Statute of Westminster Deepens Dominion Independence
The statute makes each dominion a self governing nation free to make its own laws and independent from London. Ireland joins the Free State in the enhanced commonwealth, while experts debate how a king advised by multiple cabinets will function. Britons question whether two dominions may diverge in policy under the new framework.
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London
Britain
Commonwealth
Irish Free State
Ireland
Geneva
League of Nations
House of Commons
Treland
Tragic Arctic Card Game Ends With Lost Hand
At the Hudson Bay post in Chesterfield Inlet, a grim scene unfolds as two trappers a Hudson Bay co-official and an Eskimo play bridge. Pete the trapper holds thirteen spades but the Eskimo quips seven no trump ending the doomed hand.
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Churchill
Manitoba
Arctic Circle
Hudson Bay Company
Chesterfield Inlet
Hudson Bay
Pete
Bret Harte
Swedish Motor Growth Revealed by Auto Tax
Swedish motor traffic expansion is shown by 1930 21 automobile tire and gasoline taxes totaling 13 785 920 dollars. Cars taxed 4 708 400 dollars tires 1 975 160 dollars gasoline 7 102 000 dollars. Most revenues fund road maintenance and improvement.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Shipping Dates For Clare Shipping Association
The Clare Shipping Association posts next shipping dates on June 28 and July 12. Contact H. A. Dawson at phone 220F21 for details and arrangements.
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Clare Shipping Association
H. A. Dawson
Local Ladies Aid Hosts This Week
Mrs. Hol Hawkins will host the M. L. Ladies Aid this week Friday afternoon. The Ladies Union meets with Mrs. A. J. Kane this Friday afternoon. A full membership is requested by the hostess. The King's Daughters will be entertained at Mrs. Ben Loomis home on east 4th street next Thursday afternoon.
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Ladies Union
A. J. Kane
King
Ben Loomis
East 4Th Street
Depositors urged to back bank reorganization plan
A Lansing backed committee urges depositors to sign and file reorganization agreements to avoid a potential receiver and extended, costly proceedings. They argue the bank, with over forty years of operation and low overhead, can continue profitably if openly run with about two thousand depositors already involved.
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Lansing
Hills of County Clare Poem Verses by Ida Westervelt Sibley
An lyrical poem pleads for the greening hills and jeweled lakes of County Clare. The speaker wanders the lowlands with a sad heart, longing to view the familiar shores and rest beside the murmuring streams.
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County Clare
Ida Westervelt Sibley
Card of Thanks for Mother’s sickness and death notes
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our mother and for the beautiful floral offerings. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Dan Carmichael and others.
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Dan Carmichael
Wm. Balsley
J. F. Cunningham
Wm. H. Cunningham
Card of Thanks from the Allen Family
To all who helped us during the death of our beloved wife we are grateful Especially thanks to the singers and all who sent flowers Hugh Allen and daughters Allen family
Card of Appreciation for Birthday Thanks
Nicholas Seibt thanks friends for thoughtful birthday remembrance and gifts, each one fully appreciated.
Public Warned Against Civil Service Coaching Schools
The United States Civil Service Commission warns the public against paying for coaching courses for Federal civil service exams. Such schools often accept money under false pretenses and a purveyor in Iowa faces indictment. Few appointments are made. vacancies are filled by transfers or reinstatements when possible.
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The
United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Iowa
Federal
Oil news from Clare area wells progress underground
The Haring No. 1 derrick at Clare site 3.5 miles south in section 22 has been erected and spudded in. Bowman No. 3 in section 27 four and a half miles south and one west of Clare reached 1940 feet after about four weeks. Shugg No. 2 in section 22 faced pipe setting troubles but has resumed drilling and reached 1875 feet in five weeks.
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Haring No. 1
Clare
Bowman No. 3
Shugg No
Clare county oil test planned near Harrison
The Theodore Oil Co. will sink a Dundee test in Greenwood township Clare county. The Thompson Brothers No 1 location will drill in wildcat territory about 8 1 2 miles southwest of Harrison near Lily Lake.
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Clare County
Theodore Oil Co
Dundee
Greenwood Township
Thompson Brothers
Michigan State Fair Expands Parking and Prizes in Detroit
The Michigan State Fair and Exposition in Detroit runs September 4 to 10 with capacity for 25 000 cars. Management offers 488.75 dollars in prizes for Domestic Economics Exhibits, and dirt track drivers will race on September 4 and 10.
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Detroit
America
Gratitude After Donna’s Illness and Death
During Donna's illness and passing, friends and neighbors offered countless acts of kindness. Special thanks go to the telephone girls, Rev. and Mrs. Hendrich, the singers, Dr. Clute, Mr. Thurston and Son, floral contributors, and all who remembered with flowers. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bradley and family and Walter BH Stolsenburg.
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Donna
Hendrich
Clute
Thurston and Son
Edmond Woods Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Clare County
A candidate announces re nomination for the office of Sheriff in Clare County on the Republican ticket at the September primaries. Edmond Woods states his intent in this political advertising piece.
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Clare County
Edmond Wooods
Charles. M. Wright
Thanking neighbors for support after loss of wife and sister
In grateful tribute a family thanks neighbors and friends for help and comforting words after the passing of their wife daughter and sister. Special thanks go to Rev Kleinhardt the singers flower providers and those who furnished cars and assisted in easing the burden.
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Kleinhardt
Ferrin Rowland
Mayo Robinett
Wimit Robinett
Geo. A. Wilson
Kenneth
Samborn's Buys Batteries Radiators and Green Hides
Advert shows Samborn's offering to buy old batteries radiators and green hides at phone number 23 for inquiries and disposal.
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Samborn’s
Adv
Weather Affects Poultry Feeding and Worms
Ohio State University extension poultry specialist C. M. Ferguson warns lean years demand careful feeding. Dry weather shifts rations causing vitamin A deficiencies from lacking green feed and wheat replacing yellow corn. He suggests alfalfa hay or alfalfa leaf meal to restore the vitamin and notes fewer roundworms but advises absolute diagnosis before worm treatment.
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C. M. Ferguson
Ohio State University
Ferguson
Office of Agricultural Publications
University
Early Poultry Culling Pays Well in Two Ways
The article explains early culling boosts profits by saving feed and improving price. Prof. L. M. Hurd notes pullet-year lays peak and high producers can remain productive as layers or breeders. It cites a typical flock losing laying by mid-summer and details regional price trends from 1922 to 1929.
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L. M. Hurd
New York State College of Agriculture
Hurd
Poultry House Care For Summer Egg Production
Practical guidance on poultry housing ventilation shade and mites. Highlights include brooded chicks in small houses needing space, pullet feeding for egg yield, culling accuracy through proper feeding, and measures to prevent cannibalism. Also notes about ventilation, rear vents, and using 16 gauge wire netting between roosts and dropping boards. Continuous laying mash supports summer production and annual records.
Thanking Friends for Sympathy and Floral Offerings
We express gratitude to many friends for their kind words of sympathy and floral offerings. Special thanks to J E Doherty & Son Fr Morrison for services and consoling words during the loss of our little son and grandson Jackie. Mr and Mrs Emmitt McConnell and Tamily Mr and Mrs John White Mr and Mrs Jos McConnell.
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J. E. Doherty & Son
Fr. Morrison
Jackie
Emmitt McConnell
John, White
Jos, McConnell
Mrs Richard Chapman Buried in Cherry Grove
The body of Mrs Richard Chapman of Pontiac was brought to the city Thursday for burial conducted at Cherry Grove by Rev J H Lockyer. A former Sheridan township resident she had lived with her daughters Mrs Alli Chaffee and Mrs Minnie Hutchinson since her husband’s death about fourteen years ago. She was sister to Mrs John Parks of Clare. The funeral party gathered at the homes of Mr and Mrs E S Chaffee and Mrs John Parks.
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Richard. Chapman
Pontiac
Cherry Grove
J. H. Lockyer
Chapman
Sheridan Township
Allié Chaffee
Minnie Hutchinson
E. 8. Chaffee
John Parks
Fifteenth Birthday Dinner for Esther Chaffee with Friends
Esther Chaffee hosted ten girl friends for a six o clock dinner to celebrate her fifteenth birthday. The gathering included music and games for a cheerful social evening. Mrs Grace Mull of Pontiac attended Thursday and joined the funeral of Mrs Richard Chapman before visiting sister Mrs Milo Myers.
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Esther Chaffee
Grace Mull
Pontiac
Richard Chapman
Milo Myers
Wisdom and Law in Moral counsel aphorisms
A series of quotes venerating wisdom, aging, and governance contrasts law and liberty. The lines discuss committee leadership, self-improvement, and the steadying value of wisdom against folly. The passages weave Tennyson quotes with moral reflections on authority, restraint, and social standing.
Three in One Diamond Ring Offer at Discount
A salesman presents a combined set of three pieces an engagement ring a wedding ring and a teething ring offered at a ten percent discount to the customer who intends to purchase a diamond ring.
Tough Hide Horse Wears Out My Patience
A veteran rider reports a near sighted horse with the toughest hide yet. The tough animal challenges the trainer as he struggles to control the stubborn mount.
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Scott
Dunkins Face Destitute Claims in Cincinnati Enquirer
A Cincinnati Enquirer clipping reports rumors that the Dunkins are in destitute circumstances and cannot afford basic needs like gas for their car, cited by an observer mentioning Bill’s remark.
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Bill
Cincinnati Enquirer
Wedding Day Quarrel Echoes Five Year Marriage
A brief joke reflects a couple celebrating five years of marriage who acknowledge strong affection and harmony on their wedding day, then humorously admit a quarrel yesterday just as they did on their wedding day. The line captures light domestic humor from Lustige Kölner Zeitung in Cologne.
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Lustige Kolner Zeitung
Cologne
Greens adopt French baby to learn its early talk
Looking Ahead notes a witty quip about the Greens taking French lessons to understand a baby’s first words. The remark, attributed to a Sheffield source, highlights cultural humor.
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Sheffield
Bowler Announces Candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney
Theo G Bowler declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney in Clare County ahead of the September 13 primary elections. He addresses voters in the county about his bid and platform.
Charles M Wright Seeks Clare County Sheriff Nomination
Charles M Wright announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Clare County in the upcoming September primaries. Political advertisement discloses affiliation and intent.
Livestock Listings and Shipping Dates Promoted
Farmers Produce lists livestock with shipping dates noted as Tuesday June 21 and July bth, including a telephone contact 139 P IF Geadk. The fragmentary notice emphasizes sale timing and a local broker reference.
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Geadk
King Picks for Fish as Ralph Governs Ponds in Old Stafford
In a London Tit-Bits tale a monarch anglers at Stafford where Ralph de Waymer held a fish-pond near the eastern gate on a grant. The king could fish for pikes and breams while Ralph and heirs claimed all other fish and eels that took the hooks.
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Stafford
London
Ralph de Waymer
Ralph
Corinth's changing fortunes after Roman conquest
The article outlines Corinth as a major ancient city noted by Paul, then spoilt by Rome in 146 B C. It details Julius Caesar resettling Corinth with Italian freedmen in 46 B C, dispossessing Greeks, and Augustus making it the capital of Achaea.
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Corinth
Paul
Julius Caesar
Augustus Caesar
Achaena
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the Allen
Nicholas Seibt
Vernon Township
Harry Bradley
Walter BH. Stolsenburg
O. D. Bayes. Bakery
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Tennyson
Blessed
God
Theo, G. Bowler
Pol. Ady
Citizens State Bank
Michigan
American Bankers Association
Michigan Bankers Association
National Credit Corporation
Michigan Bell
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