City Council and Citizens Meet on Rebuilding Power Lines
A joint meeting of the council and citizens with Mayor Doherty and Wm. G. H. Oapie, president of the local Chamber of Commerce, approved relocating telephone and electric lines. Plans call for poles 182 feet back on the west and 110 feet on the east from Main Street, with rights of way secured by perpetual easements. Committees were appointed to secure easements and to consider center-line placement to reduce street clutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Doherty
Wm. GH. Oapie
Chamber of Commerce
P. Lodge
Posalle
Caple
Quesmach
Doherty
McEwan Street
Mopcore
Moore
Eléctric Rht and Power Company
PPR
D. A. Sutherland
Main Street
3Rd Street
6Th Street
Furthr
Euch
Governor appoints Ontonagon official as Marquette warden
Governor Groesbeck designates James P. Corgan of Ontonagon as warden of the Marquette branch in Lansing. The appointment names Corgan as county sheriff and places him in a leadership role overseeing Marquette operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
me _Corgan
Ontonagon
Groesbeck
Lansing
James P. Corgan
Marquette’ Branch
Electric lights to brighten Clare business district soon
O A Weil man local manager of Central Michigan Lighting Power Co and his crew work to install temporary lines and reuse all available supplies to speed relief. Telephone company crews also clear tangled wires to rush improvements for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
O. A. Weilman
Central Michigan Lighting Power Co
Telephone Company
New Train Schedules for Pere Marquette Railroad
The railroad announces new schedules effective Sunday March 5 with major withdrawals and time changes across the Toledo Ludington Port Huron Grand Rapids and Bay City Saginaw branches. Key edits include adjusted departures for trains 102 and 104 from Bay City to Detroit and reduced service on the Saginaw Ludington and Grand Ledge routes with weekday operation constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Marquette Railway
Toledo-Ludington
Port Huron-Grand Rapides
Grand Rapids
Toledo-Plymouth
Detroit
Bay City
Clare
Saginaw
Welhalla
Ludington
Mt. Pleasant
Colemar
Caire-Harrison
Coleman-Beaverton
Grand Ledge
Big Rapids
Ionia
Port Huron-Saginaw
Port Huron
Republican Township Caucus in Grant Township Michigan
Notice states a Republican caucus will be held in Grant Township Clare County Michigan on Friday March 10 1922 at 1 PM to nominate township officers and conduct other business by order of the committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Clare
Michigan
Town
Michigan fruit trees face storm damage and pruning debate
An observer recounts February 1822 storm damage to Michigan fruit trees and compares pruning methods. He urges controlled trials: leave stubs three to five inches, apply oil or paint, then test close pruning versus stump pruning to determine best long term tree survival and wound healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Be a Credit to Your Town and Its Citizens
A plea and guidance for civic pride and personal conduct to reflect well on one’s town. It urges residents to act with integrity, protect the city’s good name, and strive to make their actions show the community in a favorable light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
Popular Clare Couples Wed at Saginaw
Last Friday February 24 at Saginaw, Mrs Sadie Brown and Edward Causgrove of Clare were married. Causgrove has long been manager of the Michigan State Telephone Co office in Clare. They will move to Caro where he will serve as plant chief for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Causgrove
Caro
Saginaw
Sadie Brown
Foces
Michigan State Telephone Co
Causgrove
Telephone Company
Clare Study Club Sees Papers on State Relief
Clare Study Club met February 28 with Mrs A J Doherty presiding in the president’s absence. Six members explored Our State's Burden and Methods of Relief and discussed the Budget System and Relief by the Press in a round table format. Adjournment set for two weeks with Mrs Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Study Club
A. J. Doherty
Anderson
Caple
Mre. Artibeo
Hilda Bogardua
Mra. Norris Eiden
Elton Allen
Olnb
Mra. Johnson
Mrs Herman Krienke Dies After Illness in Herrick Township
At the home of her daughter Mrs Alfred Marxhausen of Herrick in Wice Township on Monday at one o clock the death occurred after months of illness. She was a respected Herrick citizen and a church worker in Clare and Herrick. Funeral from Clare Lutheran church Thursday afternoon Rev Hugo Hoenecke officiating. An obituary will appear in a later issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Marxhausen
Herrick
Herman Krienke
Wice Township
Clare
Clare, Thursday Afternoon,’ Rev. ‘Hugo ‘Hoenecke
Thurch
Detroit
What Every Woman Wants To Know About The Kitchen
Home economics column advises proper kitchen layout and tool placement to save time and energy. Tips include adjustable stove height, extra lighting via hooks, movable tables, knife sharpener, durable knife handles, dish drainers, steel wool for pans, and a fireless cooker to create extra hours for the housewife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobe
Sohlaaf Enters GOP Race for County Treasurer Nomination
Political announcement states Fred W. Sohlaaf will seek the Republican nomination for County Treasurer at the September primaries. The candidate asks for support from veterans and friends across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Sohaaf
Candidate Declares Candidacy for County Treasurer
A local resident announces plans to seek election as County Treasurer on a reform ticket, urging support from friends and neighbors ahead of the upcoming election. The note references the upcoming vote and ongoing campaign efforts in the community.
Exiled in Saint Petersburg A Letter From Mrs Littlefield
Dear Editor recounts settling at 540 North 8th Street in Saint Petersburg Florida. notes balmy air, Tampa Bay breeze, local parks and outdoor sports. mentions Royal Scotch Highlanders band performing from January to April and visits to New Port Richey Library with Dr Elroy M Avery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Florida
Saint Peter
North 8Th Street
Tampa Bay
Elderily Folka
Royal Scotch Highlanders
Bobby Stoiler
Gulf and
Bay
Elroy M. Avery
New Port Richey Library
Pinellas Peninsula
Gulf and Bay
Michigan
J. L. Littlefield
Farm Accounts Aid Credit Extension
H M Eliot of Michigan Agricultural College says careful farm accounts help secure bank credit. Financial statements show assets and liabilities and support loan requests even in tough times. The college offers a Farmers Account Book with cash, inventory, and yield pages, priced fifty cents, from East Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Eliot
Michigan Agricultural College
Eliot
The
Agricultural College
M. A. O. Farm Management Department
East Lansing
Farmers' Attention Contract Offers 1022 Beet Agreements
Farmers are urged to review and sign one of 1022 sugar beet contracts offered by Columbia Sugar C Co with Mt. Pleasant as the base location and W. S. Teeter serving as local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Sugar C Co
Mt. Pleasant
Seven Amendments To Be Voted On In Michigan Ballot
The article lists at least seven proposed constitutional amendments on the Michigan general election ballot. It notes three initiated by the 1321 Legislature and four by popular petition, approved by the state department. Proposals include school attendance rules, state legislature selection by population, home rule extensions, and appointive superintendent, plus a state income tax and eminent domain for parks and port districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Yegislatu
Department of State
Legisla—Ture
Auctions Set for March 8 at Farwell and Five Lakes
John Woodward schedules a bone fide sale at his farm half a mile north of Farwell on March 8. Groves begins at 9 o clock. William Kaplinger holds a sale at a farm near Five Lakes with seed crops livestock and eleven brood sows. A full list will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woodward
Farwell
Groves
Wm. Kap- Plinger
Five Lakes
Emmet Holmes Farm Sale Near Clare to Auction Farm Equipment
Emmet Holmes announces a farm sale one mile south and four miles east of Clare. The usual farm equipment will be disposed of. The sale begins at one o clock with Thos Groves serving as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Holmes
Clare
Thos. Groves
Sheridan township Republican caucus notices meeting
The Republican Caucus for Sheridan township will be held at the town hall on Saturday March 11 1922 at 2 PM to nominate candidates for township offices and transact other lawful business. Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Dali
Said
Reservation Notice For The Bungalow
Parties desiring a reservation must mail a postal card 48 hours prior. Message from Michael and Michael requests compliance with telephone conditions for booking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Marriage of Mina Shaver and Eugene Allen at parsonage
Mina Doris M. Shaver of Arthur township and Eugene Allen of Sheridan township were married Saturday evening February 18 at the Methodist parsonage. Rev. E W Davia performed the ceremony. The couple are well known in their communities and receive the best wishes of many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Doris M. Shaver
Arthur Township
Eugene Allen
Sheridan Township
E. W. Davia
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City Council
Marquette
Weilman
Pere Marquette Railroad
Republican Township Caucus
S. H. McNutt
Iowa
Ihs
Tor Rok
H. McNutt
Ftowa
Entertainment and Pie Social
Michizan Agri
Didacy
End
J. L. " Littlefield
Petersburg
W. S. Teeter
Marche
Allen
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