Clare County Bank mortgagee sale notice for 1925
Default on mortgage by Robert Rose of Clare Michigan to The Clare County Savings Bank. Public auction set for June 28 1925 at 10:00 AM at the Harrison courthouse to satisfy due principal interest seven percent costs and attorney's fee for the described property in Sheridan Township Clare County Michigan including tract described as North half of the Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter and related parcels.
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Robert’ Rose
Clare
Michigan
Clare County Savings Bank
Office
Register of Deeds
Glare
State of
City of
Harrison
County of Clare
Tobacco River
Sheridan
Clare County
Foreclosure of Mortgage on Clare Property Scheduled
The Flowers Mausoleum Company seeks sale of the west ten feet of the south half of lot 3 and the south half of lot 2 in block 19 Clare Michigan, at the courthouse front door on June 30, 1925. Attorney William A. Bahlke represents mortgagors Fred M. Stilgenbauer Zelpha Stilgenbauer. mortgage dated Sept 2 1924 recorded Oct 16 1924 in Clare County. Amount due 453.10 principal and interest plus 165.00 attorney fee. total unpaid. sale by power of sale under mortgage statute.
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Fred M. Stilgenbauer
Zelpha Stilgenbauer
Mt. Pleasant
Isabella County
Michigan
Flowers Mausoleum Company
Nicholas Building
Toledo
Ohio
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
Harrison
The
Artificial light as stimulant for laying hens in winter
A discussion on using artificial lighting to extend daylight for hens, detailing potential benefits like higher feed intake and egg production, and noting mixed health observations. Advice includes timing for turning lights on, feeding regimes, and practical setup with an alarm clock and specific grain rations.
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A. G. Philips
Purdue University
Sprouted Oats Guide Winter Flock Health and Egging
Green feed during winter months boosts egg production and flock health. Cabbage or sprouted oats recommended. oats easy to obtain on farms. Sprouter trays two inches deep and two feet square fit an upright rack with ten trays for two to three hundred birds. Temperature kept at 60 to 70 degrees in a furnace room. Soak two or three pounds of oats overnight, place in a tray each day, and feed when sprouts reach one quarter to one inch.
Maturity Timeline for Hens and Egg Laying
The article explains that seven months are needed for a chicken to mature. During growth feed builds bone flesh and feathers, while after maturity feed supports egg production. If hens begin laying in fall they will likely continue through winter with proper care, while growing birds starting in cold weather lay late next spring.
Poultry Notes on Egg Quality and Packaging Practices
Dole Poultry advises keeping nests clean and eggs well graded by size shape and color. Sell only sound eggs in standard packages to maintain value. discard small dirty or cracked eggs for home use and store eggs cool and dry to prevent spoilage and mold.
One-Piece Bathing Suit Marked Down to $1.50
A shopkeeper offers a reduced one piece bathing suit at $1.50. A customer asks for a higher price but the clerk jokes that she would be arrested for any higher sale.
Sunday Visits Across Local Families in Chippewa Area
Mrs. McDonald and Byron from Chippewa spent Saturday and Sunday at Roscoe Smith and Mrs. Charles Harring. John Livingston and wife visited Glen Strouse. George and Herald Largon left for Ohio. On the lakes Barney Geronw spent Sunday with his brother James and family. John Bell and family came to stay. Leonard Clark spent Sunday at John Bell's home. Mrs. Albert Seaman's brother and wife from Saginaw visited Seaman home, as did another pair from Bedverton. CG Stoy and family called at Larson home Sunday. Lansing Degeer wife and three children and Mr and Mrs Nelson from Midland spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joel Degeer.
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Bedverton
Seaman
Stoy
Larson Home
Lansing Degeer
Nelson
Midland
Joel Degeer
The Devis Deputy Hires Idle Worker
A derisive exchange depicts a weary worker recounting six months of unemployment and a quick offer to “put you to work.” The line contrasts the man’s long idleness with a brisk invitation to labor from a deputy figure.
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Satan
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and Home Improvements
Advance Grange members Mr and Mrs Chas M Wright repainted and papered for Mrs Jas Grigg on Saturday. Mrs R Hilderprandt and daughters with Mrs Chas Russell joined sisters Mrs Wm Gerow on Tuesday afternoon. Wess Gerow visited L Pudway on Sunday. Stanley Schunk family spent Thursday at his parents home. Roscoe Smith and family with Mrs H J Donald and Byron and Merlie Boore visited Karl Harring and family on Sunday. Jas Grigg family also spent Sunday with sister and Glen Blystone. L Pudway and Cecil spent Monday evening with sister Mrs Chas Davis.
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Chas. M. Wright
Jas. Grigg
R. Hilderprandt
Chas. Russell
Wm. Gerow
Wess Gerow
L. Pudway
Stanley Schunk
Roscoe Smith
H. J. Donald
Byron
Merlie Boore
Karl Harring
Glen Blystone
Cecil
Chas. Davis
And Cheap at That Hat Costs Probed by Mrs Youngbride
A brief exchange features Mrs Youngbride praising a hat while Mrs Nullywed recalls ongoing domestic strife, noting a two week period of daily arguing and crying. The fragment hints at social norms and personal relations in a light conversational scene.
Stranger and Palmist Clash Over Lines
A cryptic dialogue features a stranger and a palmist debating which lines to follow. The exchange centers on fate, choice, and the role of prediction in guiding actions. The tone is tense and philosophical as each asserts the primacy of their path.
Randall Levi Baker Celebrates 75th Birthday
Levi Baker marked his seventy fifth birthday on Sunday with a cake bearing seventy five candles. Gerome Frees also celebrated his birthday on Saturday the twenty first. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker and daughter Jane and Miss Ida Baker from Mt. Pleasant along with many friends who wished them more happy birthdays.
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Levi Baker
Gerome Frees
Frees
Charles Baker
Jane
Ida Baker
Mt. Pleasant
Frank McNeil
Dover
Jerome Frees
Peter
Carl Michael
Detroit
Irene Compeau
Grand Rapids
John Colmus
Charles Kurtz
Clare
James Clure
John Schroeder
Heuschele
John Grover
Vernon Will Friday Sunday notices and church gathering
Sunday and Tuesday social notes record Vernon area residents visiting, hosting, and attending church events. Mentions include Mrs. Carl Holbrook's Sunday school class meeting with Fannie Corbin, a St Patrick's program, and prize games. Numerous households are listed for dinners, visits, and illness updates across Vernon Cole and nearby towns.
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Carl Holbrook
Fannie Corbin
St.Patrick’s
C. A. Heiser
Clare
Warren
Thomas Bolen
Ben Hendrie
Henrietta Aiey
Emma
Fern Methner
Coleman
Olga Dixon
Mt. Pleasant
Jasper Snider
Amelia Bronsony
Emma Wilds
Myrtle
Clifford Rodabaugh
Frank Battles
Erma Snider
Flint
James Snider
Verna Mae
South Vernon
George ‘Seil
Mildred
Rollie Dyer
Clare Dyer
Tom Ackerman
Wise
Mwere
Sam Leichti
Otis Leichti
Lansing
Jané Baker
Pleasant
Clint Schoonover
Arden
Reminding Him About a Fifty Foot Lot and Deeds
A man promises his son in law and Anne a fifty foot lot with a bungalow once he acts on it. The dialogue emphasizes deeds over words as the key measure of intent and action.
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Anne
Very Shy Bride Hints At Age In Speech
A bride speaks timidly about her age causing amusement among guests. The remark underscores her extreme shyness and curiosity about social expectations during the ceremony.
Bees Reach Home From Panama Broker Swarm
The New Yorker reports a shipment bringing home swarms from Panama of a new kind of bees that don’t sting people. Grocers who will sell their honey are expected to stock the unusual bees.
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New Yorker
Panama
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Happenings
My and Mrs Jim Gress spent Sunday with sister Mrs Glenn Blystone and family. Hazella Bruckart returned home after caring for Mrs Hinnest Allen and baby. Bert Kinney and Glenn Poet families joined John Rhodes and others for a Sunday visit. Leo Springer visiting relatives in Saginaw. John Rhodes delivered hogs to Clare. Spring hints as robins and meadow larks sing. Mrs Thurman Robinette weaving rugs. Andy Smith celebrated birthday Thursday. Thurlow Comer spent Sunday with Norman and Norris Blystone. John Greer visited D W Comer. his wife ill, speedy recovery hoped.
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Jim Gress
Leo Springer
Saginaw
John Rhodes
Clare
Robins
Meadow Larks
Glenn Poet’s
Springer
Thurman Robinette
Andy Smith
J. N. Teall
Stop Night Coughing This Simple Way
Persistent night coughs are relieved by Dr King s New Discovery for Coughs a teaspoonful held in the throat before swallowing This medicine soothes irritations loosens phlegm and congestion helping many sleep through the night It is recommended for coughs chest colds hoarseness bronchitis and children's coughs available at Hood druggists
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Hood
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Clare Mich
William A. Bahlke
Mortgagée
Alma
McEwan
Dole
DEVS
Randall
Isaac Secrite
G. Ripenburg
Cora Mitchell
Vernon Will
Bert ‘Kinney
Mrs." Glenn
Dr.kings
Smith West County Line
Clare City Mills
C. M. Jones
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