Saginaw to Clare Rail Timetable and Local News
Central Standard Time rail timetable lists trains to Midland Reed City Clare and Saginaw with daily and Sunday schedules. Clare residents and many visitors are mentioned in numerous short items about visits, trips, and local events including family gatherings, shop openings, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Read City
Reed City
Clare
Saginaw
Clarence Wolgast
N. A. Hilden
Paula Mowbray
Detroit
J John Northon
C. G. Knapp
Austin
Flint
East Sixth Street
Valmour Armour
Henry Gruno
George McNicholl
Henry Doll
Lance Thayer
Jean Carroll
Chester Richard
Junior
Joan
Harriet Pond
J. H. Wilson
East Fifth Street
D. Kemp
Big Shop
Benj. Parish
Archie Bissell
Ludington
A. Gamb
H. J. Foster
Douglas
Foster
Lamphere Tire and Battery
Progressive- Republican Party
Park Hotel
St. Louis
Mich
Ladies Union
W.biden
M. B
Healy
Dunlop
J. W. Lamiphere
Port Huron
Jas
Sioxneil
G. Cudney
Clemens
al. Hersham
Yvonne
Harold Reed
Reva
Mildred
Derby
Ewart
H. Wilson
JD. Kemp
Louisa Geeck
Rosebush
Wm. Billett
Barrus
East Fourth Street
Louis Fulcher
L. H. Thompson
Alma
E. H. Sternaman
Phyllis
J. H. Lockyer
Lake Charlevoix
Betty
Blaine Bruce
Charlotte
Ester Chaffee
Dorothy Dawson
Jackson
Owosso
Ervin Schlegel
J. A. Jackson
R. Roan
Hawlett
Lister
McHwan Street
Roar
O. A. Derby
Lucille
Irene Kay
C. A. Derby
Lapeer
Neal Elden
Interlochen
E. A. Holmes
U. of M. Hospital
Ann Arbor
Dale Peterson
Mary Frances
Peterson
Rose Mary Cornwell
Bergey-Woolston
Hol. Spencer
McNeill
Wim Kapplinger
Five Lake
The
Sentinel
J. W.lamphere
Lake George
Bik
Early maps reflect knowledge of their era and evolving surveys
The text explains that early maps showed only known inhabitants and areas, with unexploited regions and unfinished boundaries. As maritime exploration advanced, maps evolved, and later actual surveys and measurements began. Regular topographic surveys started in many countries around the mid eighteenth century.
Library notes and health pamphlets update
The library reports three Junior Books from the Library Guild with no fines on overdue items if returned by July 23. Forty three books are overdue. Pamphlets on infant and child care and communicable diseases arrive from the Midland Department of Health and are on file. The library also begins receiving the Michigan Public Health monthly. Prospective mothers are urged to consult the librarian for prenatal letters of instruction and copies may be mailed. June book circulation totals 709.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midipal Department of Health
Child Health Bureau
Receipt for Destroying Ants
Mix one pound Paris Green with one pound brown sugar very carefully then sprinkle around plant hills and paths where ants are found. Ants carry bait into holes aiding in killing those that would not eat the mixture.
Foolish Beliefs Die Hard About Poisonous Fruits
A nineteenth century belief held tomatoes to be poisonous. American soldiers in World War I met French peasants who claimed blackberries were deadly and advised against eating them.
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Ann Arbor Booth No
Almy North
Pere ‘Marquette
Weat
Lou
Harrison
Care
Fred Irwin
Ralph
Arthur Lamb
Orman Huntley
Tom Bolen
Joe Youman
Fred Smalley
Charley Grill
Myrtle Harger
J. W. Lamphere
Ira Irving
Lake Michigan
Straits
Irvings
Albert Dawe
Harry
Battle Creek
Bob
N. A. Hidenhag
Mabel Thompson
Ployd
Roy
Mead
Milan
Socialist Party
Betty Callihan
Mary Achard
Phila Smith
Bertha Sauve
Robert Straight
Judith
Grand Rapids
H. D. Kratz
Frank Hartman
Lee
Fred M. Morgan
the Food Shop
Amazing Values
Pioneer
Michigan
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Library Guild
State Health Department