Property plat notes with lots and boundaries in Crooked Lake area
A dense survey excerpt lists portions of lots in township coordinates, featuring measurements, bearings, and part descriptions. It references parcels in Crooked Lake section 23, Temple village additions, and multiple named subdivisions with lot numbers and times.
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Crooked Lake
Rangh
Dewey Stave Co
Alotdon
Temple
Ae i
Tedebatane Bas Sao
Loed Coceracarecesan Eld
Vvesceeseeseus
Georg
Entombed Fifteen Hours in Pocahontas Mine Tragedy
Ten bodies recovered from the Pocahontas coal mine after a triple dust explosion. Rescue teams pulled six bodies at midnight and four more nine hours later. All 75 workers on site were accounted for, with ten dead and 25 injured. one man, Lloyd Ligscomb, survived after 15 hours entombed behind coal and slate. Survivors report three blasts at 3200 feet depth that collapsed shaft walls.
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Arista
W. Va
Pocahontas
Lloyd Ligscomb
President Jackson Letters Found From 1833 Treasury Files
Treasury vaults yielded a book of about six letters addressed to the secretary of the treasury from Andrew Jackson dating to 1833. The collection, written in Jacksons hand, centers on the bank of the United States controversy. No new light was provided on the case by the correspondence discovered.
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Jackson
Washington
The
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Jackson
President Jackson
Bank of the United States
No Adoption Law Secures Children in England
A read note states that in England the adoption of children cannot be legally secured. It highlights uncertainty over legal adoption processes and parental rights within the country.
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England
Local notes from Clare area include visits and obituaries
Correspondence Lake Harry Spence made a business trip to Clare last Wednesday. Theodore Green returned from Ohio for an extended visit. Fred Martin of Saginaw visited with his brother Lorenzo and family. Simon Cornell visited her brother Harry Cornell. Mr and Mrs Henry Green went to Reed City for a possible operation but learned none was needed. Bert Scott celebrated his 54th birthday with a 22‑cover dinner and well wishes. Mrs Lee Kibby died in Lansing and was buried here after a funeral at Gleaner Hall. Attendees included local residents and visitors from Lansing and Clare. Others: Mary and Frances Sheardy returned from Clare. Geo Cosgrove at Windover Lake. Ruth Myers at Olave. George Scott family visited Mrs Smalley. Clifford Malesh drove to Farwell. Walter Cornell left for Grand Rapids.
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Harry, Spence
Clare
Theodore Green
Ohio
Fred Martin
Saginaw
Lorenzo Martin
Simon Cornell
Harry Cornell
Henry Green
Reed City
Grangers
Bert Scott
Mr. Scott
Lee Kibby
Lansing
Gleaner Hall
Fahnestock
Ee -Kibby
Archie
Frank Fahnestock
Erving Andrews
Mrs. Andrews
Fred Yoder
Ethel Halstead
Mary
Frances Sheardy
Geo. Cosgrove
Windover Lake
Ruth Myers
Olave
Mr. Pleasant
George Scott
Farwell
Walter Cornell
Grand Rapids
Local News Briefs From Arthur Center
Nearly everyone here is sick or caring for someone ill. James Hitchet returned from Flint last Saturday and plans a sale soon. Q Shall is ill with flu. Geo Bates and Ralph Shall traveled to Gladwin Saturday. Maude Barber could not return to school Monday. George Waltera breeding a fine colt this winter. Mary Helen Bates recovering well from the fin. Clifford Richmond worked for S A Leitner most of last week. Ora Hale went to Harrison last Wednesday.
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James Hitchet
Flint
Q. Shall
Geo. Bates
Ralph Shall
Gladwin
Maude Barber
George Waltera
Mary Helen Bates
Clifford Richmond
S. A. Leitner
Ora Hale
Harrison
Windover and neighbors noted in local greetings
Oliver Campbell of Clare served as a caller on Saturday. George Cosgrows from Lake spent the weekend at the Baker home. Mrs. Smith departed Thursday to visit her son in Ithaca. Baker visited Farwell Tuesday to see Dr. Lamb. Mark Holcomb of Lansing visited friends in the area during the weekend. Mrs. Har Mann left for Alma. Lewis Weiser went home to Alma after a month with Earl Mann. Tom Nichole and John Seitz attended a sale near Farwell Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Pyles and Wat Breeman called at Lewis Brx's last Thursday.
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Oliver Campbell
George Cosgrows
Lake
Baker
Mrs. Smith
Ithaca
F.M. ‘Baker
Farwell
Dr. Lamb
Mark Holcomb
Lansing
Thia
Mrs. Har] Mann
Alma
Lewis Weiser
Almas
Earl’Mann
Tom Nichole
John Seitz
Pyles
Wat Breeman
Lewis Br
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Township
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Wilson Ice Co
City of
Budd Lake
Wilsons Addition
Ee.s.es
Wadio
Littlefield
Feighner, & Parish Publishers
Michigan
U.S
Canada
Tan Sentinel
TAX Sentinel
Dorssy
Theolarn Sentinel
American Press Association
New York
Chicago
Arthur Center
Wmlange
Clare County Savings Bank
Clare, Michigan
P.S
Ko-Ze-Feet
J. A. Allen & CO
Art
ART Loft
E. H. Sternaman
Clare, Mich
Floyd Kirkpatrigk
Nriregiat
Mich
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