Heckel tests 330 cows in D H Imp Assn during February
In February 330 cows were on test with 64 dry. Average production per cow including dry cows was 654 lbs milk and 26.08 lbs butterfat. Parsons and Sons Linwood had three purebred Holsteins filling the big-pail at 80.0 80.2 and 80.6 lbs. Windover Midwestia again has high herd. Four milking Shorthorns yielded 1592 lbs milk and 65.2 lbs fat per cow. Parsons Linwood won large herd with 21 Holsteins at 1006 lbs milk and 34.02 lbs fat. Clara Aire Ranch's grade Jersey two-year-old produced 768 lbs milk and 44.5 lbs fat. Parsons also led three-year-old with 2781 lbs milk and 69.5 lbs fat, Begick Bay City high four-year-old Holstein at 1795 lbs milk and 61.0 lbs fat. Parsons Linwood has high mature purebred Holstein at 2320 lbs milk and 96.5 lbs fat. Lloyd Heckel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Parsons and Sons
Linwood
Co. W. ‘Windover
Midiana
A. D. MacRae
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Schrieber
H.M. Parsons
Fresh Groceries Ad Lists Livestock and Ship Dates
A regional ad promotes LIST YOUR LIVESTOCK with Farmers' Produce, noting shipping dates Tuesday March 29 and April 12. It provides telephone 139 and credits Pp. E. Geeck and James O'Connor as advertisers, announcing a fresh line of staple and fancy groceries.
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James O'Connor
Adv
Local Events and Club Meetings Listed for March and April
Community groups announce upcoming activities including Masonic minstrel shows on April 7 and 8, American Legion banquet March 21, Zenobia Chapter meeting tonight March 18, a drama The Terrible Meek for Easter Sunday, and an Amateur Independent Basketball tournament March 23 to 25 at the school auditorium. Also notes on W C T A and Ladies Auxiliary gatherings, a Rev. Younglove talk, Easter party by the Guild, and the Congregational church parlor gathering March 23 with a silver offering.
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Guild
Republican Caucus Affirms Fair Handling by Committee
A large crowd attended the Tuesday night Republican caucus and praised the orderly process. Members commended the committee for fair voting, noting it reflected well on the nominees and the high character of the committee men.
Fox raid devastates Dolgelly lamb and poultry stock
In the Dolgelly district Wales forty lambs and poultry were killed by fox raids. A fox and a vixen were shot during a hunt on the Tal y llyn Pass. A farmer was lowered by ropes into the lair where terriers killed seven cubs and the lair held carcasses of forty lambs.
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Dolgelly
Wales
Tal-y-llyn
Brotherly Relationship and Stepbrother Definitions
The text defines half brothers as sharing one parent from two marriages of either parent. Stepbrothers share a parent in common through marriage. If a widower with a son marries a widow who has a son, the boys are stepbrothers.
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Werth
Spirit of Optimism Prevails With All Clare Merchants
Clare merchants report strong business prospects despite a mild winter slow down. Banks remain solid with long years of service and confidence, while Clare benefits from location near farmland and resort traffic. Farmers, though facing lower incomes, continue to purchase needed merchandise.
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CLARE
Tocal
National Music Camp Owns Its Interlochen Home
The National Music Camp has bought its own 300 acres and about 100 buildings at Interlochen Michigan, including Hotel Pennington. Founded in 1928 by Joseph B Maddy the camp grew from a $40 000 deficit to solvency and now owns the land and hotel, ensuring a stable future. High school musicians from across the country attend an eight week summer program with renowned conductors and a staff of 30 symphony players. The camp also runs a supervisor program with college credits, and offers recreational facilities and lodging for visitors and campers alike.
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Interlochen
Michigan
Pennington
Joseph B. Maddy
University of Michigan
National
Hawaii
Alaska
Panama Canal Zone
California
Maine
Florida
John Philip Sousa
NBC
Walter Damrosch
Eugene Goossens
Howard Hangen
Edwin Franko Goldman
Question on supervisors seeking county office clarified
Rep Miles M Callaghan explains Michigan Act 258 1931 clarifying that county supervisors are ineligible for election or appointment to another county office during their term and six months after, with exception for counties under 60000 population. The law applies to larger counties only.
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Miles M. Callaghan
Board of Supervisors
Public Acts of
State of
Michigan
Board ‘of Supervisors
Board of ‘Supervisors
Local Election Ballot Heads to Voters in City
Much interest manifested in election with candidates listed for all offices. Second ward voters must choose two aldermen to fill a one year term and a vacancy from last spring. Committees named for Republicans and Democrats. Measure costs noted at $22.00.
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Martz Detwiler
A. Wilkinson
Wm. Dwyer
Thos Bruce
Charlotte
Detwiler
Ira Richmond
A. Hachmuth
Ed. Johnston
Fred Smalley
A. L. Rogers
Atty John Quinn Dies of Heart Trouble in Harrison
John Quinn longtime Clare County attorney, aged seventy seven, died after a heart ailment. Born January 11 1854 in Seneca County New York he practiced law thirty nine years and served in public roles before private practice. Survived by wife Cora Clark, two daughters Julia Leone Campbell and Doris Isabel Coons, son John Wayne, four grandsons, and other relatives. Funeral rites were held Thursday at St Athanasius church Harrison with burial at St Athanasius cemetery.
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Clare County
John Quinn
Seneca County
New York
Durand
Michigan
Jennie’ Dodge
Harold
William J
S Stanley
Quinn
Cora Clark
Harrison
Julia Leone Campbell
Winnepeet
Canada
Doris Isabel Coons
Royal Oak
John Wayne
John M
William Quinn
Saginaw
John Richard
David James Coons
Royal
New Discovery Reaches Cause of Stomach Gas
Dr Carl reports poisons in the upper bowel cause stomach gas. A simple remedy Adlerika washed out the upper bowel and expelled the gas. Anderson druggist Clare Win Burston druggist Farwell.
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Carl
H. A. Anderson
Clare
E Win
Burston
Farwell
Department weighs quarterly license plate plan feasibility
Department of State reviews in detail Arkansas model for quarterly automobile license payments as a solution to tax defaults. Analysis covers economic impact, potential gains in road use, and disadvantages including legal and administrative considerations. Also notes mass driver license renewals and recent revocations under new three year re registration law.
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Department of State
Arkansas
Michigan Department of State
Secretary of State
Driver’s Loss of Vehicle Control Cited in Report
A fragment notes a driver losing complete vehicle control. The report fragment mentions the incident without full details, focusing on the loss of control and its immediate consequence.
Dair y Profits Conference Set For March 22
Plans advance for the third annual 1932 dairy profits conference in Isabella county. The event on March 22 at Mt. Pleasant will involve delegates from across the county and start at 10:00 am. Aimed at expanding dairy profitability through proven programs from 1930 and 1931, with experts A C Baltzer and R J Silkert assisting Cribbs and other local delegates.
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Isabella ‘County
W. C. Cribbs
Court House
Mt. Pleasant
Hatius
A. C. Baltzer
Michigan State College
R. J. Silkert
Aunt Arbor
W.G. Cribbs
W. CG. Cribbs
Clare Shipping Dates Set for March Twenty Second and April Fifth
The Clare Shipping Association posts shipping dates for the coming period. Shipper H. A. Dawson announces departures on Tuesday March 22 and Tuesday April 5 with contact phone 220F21.
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Clare Shipping Association
H. A. Dawson
Samborn's Ad Seeks Batteries Radiators and Hides
Sell your ora batteries radiators and green hides at Samborn's. Phone 23.
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Samborn’s
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M. E. . Ladies Auxiliary
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Howard W. Jonexady
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