Farwell church service and local social notices
Farwell Methodist Church with regular eleven forty worship. Local residents visitants include John Coulter of Clare and Virginia Norton in Cherboygan for a summer job. Many townsfolk visit relatives, attend family reunions, or travel to Bear Lake and Mt. Pleasant for medical and leisure events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Methodist Church
W. W. Hurd
John Coulter
Clare
Virginia ‘Norton
Cher ‘Boygan
Simmer
Maggie Glass
Gilmore
Fred
Wesley Austin
Romulus
Rufus Powell
Berry Strong
Lydia Margaret
Detroit
Frank Irwin
D. Griffen
Cranberry Lake
John Ritchie
Don
Weidman
J. H. Stinchcombe
Roy Root
Samuel and
Melvin Root
John Graham
Leona Baker
Lena. Corey
Ann
Fred Glass
Fred Jackson
Little Louis Jackson
Paul Weisenhauer
Gordon .Childs
Shepherd
Shilling
Verne Handley
Michigan
J. Stinchcombe
North
Church of God Service Times Declared
Pastor Mary E. House leads Sunday School at 10:00 with preaching at 11:00. Evening service at 8:90 is listed and Wednesday prayer at 8:00. Young people show strong interest with Sunday night meeting at 7:00 p.m. All young people invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
Mary E. House
Reorganized Church schedules Sunday and midweek programs
The church announces Sunday School at 10 30 a m Social Service at 11 30 a m Bible Study Class at 7 30 p m Women s Department Thursday afternoon Recreation and Expression Department every Thursday at 7 80 pm Everyone welcome B M McGuire is the branch president
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Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
B. M. McGuire
Women's Department
Lodge Meetings Tuesdays at the K of P
Local notes show K of P lodge meets every Tuesday night with all members urged to attend on Tuesday July 28. Social gathering planned. Numerous residents and visitors are listed visiting relatives and cottages around Flint Grand Rapids Baldwin Clare Detroit and Bear Lake with dinners calls and trips noted.
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Merle Graham
Flint
Ww. Co
Bedford and Son
Burston
Lake
Myrle Davison
Milton Davison
Oxbow Dam
Don Carp
Shepherd
Y. Wisenhauer
Wm. Hyde
Waterloo
Iowa
Wm. Burston
Clyde Masten
Ruggles
Ronald Barton
Wm. Rawson
Saginaw
Farwell and
Ida Richardson
Detroit
Wm. Burnton
V. Hisenhauer
Mayhee
Mich
Grand Rapids
Clarence Larson
Highland Park
Crystal Worthington
Crystal
Neal Baggerly
James Wirt
Mr. Pleasant
Bernice Ludwig
Chippewa
Vera Coffin
Central State Teachers’ College
Miss Coffin
Farol McCabe
Alva Michelson
Fliint Park
Sturgis
Iron Mountain
William Anderson
Norway High School
Sturgeon
Anderson
William Hoheisal
University of Haineis
Lansing
Secretary of State
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Cassopolis
Gov. Brucker
Lewis Cass
Ira B. “Henderson
Robert Cuning
Ethel Cunning
Jacckson
Fred Young
Gillett’s Lake
Here
James Doane
Doane
South Haven
van Buren
Charlevoix
Arthur Hebert
Pere Marquette
Hebert
East Side
Canada
Coldwater
Frank HH. Brice
Board of Public Works
Brice
Michigan Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Escanaba
Jeanette Dubord
Agnes
Ronnie Godsucker
Jeanette
Hart Brooks
New York
Lyle
William Boyd
Oklahoma
James Mumin
Daniel Coyne
Guy
Harold
Sunfield
Walter Sleight
Susan Daly
George Bayliss
Fragmented Reflections on Democracy and Daily Life
A jumble of quotes and musings about reasoning, gender, equality, and social norms. Observations touch on education, self awareness, and the clutter of ordinary possessions. The tone hints at a stray newspaper column or reader notes in a historic era.
The Masculine Credo quoted in Kansas City text
The passage asserts gender stereotypes about humor, driving ability, decisiveness, and education. It contrasts women portrayed as wives with men as decision makers, suggesting harmful views on discipline and respect within relationships.
War on Moth Pests Expands Across the Nation
More than 93 million parasite enemies of gypsy and brown tail moths have been released in this country. The effort targets about 60 species with roughly 15 now established locally as part of the extermination program.
Owosse-Award for postorfics remodeling contract
A contract for remodeling and enlarging the Owasse post office has been awarded. The action appears in a compendium of local notices and upcoming civic projects.
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Owosse
Owasse Postorfics
Psilanti
Friends Church
Escanaba
Ben Taylor
Garden
Taylor
Increased Size and Production in Holstein Dairy Herds
The article notes rising U S milk output per cow from 1 486 pounds in 1850 to 4 600 pounds in 1927 and highlights growth in Holstein numbers and yields. It cites expert claims that larger size boosts profits with a 600 pound weight gain adding about $43 in net income after feed costs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Texalaar
United States
W. B. Barney
Des Moines
Iowa
J. C. McDowell
D. A. L Aa
Feed Ration Guidelines For Maintaining Dairy Cows
The article outlines ration examples for Holstein cows at 1400 pounds producing 46 or 22 pounds of 3.6 or 3.4 percent milk. It specifies 42 pounds silage, 17 pounds hay, and 12 to 18 pounds grain for high production, or 4 to 5 pounds grain for lower output, with adjustments after freshening and when feeding overages occur. It also recommends switching to better hay and reducing high protein grain for profit.
Sanitation as Key to Modern Dairy Farms
A discussion by Prof. W B R Graham notes a shift from small to large herds raises manure and sanitation challenges. He warns that barnyard soil is filthy and filthy yards promote disease, making premises cleanliness vital for calves and heifers as stock grows.
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W. BR. Graham
Ontario Agricultural Ecottége
Cull Poor Animals In Spring Dairy Cattle Advice
The article advises culling cows less productive to reduce costs as dairy cattle remain cheaper than two years ago. It notes many cows calve in spring and suggests culling calves as part of herd management to raise calves properly and take advantage of current cheaper prices.
Guggenheim Foundation Founded For Research And Arts
The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation was established by former United States Senator and Mrs Guggenheim to support research in any knowledge field and to fund creative work in the fine arts including music.
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John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
United States
Guggenheim
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