For Sale 130 Acre Farm Near Clare Michigan
130 acre farm with 75 acres under cultivation, loam soil, two barns, garage, dwelling, good well and windmill. Located 7 miles NE of Clare or 11.4 miles N of Dover along a gravel road. Price 6000 dollars with 1000 down and 400 yearly payments at 3 percent for three years, then 5 percent on remaining balance. Adolphus Lebherz at 519 West Main St Owosso Mich for more details.
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Andy
Clare
Dover
Clare County
Adolphus Lebherz
West Main St
Owosso
Mich
For Rent and Farm Rental Notice in Clare Area
Listings show living rooms in Mussell block with utilities and contact Mrs A BE Mussell 221s, plus fields to let on shares via Mrs Gordon Ripernburg Clare Rid. A farm near Clare on M14 offers 160 acres with 130 acres work land, sugar beet facilities, barns, 7 room house with basement. rent options include crop or cash rent through Myers Cooper Watson Mt Pleasant Mich.
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Mussell
A. BE. Mussell
Eerie
Gordon Ripernburg
Clare
Myers, Cooper & Watson
Agit
Service Wanted for Holstein Bull and Sewing Tasks
Wanted service for a Holstein bull and assorted sewing chores. Mrs Nellie Yeag to be contacted at 1179 for urgent washing ironing and crocheting. Miss Lucile Walter of West 9th Street referenced for related tasks.
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Nellie ‘Yeag
Lucile Walter
West 9Th Street
Chancery Notice in Clare County Case 1924
The Circuit Court for Clare County Michigan in Harrison issues a chancery notice in the Graham v Fairman et al case. Defendant Lewis Fairman must appear within three months or be defaulted, with publication of this order in the Clare Sentinel for six weeks or personal service twenty days before appearance. Ray Hart, Circuit Judge. C A Reading Sears & Sears Attorneys. 2217.
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State of Michigan
County of Clare
Joseph Graham
Floyd Graham
Lewis Fairman
Mayme
Carlos A. Reading
Sears & Sears
Clare
Ray Hart
Michigan Orders Revocation Of Fish Limitation In Northern Districts
State of Michigan by Department of Conservation revokes an earlier 1922 order issued by John Baird that limited brook trout harvests. The revocation applies to waters across multiple counties and ends the five year restriction beginning May 1, 1924, restoring administrative control over daily and possession limits.
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John Baird
Wexford
Osciola
Missaukee
Gladwin
Ogeman
Oscoda
Crawford
Otsego
Clare
Newaygo
Arenac
Alcona
Montmorency
Alpena
Charlevoix
Antrim
Kalkaska
Tosco
Presque Isle
Roscommon
Pure bred livestock aid feeding problems says USDA study
The USDA found almost 500 stockmen report improved stock yields about 39.6 percent higher gains when fed the same way as scrubs. Pure breds outperform grades and scrubs, with many farmers noting better growth and higher returns. About 1 percent saw no benefit. Details available from the Bureau of Animal Industry in Washington, DC.
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United States
Department Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Department
South Dakota
Omaha
Ohio
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
Proteins and Minerals Necessary in Hog Feed
A study highlights that economical pork production hinges on an affordable program delivering ample proteins and minerals in the hog ration. Using growing crops to supply these nutrients reduces disease and parasite risk by improving sanitary conditions in crowded hog lots.
Order rescinded on brook trout protection in Michigan
The Department of Conservation in Michigan rescinds a prior protection order after a district investigation and a state law change reducing daily and possession limits for brook trout. Dated Lansing March 18, 1924. John Baird, Director of Conservation.
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Lansing
Michigan
Wireless direction finder aids transatlantic vessels
The latest in wireless direction finders has been installed on a transatlantic vessel. The device allows quick determination of a ship’s bearing toward a land wireless station and fixes the vessel’s exact position by cross bearings, even in thick weather.
Local Belfry Bell Frame Causes Ringing Delay
Burt Bartow returned home from Pont Friday. Last Thursday a pole in the school bell frame caused the bell to drop and fail to ring. Chas Heber came home from Flint Friday and plans to stay. Sunday afternoon at the Root home were Miss Grace Pfannney Margarite Misa Daisie Bruckart Flossie Burton Doris Gladys Green and Neva McQuestion. Mr Heber and wife visited the Hileman home Sunday afternoon. Mrs Brockway and son Howard were callers at Chas Heber’s Saturday afternoon.
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Burt Bartow
Pont
Chas, Heber
Flint
Root
Grace Pfanney
Margarite
Misa Daisie
Bruckart
Flossie Burton
Doris
Death of Davison man after auto crash at county line
Chas Bryan, of Davison, died after being struck by an automobile Saturday afternoon. He previously lived in Groat and Arthur townships in Gladwin County before moving to Davison. Funeral arrangements noted as community event with neighbors attending. Measles recovery updates for Perry Chatterton and Dora Campbell. Local residents report road conditions and stock movement toward Gladwin. Church event planned at the F M church starting Friday evening March 28 with invited guests.
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Chas. Bryan
Ursorge Bryan
Davison
Mr. Bryan
Groat Township
Gladwin County
Arthur Township
John Becker
Gladwin
Shippers Association
F. M
Local Social News From Rosebush And Surrounding Towns
Last Thursday the Rosebush club ladies enjoyed a sleigh ride to Mrs Lyle Hunter home for a birds and habits meeting with about twelve attending. A Friday surprise party at the hotel honored Mr Slop on his birthday with a supper and good cheer. Mr and Mrs Harve Terry of Owosso visited the Stalters. Rev Gardner led meetings at Centre M E church. Presbyterian Ladies held a bake sale at the Hunter and Matteson stores raising $21. Mrs Ina Hovey hosted dinner for Henry and Agnes Taylor Ralph Sharpiy and Mrs Preston Johnson and two children at the Alex Hislop home. Mr and Mrs Malcomb Crawford from Reed City visited. Crawford assigned to return to Reed City where he serves as principal. Mt Pleasant high school students plan a spring break home. Mrs Janet Armstrong of Alma visited her mother Mrs Grate Armstrong. Mrs Daniel McConnell was taken to St Marys hospital in Saginaw for surgery. Audry First visits Alma for vacation with sister Mrs Gale Lutz. Dalé Stalter went to Mt Pleasant on business. Dorthy Muma and Audry First visited North School Friday afternoon. Mrs Richardson of Shepherd visited the Stalter home. Hovey went to Saginaw to see her mother in hospital. Mrs Struble of Shepherd visited Stalter. Geo Burr traveled to Rochester on business. Mr and Mrs Gale Lutz of Alma spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Hnery First. Mr and Mrs Jack Coffee and daughter spent weekend at the Engish home. A baby boy Dale Rendell born last Thursday at Allen Meglienome weighing 12 pounds. Mrs Hannah Axcher is busy papering for Nat Whitney this week.
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Lyle Hunter
Slop
Hislop
Harve Terry
Owosso
Stalter
Gardner
Centre
M E
Wm. Hunter
F G. Matteson
Ina Hovey
Henry Taylor
Agnes Taylor
Ralph Sharp ~ Iy
Preston Johnson
Alex Hislop
Malcomb Crawford
Reed City
Crawford
Mt. Pleasant High School
Mis
Janet Armstrong
Alma
Grate Armstrong
Daniel McConnell
Saginaw
St. Marys Hopital
Audry
Gale Lutz
Dalé Stalter
Mt. Pleasant
Dorthy
Muma
North School
Geo. Burr
Rochester
A& Business
Gale ‘ Lutz
Hmnery
Jack
Coffee
Allei ‘Meglienome
Dale Rendel
Hannah Axcher
Nat” ‘Whitney
Subscriptions Offer for Neighbor Papers at Low Rate
The notice promotes subscribing to the local paper with an offer of 1.50 dollars per year. It urges readers not to borrow neighbors' copies and to subscribe instead.
Words and Action Sparsely Scene at Umpire Connundrum
A Globe note argues progress comes from deeds over talk while a Boston Transcript remark criticizes critics at a game. It suggests passions flare yet calls for restraint toward officials amid crowd heat.
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Boston Transcript
The White Pine: A Value Among Native Trees
The white pine is described as one of the most valuable native trees by the American Tree Association. It grows tall and straight to 100 to 150 feet, yielding fine lumber and becoming one of the first species to be exhausted.
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The
American Tree Association
Government's Notation on Checks for Congress Members
A fragment notes that checks sent to members of Congress bear a back notation allowing indorsement by mark if the recipient cannot write their name. It reflects a historical practice of signatory ease and formalities in financial instruments.
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Sam
Dlocuss
Congress
Commodity Prices and Dairy Butter Cream Ledger Entry
Price list reads red wheat No 2 white wheat No 2 corn shelled oats barley buckwheat per cwt by George F Goodenough. Dairy butter cream prices shown as 108 98 50 1.50 2.00 40 in unreadable sequence.
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Globe
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