Bridge on Foot Ditch Tuesday
Edward Murrey a traveling salesman from St Ignace working out of Detroit met with an auto accident Tuesday afternoon 0 8 miles detour one mile south and one half east of Clare when his auto struck the end of a railing on a narrow bridge and tumbled into a seven foot ditch. He received severe cuts about the head and bruises but none thought serious. He was brought to the Oherty hotel where he is recovering. The car was brought to the city by the Clute wrecker and was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Murrey
St. Ignace
Detroit
Clare
Murrey
Oherty
Vernon Hill Socials and Local Games Report
Mr and Mrs Seymour Border and Phyllis visited Rosebush for dinner with Mr and Mrs Thomas Clark and attended the Clay ton Funnell ball game where Shepherd lost 13 to 2 to Union Grange. Miss Kate Miller returns from Detroit after teaching there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Border
Phyllis
Thomas Clark
Rosebush
Clayton Funnell
Shepherd
Union Grange
Grange
Kate Miller
Detroit
Arthur Harper
Basil Pelch
Weidman
Norman Burton
Mary
Stella Burton
Francis Wager
Coleman
Glen Wager
Jess Ackerman
Carrie Perverse
Jim Shermans
Bruce Smith
Harold Lockwood
Farwell
Glen Yager
Francis Ackerman
Sam Leichti
Appreciation for Fire Department Aid
Mr and Mrs U B Pringle thank the city fire department neighbors and friends for valuable help early Sunday morning when fire damaged their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8S. Pringle
Livestock Listings With Farmers' Produce Ads
Farmers' Produce lists livestock with shipping dates on Tuesday July 5 and July 18. Contact P I Geeck in Mer. at telephone 139 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. I
Geeck, Mer
Michigan briefs and local notices from Lansing to Ludington
Michigan gops are above average in condition says agricultural statistician Lansing Verne H Church. Port Huron police raid Benjamin Richert home finds basement stocked with bag and orchestra. Ann Arbor Russian Student club formed at University of Michigan with 18 students natives of Russia among 19 members. Tronwood Viola 6 year old daughter of Arvid Tokinen killed by car near Ramsey en route to close of school picnic. Niles detectives investigate dynamite blast at Berrien Lake that destroyed thousands of fish. Traverse City city ordinance bans desserts except cherry pie during National Cherry Festival July 14 to 16 with bootlegger penalties. Lansing Michigan Milk Producers Association buys canning, Gary and butter plants at Sebewaing Vassar North Adams Clifford and Adrian plant to produce butter and ice cream mix. Grand Rapids furniture history book Fifty Years of Furniture by George F Clingman. Grand Rapids Edward Koziol seven seriously injured in two auto accidents. Battle Creek Galen Smith pleads guilty to drunken driving, sentence deferred. Adrian Walter Hurst sentenced 90 days jail for slapping seven week old son Richard. Houghton-Hancock porcupine gnawing damages telephone wires along Melstrand Buck Hill. conservation officer identifies porcupines. East Lansing MS College entomology approves tree banding as supplementary control for apple codling moth. spraying to continue. Ludington Hamlin Lake deer herd unusually large. deer seen near cattle. local farmer notes tame deer nearing homes.
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Lansing
Tronwood
Viola
Arvid
Tokinen
Ramsey
Fred Selik
Niles
Berrien Lake
Traverse City
Nathan P. Hull
Michigan Milk Producers’ Association
Sebewaing
Vassar
North Adams
Clifford
Adrian
Grand Rapids
Middle West
Western Michigan
George, F. Clingman
Mr. Clingman
Edward Koziol
G. M. Hammond
Edward Ignatoski
John Kaijala
Battle Creek
Galen B. Smith
Smith
Capital Ave
Territorial Road
Nichols Hospital
Walter Hurst
Richard
Hurst
Franklin J. Russell
Hscanaba
Melstrand
Buck Hill
Wm. Cromwell
East Lansing
Michigan State College
R. H. Pettit
Ray Hutson
Culling Poultry Made Simple Says State Expert
The expert notes that culling is easiest in summer as differences in hens become clear. Worn feathers indicate a worker, while heavy layers moult late. yellow skin and shanks reflect feeding. good layers are leaner and larger in body measurements, with wider space between bones indicating higher production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. PF. Armstrong
North Carolina State College
To Increase Egg Output Eliminate Broody Fowls
Poultry expert J. Taylor of the New Jersey agricultural station urges removing broody hens to boost spring egg production. Farmers confine broody birds in crates, band them with color codes, then market them after two to three bands. While confined they receive water mash and green feed to resume laying promptly.
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J. ©. Taylor
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Baby Chicks Grow Fast Under Proper Care
Poultryman H L Shrader notes baby chicks double in size in the first two weeks and again in the next two with proper heat and feed. He advises a feeder 4 feet long per 100 chicks and adding a second hopper after three weeks to support growth.
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H. L. Shrader
United States Department of Agriculture
Mr. Shrader
Start for Hens in Summer Care Guide
Begin summer care for hens to prevent over fat conditions. Provide equal grain and mash portions, shade for all stock, and cheap sheds if natural shade is unavailable. Ensure water troughs are accessible and chickens receive fresh water during hot months.
Separate Cockerels for Better Pullets and Market
Separate cockerels from pullets at eight to ten weeks to improve pullet development and ease cockerel marketing. Hopper feed grain to growing chicks after five weeks to save time and labor, place hoppers on the range to encourage exercise, and keep chicks in sunshine for vigor and vitality.
Community Meetings and Events Planned Next Week
Upcoming gatherings include the Ladies Union at Mrs. Fred Hudsons home Friday, a Children's Day program at Dover Tabernacle Sunday evening June 26, a W OG TU meeting with Mrs. Fred Loomis Tuesday at 2 30 with Mrs. Wm Gordon as speaker, a Ladies Auxiliary bake sale at Frizy parlors Saturday June 25 starting at ten, and the Kings Daughters Baptist meeting next Thursday at Mrs. D W Osborn corner East 7th and Pine with public lunch. This is the last society meeting for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hudson
Dover
W. OG
T.U
Fred Loomis
Wm. Gordon
M. BE. Church
King’s Daughters of the Baptist Church
D. W. Osborn
East 7Th and
Pine Streets
Society
Department of State adopts staggered part time plan
The department shifts to a staggered part time schedule starting June 15 to keep 33 workers on payroll and extend work to about 125 staff. Those without dependents work two of every three weeks while married employees with dependents work four of five weeks and those with multiple dependents work six of seven weeks, with four full time exceptions. Also noted: about 8 600 motorists may lose a license plate in 1932 and duplicate plates cost 1 each. 2 328 duplicates issued Jan 1 to June 15, with losses expected to rise in the year's second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
Department
No Copy Cat Originality in Truthful Quips
A senator remarks on truthfulness, confessing partial falsehoods to avoid posterity misconstruing him as a Washingtonian replica. He vows minimal deception while preserving originality in public remarks.
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Senator Sorghum
George Washington
Michigan State Fair sets 63000 prize total for Michigan produce
The Michigan State fair and Exposition runs September 4 to 10 with more than 63000 in cash prizes for Michigan raised and grown products. A Livestock Parade highlights the event on Friday night and officials note the extensive exhibits from livestock to baked goods and preserves.
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Michigan
Michigan State Fair
Unpopular Leader Elected as Association Officer
A busy man jokes that being elected as a responsible officer proves popularity while his wife notes possible dues increases. The exchange hints at tension over leadership and financial expectations within the association.
Gray Matter Market and the Costly Lessons of Hiring
A business tale quotes Mr. Pushem recalling cheap hires at $25 a week that led to costly consequences. He mentions hiring a $100,000 lawyer to correct the resulting legal kinks and straighten his affairs.
Noxious Weeds Notice for Grant Township Michigan
Property owners in Grant Township Clare County Michigan must cut down all noxious weeds by July 10 1932. Failure to comply will incur cutting costs charged to the property as taxes. Dated June 22 1932 signed Robert Wilson Highway Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Clare
State of
Michigan
Robert Wilson
Shipping Dates for Clare Shipping Association
The Clare Shipping Association announces ship dates on Tuesday June 28 and July 4 22. Shipper H A Dawson notes these are the next snippig dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Shipping Association
H. A. Dawson
Michigan Fair Calls for Twins and Triplets in Better Babies Contest
Michigan State Fair and Exposition Officials urge parents of every set of infant twins and triplets in Michigan to enter them in the Better Babies Contest during the Fair from September 4 to 10.
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Michigan
Michigan State Fair
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Clute
Hrvin. Border
Mirgs Peartbeiwitt
Frank Pringle
Leona
A. & Pringle
Mr. Nevins
Loomis
Fredw Irwin
Ralph
Tom Bolen
Earl Tupper
Myers
Otis Stanley
Fred Newsom
Aiey
Kathleen Williams
West Branch
Anna Arrand
George Snider
Walter Pettit
George Peasley
Westaburg
Kenneth Peasley
Ernie Akey
Akey
Alfred Nevins
Alma
Louis Nevins
Vernon Hill News
Chas. M. Wright
Wright
Clare County
Ludington
Hamlin Lake District
U.S
The
Citizens State Bank
Bank
American Bankers Association
Michigan Bankers Association
National Credit Corporation
ALL For Your Protection
Samborn Produce Co
O. D. Bayes Bakery
Thos. S. Dorsey
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