Foreclosure Notice for Farwell Property in Clare County
Mortgagees Josiah L Littlefield and Emma L Littlefield base on a recorded 1918 mortgage to sell at public auction on June 7 1924 at 4 PM at the Court House Harrison Michigan. Parcels include Lots 9 and 10 Block 21 and additional blocks in Farwell village to cover 3897 59 dollars plus 35 dollar attorney fee and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McAninch
Julia Meaninch
Josiah L. Littlefield
Emma Littlefield
Register of Deeds
Clare
Michigan
Harrison
Circuit Court
County of
Farwell
Office of the Register of Deeds
Clare County
Emma L. Littlefield
Mortgage Sale Notice For Land In Surrey Township Michigan
Default made on a 1921 mortgage by Rockwell and Annie Johnson of Alma Michigan to Joseph and Alice Murphy of Grant Township Clare County Michigan. Public sale on April 21 1924 at Har rison Court House to satisfy the debt of 253 dollars with 7 percent interest and costs. Lands described as the south half of the northwest quarter of Section 27 Township 17 North Range 5 West containing 80 acres more or less. Mortgagees Joseph C Murphy and Alice M Murphy. Attorney Thos Carl Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell Johnson
Annie Johnson
Alma Michigan
Surrey Township
Clare County
Michigan
Joseph C. Murphy
Alice M. Murphy
Grant
Clare
Register of Deeds
Harrison
County of
Alice M
Murphy
Marriage of Bernice Fordges and Lewis Cook
Rev Lyons united Bernice Fordges and Lewis Cook in marriage last Saturday. The couple, well respected in the community, joins Bernardes as a successful Isabella county teacher and husband. Best wishes were extended for a happy life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Fordges
Lewis Cook
Lyons
Isabella County
Elam Seymour
Nellie Glass
John Bankey
Farm Residence Destroyed By Fire In Lake Region
John Halstead's farm home burned down last Thursday with total loss. Downstairs furnishings were saved and insurance will cover only part of the damage. Twenty six neighbors visited George Scott to celebrate his 30th birthday Wednesday evening, offering well wishes and refreshments. Nearby, multiple cars passed through town on M2v while road ice persisted. Mrs Geo Cosgrove returned from Owosso after visiting her parents. A nurse delivered talks that educated many residents. Several children were sent home from school for chicken pox quarantine. David Ferguson suffered a severe stroke Thursday and remains critical. Mrs N C Jacobs and children returned to Mesick after visiting Henry Green family. Mrs Harry Cornell and baby returned from Jackson after visiting relatives. John Fahnestock of Thompsonville visiting Archie and family. George Cosgrove seen by doctor in Clare for severe lung cold. Lucile Brooks visited her grandfather Nelson's over the weekend. The St Patrick dance drew a good crowd. A crew of telephone workers are active on town lines this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Halstead
George Scott
George
Geo. Cosgrove
Owosso
David Ferguson
N. C. Jacobs
Mesick
Henry Green
Harry Cornell
Baby
Jackson
John Fahnestock
Thompsonville
Archie
George Cosgrove
N Clare
Lucile Brooks
Nelson
St. Patrick
Vernon Hill Guests and Local Social Roundup
Local residents and relatives visit in Marion Clare and Vernon with several callers from Detroit Lansing and Alma. Notable names include Miss Henrietta Aiey Mrs Joe Lowery Mr Jasper Snider Mrs Gordon Ripenburg and others with families. Measles illness and a series of Sunday and weekday calls are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Aiey
Marion
Joe Lowery
Hzra Cobleigh
Vernon
R. Verner
Clare
Himer Valentine
L. Varner
Sanford
Garl Daniscom
Ida
Glare
Buckley
Mary Francis Heiser
Emma Whitney
George MecNeice
Dorothy
Detroit
Frank Forbes
Dwyer
Homer Doolittle
James Snider
South West Vernon
Jasper Snider
Cora Mitchell
Gordon Ripenburg
The
Randall
Hana Athey
Arthur
Martin Heiser
Lansing
Warren Heiser
Oliver Becker
Henry Travis
Vincent
Hugene Hudson
Clarence
Rosebush
Grandma Hendrie
Anna Empey
Alma
John, Jr
Flint
John Empey
A. Gaddy
West Grant
Merlin Rogere, Rey
Brooks
Where the Farmer's Dollar Buys the Greatest Value
An analysis by the National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers shows farm machines cost the farmer less per pound than common non equipment farm articles. The study lists eleven basic machines and compares their pound prices to miscellaneous farm items, finding basic machines average 13 cents per pound, indicating strong value in investing in farm equipment for progress and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
A.com
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Ofl
Foley
Floyd Kirk
Patrick
Burston
Kansas
Mertz & Bidwell Co
M. Detwiler
Farwell Michigan
Toile de Nord
Dorothy Perkins
Delmonte
Trina Naea
Fletcher
Nead
Geo. F. Goodenough
East
Carlos A
Reading
First Nat'l Bank
Ann Arbor
Carl Holbrook
Wrigleys
J. C. Tee
Hast Jordan
Sophia Gerrow
J.C. Tice
Gurn Stevens
Paul Maiski
Charles Stevens
Mary
Olga Dixon
Fannie Corbin
Geta
E. A. Anderson
Lake News
Vernon Hill
Tatman’s Store
America
Safety First Flour
Old Master Coffee
San Mario Coffee
Black Cross Tea
Thompson
Research Department
Nat'l Association of Farm Equipment
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