Local oil well dispute and travel notes in Sheridan
In Southwest Sheridan residents push to save an oil well on their farm as Dr. J A Reeder his wife and Mr and Mrs Joel Presley travel to Indiana and return home Saturday.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
2
In Southwest Sheridan residents push to save an oil well on their farm as Dr. J A Reeder his wife and Mr and Mrs Joel Presley travel to Indiana and return home Saturday.
Sealed bids will be received at the local post office until July 22 1929 for carrying the United States mail including parcel post between the post office and the union depot. For further information inquire at the post office.
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Time table note shows departure at 9 21 A M and 1 19 P M for the Pere Marquette line between Ann Arbor stations with directional listing South to North.
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A Croswell parade led by the Croswell band drew about 1000 participants with lodges from Port Huron Detroit Highland Park Flint Saginaw and other towns. Drum corps from Bad Axe and Yale competed with Detroit and Saginaw units as a Pontiac women's corps highlighted the event. Mayor J D Galbraith welcomed visitors and speakers included Robert E Douglas Charles Grill William Parkin son and Thomas Ness.
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