Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Clare County Michigan
Default on a 1924 mortgage by George and W M Mattinson to Forest F Fish prompts foreclosure. Notice sets sale of the NE quarter of Section 19, T19N R5W at Harrison courthouse, adjourned twice to June 28 1925. Attorney C W Perry represents mortgagee Forest F Fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mattinson
W. M. Mattinson
Forest F. Fish
Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
Michigan
Harrison
County of Clare
Co. W. Perry
Mortgagee
Mich
C. Wr.Perry
C. W. Perry
Mortagee
Kiichen Cabinet Life Quote Note
A fragmentary line presents a pithy quotation about life being built from faith virtue knowledge temperance patience godliness and brotherly kindness, attributed to TInninger, with a partial address and publication hints. The readable text references the Kiichen Cabinet and The Westerns Newspaper Union.
Varied Liver Dishes Suggested For Dinner Menus
A pamphlet discusses avoiding menu monotony with offal options. It describes Potted Liver using young animal livers packed in melted butter, and Stuffed Liver with seasoned bread stuffing, larding, and a rich sauce. It also notes Sweetbreads prepared creamed or sauteed, served with mushrooms or as a salad mix with celery and mayonnaise on lettuce.
Testimonial Praises Effective Hair Growth Preparation
A Boston reader reports using a remarkable preparation that coats the head with thick coverage. The testimonial praises the product’s impact on hair appearance and fullness.
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Boston
Transcript
Breakfast tips from a 1930s homemaker column
The article advocates simple wholesome breakfast ideas emphasizing wheat as a base, soaking and slow cooking, and serving with top milk. It suggests fresh or canned wheat, fruit to begin, mackerel with cream as a hearty option, and warns against heavy meals for those not working outdoors, noting the homekeeper’s responsibility for proper cooking.
New Generation Dreamers Seek Life Through Effort
A 1925 Western Newspaper Union item urges a new generation to transform the struggle for existence into glorious effort. It also includes vintage recipes and menus featuring whey drinks, gels, salads, and stuffed peppers as summer refreshments.
Silage Proves Useful in Lamb Feeding Experiment
Kansas State Agricultural College researchers under Prof H B Reed demonstrated that silage can substitute part of alfalfa and corn in lamb rations. A carload of lambs showed silage lowers the cost of gains, with several feeding plans comparing alfalfa and cottonseed meal against silage based rations. Results suggest silage is advantageous but cannot fully replace legume hay without risking reduced intake.
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Kansas City
H. BE. Reed
Animal, Husbandry Department
Kansas State Agricultural College
Adistinia
Algo
Reed
Pushing Lambs for May Market to Ensure Prime Fattening
The article urges marketing spring lambs early to avoid heat and pasture scarcity and to fetch higher prices. It advises ensuring lambs weigh 65 to 75 pounds after mid May, with ewes feeding lambs initially using ensilage with alfalfa, clover, or soybean hay, and using corn, oats, and barley as base rations.
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Kansas
Katsas
Nursing Large Litters in Shifts for Pigs
Large pig litters can be nursed in two alternating shifts an hour apart first two days two hours apart for about five days and three hours apart thereafter until six to seven weeks old. Weaning begins with the strongest pigs at six to seven weeks. rest stay with sow two to four weeks longer. This method pays only with valuable litters or ton litter production.
Live Stock Notes on Breeding and Feeding Practices
Emphasizes pure bred sires and proper lambing pen sizes. Advises extra feed for lambs and using high market prices. Recommends warm water bath to revive chilled lambs and small rutabagas for pigs, noting cow benefit. Highlights value of a productive wood lot and skilled pasture management for profit.
Local Social Roundup From Mills Addition Area
A long list of weekend and weekday visitors to Mills Addition, Saginaw area residents include Rose Hubert and daughter, Frank Bush, and Franklin from Saginaw. families from Bellfountain Ohio. Mt. Pleasant and Clare guests. trips to Crystal Lake, Houghton Lake, and Gladwin. several trips to Detroit and Lansing. and community notes on illnesses, graduations, travel, and school events.
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Rose Hubert
Frank Bush
Franklin
Saginaw
Hubert
Mills Addition
B. F. Skidmore
Harriet
Dora Webster
Jas. Skidmore
Bellfountain
Ohio
Hubbard Cottage
Leona Hallett
Ardis Tooley
Alice, Bruce
Mt. Pleasant
Miss Tooley
Sand Lake
Harrison
Ernest McCartney
Donna
Beaverton
Earl Brown
Kon Junction
U. P
Ida Rose
Joel Chapman
Chester Apel
Finley
Hampton
Reginald Reid
Detroit
Clare Retan
Homer Quay
Lansing
Daisy Birkhart
Clare
Minnie Taylor
G. B. Begle
Prosser
Wash
George Griffin
Winifred Fanning
Rochester
S. A. Morrisey
Frankfort
J. W. Morrisey
Sunfield
Marion
Bertha Wolf
Crystal Lake
Beynie Hampton
Elmer Clute
Wallace Harper
Fred. Schaaf
Fred Weatherhead
Houghton Lake
Hans Rasmussen
Agnes
A. W. Henderson
Ida Mueller
Brown
J. R. Brown
Frances Beamer
Ann Arbor
Slyskicka
University Hospital
Nind Heisman
Robert
Willis Green
Tom Johnson
Merrill
Marion Johnson
Henry Gardiner
Olive Hallett
Harl Comer
Miles Darling
Neal Kinne
Kinne
Walter Hastings
Wood
University
Kirkland
Michigan
U.S
Mike Fanning
Helen
Shepherd
T.C. Redman
Alma
Thomas
Buell
Doris
B. T. Kane
Wayne Fosgett
Rural Graduation Exercises Highlight Twenty Graduates
Monday evening at the Opera House the scene was festively decorated as twenty young people closed the chapter of the little red school house and prepared to assume greater responsibilities. The program was rendered with ceremony and hopeful anticipation for their futures.
Wind Storm Damages Silo and Gardens at Arthur Center
A wind storm last week damaged structures at Arthur Center. Siloes on the Seller 2 site were blown out and corn fields suffered. Floodlike sand and debris spread across gardens, hindering agricultural work.
Wyoming plant er develops Ōyama pepperlike corn hybrid
A Wyoming plant breeder crosses Hubbard squash and yellow banana corn to create the Ōyama hybrid. The new variety reportedly features a green body with orange stripes.
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Wyoming
Shreveport Named For Elenty Milier Shrave’s River Venture
The town of Shreveport was named in honor of Elenty Milier Shrave a New Jersey native (1785 1854) who in 1815 tended the Mississippi and Ohio rivers to Louisville guiding the first steamboat to make the trip.
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Shreveports Ly
Elenty Milier Shrave
New Jersey
Mississippi
Ohio
Louisville
For Sale Garden Cabbage and Tomato Plants
Roy Weighner offers garden growth cabbage and tomato plants for sale. Partial text indicates an individual advertisement.
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Roy Weighner
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Kiichen
St Se
Area, Westerns Newspaper Union
Western Newspaper Union
Henry Apel
Bowling Green
Lucille Apel
Anna Joes
Miss Weber
Thomas Johnson
Houghton
Howard Weber
Kuell
Chicago
Ohio Tavern
McWatty Lake
Harold Griffin
Geo. Griffin
M. M. van Hoery
Leo Gable
Bryan Fanning
Edith Sly
Windover Lake
C. BE
Evéhitiz
J. R. Brow Aiddons
Gari
Midland
Forest Knauss
John Bringold
Cornet
Ila van Blarcom
Marie Fosgett
Iola Amble
Hatton
Daisie Bruckart
Harlow Hamlin
Willard Hamlin
Emmet Seymour
Gertrude Mitchell
Flossie Burton
John Boulton
Greenwood
Anna Bruce Ritter
Theodora Caner
Marie Kreiner
Cecil Mead
Thomas Hecker
Pauline Stuermer
Greenwood Dist
Oliver W. Nash
Carl Robert
Fred Athey
Babe
Orin Leitner
Pontiac
Grace
Edith Sanders
Vereah Leitner
Eugene Orvis
Fre& Athey
Edna Athey
Kenneth Roller
Guest
Jean
Jack
J. P. Myers
Reeder
Frank Myers
L Kigsens
Algernon Hutchinson
Earl Sanders
Bert Kinne
J. M. Roller
Lorin
Leitner
Styleplus
Nainsock
Panamas
Arthur Center
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