Governor Roges Speaks on State Road Program and Covert Act
State Highway Commissioner Rogers addresses a luncheon urging support for road bonds and noting the trunk line system as vital to the state. He cites Covert act use in paving villages and outlines a 1922 program to build 927 miles of road at about 15 million dollars, with petitions from counties and civic groups.
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Gaginaw
Rogers
Grange
State Administrative Board
Bogere
Boards of Commerce
Sagimew
Anynother
Trakc
Refusel
Rogere
Republican Caucus in Clare Michigan Chooses Nomination Offices
The Republican Caucus of Clare Michigan will meet at city hall on Friday March 10 1922 at 8 PM to nominate candidates for mayor city clerk and treasurer and conduct other business. Ward caucuses follow at Hopebourne Citizens State Bank City Rail and other locations to select nominees for supervisor alderman constable and related matters. Dated March 4 1922. LL BE Davy J Bicknell T Walker.
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Clare
Michigan
Hopebourne
Citizens State Bank
City Rail
LL. BE. Davy J
Bicknell T, Walker
Farewell Party Honors Clyde White and Family
O Colonville correspondent reports a farewell gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Clyde White and family on March 1. Over one hundred friends attended, sharing music and games. baskets were exchanged as neighbors bade them farewell from the community.
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Colonville
Clyde
Alaach
Fred
Famous Orchestra to Play in Clare March 1778
Friday evening, March 17, Clare residents will hear the Michigan dance orchestra Girardote Happy Seven led by Prof. Fivenson. Vaudeville star Slim Jack Silverman from Chicago will perform, entertaining Elks in Bay City on March 20 and appearing in Clare that night. The concert promises lively music, comedy, and tricks, with Silverman billed as the funniest on stage.
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Clare
Michigan
Girardote Happy Seven
Fiveneon
Jack Silverman
Silverman
Slim Jack Silvera
St. Patrick’s Day
Elks of Michigan
Bay City
Fivyenson’r
Fivenson
Mr. Silverman
Chicago
Clipped Accident and State Funeral Observed
Everett Loomis suffered a broken leg and dislocated ankle when fog rolled over him near Clare He was taken to the home of his wife Nellie Sowers of Mt Pleasant All state offices closed at 2 pm Tuesday to allow state officials and employees to attend the funeral of Mrs Frank H Rogera wife of the state highway commissioner who died Sunday
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Everett Loomis
8 H. A. Loomis
Cost
Clare
Nellie Sowers
Mt. Pleasant
Frank H. Rogera
Consolidation Plan Planned for Hersey Schools
Plans move forward to merge Riverside Johnson McKay and Fenning into the Hersey system, a proposal supported by a large number of taxpayers who are enthusiastic about the consolidation.
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Hersey
Riverside
Johnson, McKay
Fenning
Hersey Eystem
Owosso Sugar Company Sets Beet Price for 1922
The Owosso Sugar company announced a minimum price of 85.00 per ton for beets in 1922, a reduction of 100 per ton from last year. Higher rates may be paid if sugar rises. if sugar reaches 38.00 per 100 pounds, beets would be valued at 9.00 per ton. Much hinges on Congress and tariff actions.
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Owosso Sugar Company
Congress
Publisher transition at The Rapide Pioneer announced
Wells Harvey publisher of The Rapide Pioneer bans purchase of the Osceola County Herald from A W Huckie Albert O James will edit and manage Reed City paper taking charge March 1 Mr and Mrs Sackle expect soon to depart for a European trip
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Wells
Hatton Township Republican Caucus Scheduled
The Hatton township caucus will meet at the town hall on Monday March 18 1922 at 2 PM to nominate candidates for township offices and conduct other lawful business. By order of Committee.
Vernon Township Democratic Caucus Held at Townhall
The Democratic caucus for Vernon Township meets at Townhall in Salad Township on Monday March 15 at 2:00 PM to nominate a candidate for the agental town.
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Vernon
Townhall
Salad Township
Farmers Demand Cut in Michigan Freight Rates and Zoning
The Michigan State Farm Bureau and Michigan Traffic League push for immediate freight rate reductions and elimination of the zoning system to prevent geographic discrimination in interstate and intrastate shipping. They cite higher costs for Upper Peninsula farmers and unequal rates versus southern Michigan, with hearings expected in April.
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Michigan
State Farm Bureau
Michigan Traffic League
Public Utilities Commission
Canada
Farm Bureau
Niles
Kalamazoo
Jackson
New England
Far West
Farm Bureau and Traffic League
Mackinac City
Good Literature Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Good Literature Club was held at Mrs. C. A. Reading's home Tuesday evening with a pot luck dinner. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs. A. H. Horton Vice-President Mrs. O. M. Jones and Mrs. C. A. Reading Secretary Miss Rose H. Davey Treasurer Mrs. Minnie Gaul The club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Ben Demarest on March 21.
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Good Literature Club
C. A. Reading
A. H. Horton
Bernice Allen
Hazel Archambouls
Mra. Lampman
Cc. M. Jones
Mra
Rs. O. M. Jones
Mias Rose H. Davey
Minnie Oaul Thera
Ben Demarest
Card of Thanks for Support During Illness and Death
We thank all who assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Special thanks to Rev Otto J R Hoenecke of Saginaw for comfort, to Mesdames Krienke Badgley Babcock Drake Church Lamphere, Rev Milberry, neighbors with floral offerings, church choirs of Clare and Herrick, Lutheran church members, Mr Thurston, and those who offered autos. Signed Herman Erinin er, Mrs Alf Marxhausen, Mrs John Kris on, Mrs George Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto J. R. Hoenecke
Saginaw
Krienke
Badgley
Babcock
Drake
Church
Lamphere
Milberry
Clare and
Herrick
Lutheran Church
Mr. Thurston
Union Caucus to Nominate Township Candidates at Sheridan
A Union Caucus will be held at the Sheridan town hall on Monday March 18 1922 at 2 o clock P M to nominate candidates for township offices and to conduct other business of the caucus. Dated March 3 1922 by order of Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Township
Masquerade Dance at Mt Vernon Grange Hall Friday
A masquerade dance will be held at Mt Vernon Grange hall on Friday evening March 17. Dancing from 8:00 p m to 2:00 a m. Admission prices include remarks on mime and live entertainment.
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Mt. Vernon Grange Hall
Sapper
St. Patrick's
Greaner Hall
Herrick
Ten Commandments for Rural Mail Carriers
A dated public notice lists ten rules for rural mail service. It warns patrons not to request address tasks, to stamp letters in advance, carry proper change, and use return addresses. It cites proper addressing, direct correspondence to routes, secure packing, and postage requirements, ending with patience toward late carriers.
Warns Against Pneumonia Now
The state health department warns that pneumonia is a seasonal risk. Data show 684 cases in early February versus 519 last year and 493 on average, with January at 759 cases and higher than the 1921 level. Health officials urge rest, avoid cold exposure, and keep homes ventilated to boost resistance.
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State Department of Health
R. M. Olin
Town Ship Nominations Open for Spring Election
The county wide push for city and township candidates continues as walls advertise nominations and the Sentinel announces three upcoming issues will publish full nomination lists on the front page in a dedicated column.
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the Sentinel
Notice to the Public from the Bungalow
A brief public notice from the Bungalow references a card and related items. The readable fragment mentions making and a sorecleney but provides no clear actions, dates, or locations. Further details are unreadable.
Michigan Adopts Standard Fruit Varieties for Growers
The Michigan State Horticultural Society, after field study by its experimental committee and including representatives from the BM A. O. horticultural department, approves a list of standard commercial varieties. Southeastern Michigan should plant Duchess, Spy, Wagener. central regions grow Wagener. northwest prefers Wagener. Elberta peach only for commercial use. pears include Bartlett Kieffer Seckel with Clapp Howell Rose in the southwest.
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Michigan
Michigan State Horticultural Society
BM. A. O. Horticultural Department
Weslby
Jonathan
Grimes
McIntosh
Famouse
Rhode Island
Red Canada
Steels
Duchees
Southen
Central
Bartlett
Kieffer
Registration Notice for Clare Michigan Voters
The city clerk of Clare Michigan announces registration rules for electors. Persons may register personally by mail or messenger, with dates in March 1922 for general and affidavit registrations. The clerk will review registrations at the Clare County Savings Bank on March 11 and March 18 1922 from 8am to 8pm.
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Clare
Michigan
Aaid City
Clare County Savings Bank
F. O. McGuire
James M Wellman Seeks County Treasurer Post Again
James M Wellman announces his candidacy for county treasurer on the Republican ticket. He urges both ladies and gentlemen to vote in the September primary.
Special meeting notice from American ICS group
A special meeting notice references the American group with a date around March 17. details are incomplete but indicate an organized session or assembly scheduled by the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ics
x.Maret
Auction Sale Near Clare By Emmet Holmes
Emmet Holmes rents his farm one mile south and four miles east of Clare and will sell his entire personal property to the highest bidder. The forecast notes warmer temperatures ahead as crowds attend the sale.
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Manoa
Emmet Holmes
Clare
Kapplinger Livestock Offered From Clare Area Farm
William Kapplinger lists a large livestock sales. farm located four miles north and six miles west of Clare. The seller offers 95 acres for sale with sale starting at one o'clock.
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Wm. Kapplinger
Clare
Clare area adds farm supply store and upcoming event
Next week marks a historic note for Frank Acre seven miles north and four miles east of Clare as Thiessala opens at 1 00 with the usual hat of farm necessities.
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Frank Acre
Clare
Thiessala
Roy A Johnston dies at 43 in Wisconsin
Roy Augustus Johnston born in Felton county Ohio in 1878 passed away in Polk county Wisconsin February 28 1922 at age 43 years 9 months after a ten day illness. He married Celis N Goodenow March 27 1905 and leaves daughter Thelma 15 and two brothers Perry and Claude Johnston of Ludington. Funeral held at the Methodist church with Rev W Davie officiating and burial in Cherry Grove cemetery. Out of town mourners listed.
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Roy Augustus Johnston
Felton County
Ohio
Polk County
Wisconsin
Celis N. Goodenow
Thelma
Perry
Claude Johneton
Ludington
Clare
Methodist Church
W. Davie
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Claude Johnston
Chas, Koppion
Custer
Clarence Boughman
Fred Johnston
Williamston
Chas. Goodenow
Marion
John Worner
Lansing
James Cunningham
Flint
Farm Home Burns Sunday Evening
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the tenant home of Joseph Murphy located about one and a half miles east of the city. The house had just been occupied the day before by Mr and Mrs J W Butters who were away when the fire occurred. Help arrived in time to save household effects and the building was partially insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Murphy
J. W. Butters
Vernon Township Registration Notice for Michigan Voters
Vernon Township announces registration hours at the Vernon Town Hall from March 11 to March 18 for unregistered voters in Vernon and Isabella townships. Clerk Leo Smock notes registration occurs on all days except Sundays and holidays, with dates and approval by the township clerk.
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Vernon Township
Isabella Township
State of Michigan
Vernon Town
Leo Smock
Mrs H Krienke laid to rest at Clare Michigan
Mrs. Herman Krienke aged 56 died February 27 1922 at Wise township Michigan after a life of hard work in Oak Park Chicago and Clare She was born Julia Bailitz in 1866 in Welna Germany and leaves her husband three daughters two sisters and several grandchildren with funeral services at her home and church conducted by Rev Otto J R Hoenecke interment at Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Herman Krienke
Welna
Parkova
Germany
Julia Bailitz
Robert Danelewski
Augusta
Olga
Martha
Marie
Oak Park
Chicago
Danelevski
Clare
Michigan
Wise Township
Lutheran Church of
Marie Haupa
Parkove
Edward Champion
Dick Peterson
Grand Rapids
Willian Giers
Harrison, Mich
Otto. J. R. Hoenecke
Saginaw
Cherry Grove
Hoenecke
Our Mother Dear In Childhood Memory
A reflective poem venerates the mother as the first comforting presence. It recalls childhood years, tears, and late life dependence on her guiding voice. The speaker laments changing fortunes yet emphasizes the mother as an enduring beacon of support and reverence.
Unclear candidacy statement for county treasurer race
A fragmented notice asserts no urging from friends for a county treasurer candidacy at the September 12 1922 primaries on the Republican ticket. The speaker claims to be qualified and capable, urging responsible duties and efficiency in office.
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The
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State Highway Commission
Move
Head
Republican Caucus
Famous
Hatton
Said
Democratic Caucus
Literature Club
Herman Erininer
Alf. Marxhausen
John Krison
George Howe
Dr. Olin
Sentinel
Jae. M. Wellman
Crowe
Robips
Roy A. Johnston
Social and Entertainment
H. Krienke
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