish
Cline
Foley
Houghton Lake
Leroy Archer
Lansing
Lucinieton
DIY Very Low Wave Radio Receiver for Tuning and Practice
A Philadelphia Public Ledger description explains building a compact low wave receiver to monitor trans Atlantic stations near 100 meters. It covers required materials, subpanel wiring, mounting, and precise drilling measurements for a neat, easy to construct set useful for code learners and amateur experiments.
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Pans
Hans
Tuckerton
Good Ground Connection Is of Great Importance
A strong ground connection improves radio receiver performance, especially on crystal sets. Use copper ground clamps and secure soldered connections to cold water pipes or damp soil, ensuring a wide contact band and rust resistance for longevity.
Brass Angle Brackets Inexpensive Radio Hardware
Short brass strips bent into right angles with screw holes at each end are now in stock at most radio supply stores. They are inexpensive to buy rather than fabricate at home and are handy for mounting a subpanel on a front panel or vertically on the baseboard.
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Howe
Battery Care and Safety Guideline from Chicago Evening Post
The article outlines safe handling of batteries noting not to place tools on batteries, only distilled water should be added, acid only if spills occur, and boiled water is not distilled. It explains finding poles using salt water and warns against lighting matches near vent cups due to hydrogen gas.
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Chicago Evening Post
Power requirements for loudspeakers and tube amplifiers
The text explains that 45 volts on amplifier plates yields weak speaker output due to insufficient current. Using 90 volts improves results, justifying added cost. An extra grid bias may be needed with higher voltage, supplied by a 414 volt G battery connected between the F post of the transformer and the Statient, with negative to F and positive to the filament.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Frayed Factory Test Describes Headphones Cap Pressure
The report explains how over tightening receiver caps in headphones hampers diaphragm performance. It notes factory testing uses precise pressure to balance earphone components and warns against excessive force reducing efficiency of the receivers.
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Selution
Western Newspaper Union
Legals
Bate
Olare Elevator Co
Clare City Mills
Geo
I, Goodenough
L. W Jackson
6Th Street Lat
East Lincoln
Lake News
M. E. Church
G. Douglas Wardrop
Radio Merchandising
Rya Lafelal
Howard W. Jones
jMany
Fleming Shoe Co
Davy
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