Dairy Profits Conference Set for Clare in March
The Dairy Profits Conference will be held in Clare on March 23 as a major agricultural meeting. County Agent P Z Gibson notes strong delegate interest and full representation. Michigan State College specialists will discuss dairy survey findings and the relation of feeds to profits, with an afternoon session for delegates to work on county dairy issues and profit strategies.
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Clare
P. Z. Gibson
Michigan State College
East Lansing
A. C. Baltzer
R. E. Decker
Paul Rood
A. F. Stephens
R. J. Silkett
Ann Arbor
Clare Shipping Association Annual Meeting Notice
The Clare Shipping Association will hold its annual meeting at the I O O F hall in Clare on Saturday March 21 at 2 00 PM. Members are requested to attend and review association affairs and plans.
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Clare ‘Shipping Association
I. O. O. F. Hall
Claré
Shipping Dates for Clare Shipping Association
The Clare Shipping Association announces next shipping dates on Tuesday March 24 and April 1. Contact details listed as phone .220F21.
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Clare Shipping Association
Samborn's Advertises Battery and Radiator Buyback
A terse local ad urges selling old batteries radiators and green hides to Samborn's, with the phone number 23 provided for contact.
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Samborn’s
Adv
Community activities and upcoming meetings listed
Circuit Court convenes at Harrison March 28. Spring vacation for city schools begins March 27. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Burd Friday afternoon. Clare Shipping Association annual meeting March 21 at IOOF Hall. Films of Passion Play shown at M E church March 31. Kings Daughters meet with Mrs Fred Loomis next Thursday. Quilt needs good attendance. One act play Present Day China at Congregational church March 22. Revi Percy V Dawe of Gadillac to give dramatic reading from the book of Job.
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Fred Loomis
China
Congregational
Percy V. Dawe
Gadillac
Sunday School Class Jolly St Patrick Party
The Up and Doing class of the Methodist Sunday School led by Mrs Stella Holden was hosted by June Hachmuth at her home for a St Patrick's Day party. Decorations, games, stunts and prizes celebrated the day with high green hats awarded to Hazel Stottlemyer Ruth Ireland and Billy Moline. Lunch followed and the group sang and played more games before departing. Mrs Holbrook and Mrs Gibbs assisted in serving.
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Methodist Sunday School
Stella Holden
June Hachmuth
Ireland
Hazel Stottlemeyer
Ruth Ireland
Billy Moline
Card of Appreciation for Phoebe Loomis
I thank neighbors for thoughtful remembrance during my mother Mrs Phoebe Loomis illness and the King's Daughters for their splendid pot of fruit. This means a great deal to her in her declining years. Mrs L A Thompson
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Phoebe Loomis
L.A
Spring sowing warns against seed bargain traps
Farmers warned that bargain seed schemes prey on hard times with misleading marketing. A Michigan State College analysis found a so called Star Bargain alfalfa seed containing 96 percent alfalfa but 86 percent of that was worthless brown seed and 1 percent had 10 weed types, priced at $10.92 per bushel yet actual value near $20. The second lot, advertised as bargain mix of alfalfa Alsike clover and timothy, was 80.5 percent timothy with low grade companions and many weeds, priced over $12 per 100 pounds. Last year cheap certified seed proved to be false, revealing only downgraded stock with weed content.
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American Field Seed Company
Michigan State College
Three Year Jersey Cow at Center of Court Dispute
Clare County Circuit Court will hear Dan Patterson versus Arthur Grosvenor on a replevin claim over a three year old Jersey cow. Trial will proceed next Monday before Judge Hart with jury participation and new counsel for Patterson after the death of Charles Perry.
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Clare County
Harrison
Dan Patterson
Arthur Grosvenor
Appellee
Hart
Justice Callihan
Jersey
Patterson
Charles’ W. Perry
Grosvenor
Charles W. Perry
Alexander’. H. Wylie
Joseph 4H. Youmans
Circuit Court
Perry
Chester EH. Morris
Midland
Madenville
Midland County
Clare
Tobacco River
Mortis
Wylie
SHU Try Gipilp Seritinel Event Next Week
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a planned event named SHU Try Gipilp Seritinel scheduled for next week. Details such as date, location, and participants are unclear in the readable text.
Infectious Abortion Control Project Planned for Dairymen
Michigan dairymen confront infectious abortion seen as more troublesome than tuberculosis. Michigan State College Dairy Extension teams with local vets to educate on spread symptoms and control. Dr. B J Kilham leads talks March 14 at J W Schaeffer's and Grove Grange hall with blood testing of herds.
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Michigan
Dairy Extension Department
Michigan State College
B. J. Kilham
College Extension
Kilham
J. W. Schaeffer’s
Grove Grange Hall
Stirling
Child Takes First Steps to Radio
In 1929 a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Marion C. Wright weighed twenty four ounces. Now two, she walked alone for the first time while listening to a Ballard Chefs program on station WHAS Louisville. A station announcement is planned for Monday March 23 at 9 00 pm EST with the Jug Band playing When you are Smiling.
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Marion C. Wright
Ballard Chefs
WHAS
Louisville
Appreciation Note From Mrs Gotton Expresses Gratitude
Mrs. G H Gotton thanks the Grove ladies and Colonville Ladies Aid for kindness thoughtfulness and flowers sent during her illness in a concise note of gratitude from the area.
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Lm Grove
Colonville
G. H. Gotton
Rural Precincts Nominate Officers
Rural precincts nominate officers including Member Board of Review D F Olds Highway Commissioner George Beerens Supervisor Ed Moder Clerk Henry Magnus Treasurer Albert Shaver Highway Commissioner Wm Hileman Justice of Peace John Pfannes Member Board of Review Henry Ott Constables Frank Lower Ira Root.
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Highway Com
George Beerens
HATTON _ Peoples
Ed. Moder
Henry Magnus
Albert Shaver
r—Wm. Hileman
John Pfannes
Henry Ott
Frank Lower
Ira Root
State to Aid Counties With Health Unit Plan
The article outlines a proposed health unit to service three counties at costs around $1,500 for Clare for six months. A doctor dentist and sanitary engineer would travel the counties. three resident nurses and a central office clerk would support the unit. Midland previously spent $18,000 on health services, reduced to $5,000 under the plan, aiming for near total immunization against smallpox typhoid diphtheria and scarlet fever within two years. A large audience including county officers attended as details were promised in the Sentinel next week.
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Clare County
Midland County
Mulder
Tichenor
Hurd
Sentinel
In Memoriam Alice Alger
In loving memory of Alice Alger a devoted wife and mother who died two years ago on March 18. Her husband O. J. Alger and children Clifford Alger Mrs. Wm. Battles Jr. join in heartfelt tribute hoping for reunion in Heaven where parting tears are shed no more.
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Alice Alger
O. J. Alger
Clifford Alger
Wm. Battles, Jr
Appreciation note from Florence Hunt for city treasurer nomination
Florence Hunt thanks Clare voters after being nominated for city treasurer at the City Convention on Monday evening. She pledges her best efforts to serve the people of the city if elected in April.
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Clare
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Support
To our many friends and neighbors who so gratuitously aided us in every way for the beautiful flowers the spiritual bouquets and to the Reverends Fons Mulvey and Flaninery and to Mr Joseph Schnitzler and Mr Pleasant choir your expressions of sympathy have been very consoling and we herewith express our sincere gratitude. Mrs Daniel araconints and Family.
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Fons, Mulvey
Flaninery
Joseph Schnitzler
List Your Livestock With Farmers' Produce Shipment
Advertising notice for livestock listings with a shipping date set for Tuesday March 31st and a contact telephone number 139 for Farmers’ Produce. The brief notice emphasizes selling or listing animals through the farming concern.
Meat Prices and Hogs Quoted by L W Jackson
Fragmentary OCR lists prices and items including hogs beef mutton hides and a value of 242.00 to 308 in unclear units. Hints of a local butcher or market notice with quoted prices by L W Jackson and scattered figures suggesting typical commodity quotes.
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L. W. Jackson
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Clare ‘County ‘Savings Bank
Clare County Savings
Clare County Savings Bank
Dairy Profits Conference
Ann Arbor Railroad Company
Roy Decker
Clare Congregational Church
A. Dawson
Shipper
Ladies Aid
I. 0
M. E. Church
City
Citizens State Bank
the Bank
Schaeffer Farm
Elm Grove Hall
Board of Review
D. F. Olds
Évety
Memoriam
Florence Hunt
Daniel Araconints
Clare Elevator Co
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