Michigan Agricultural College to Mark Founders Day Week
Michigan Agricultural College celebrates Founders Day May 13 marking 68 years since opening. The week honors anniversaries including act passage 70 years and engineering course 40 years with conferences on engineering education women education extension work and rural organization. A WKAR radio program on May 13 will feature Vernon Butterfield and student music. The college will be renamed Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science on May 13. An invitation invites all interested to gather in East Lansing for the meetings.
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Michigan Agricultural College
State Board of Agriculture
Knon
WKAR
Vernon L. Butterfield
Michigan State College” of Agriculture and Applied Science
Hast Lansing
House
Senate
Wood
Michigan
Senator Martin
Martin
B. F. Davis
Detroit
Bert Badger
Lansing
George Lewis
H. G. Baker
Eleanor Burnside
Sarah Brooks
Normal
Ida Clark
Della Dershwaw
Mt. Pleasant
BH. Irwin
Farwell
Flint
Chas. Stinchcombe
Edgar Thompson
Blair Dusenbury
Frye
Addabelle Presley
Methodist Episcopal Church
D. Lawler
Mr. Remley
Fred Barnum
Jackson
Ludington
Watson Honeywell
Sainsburg
Honeywell
John Honeywell
Guy Perry
Lolo Perry
Gilmore
Maple Grove
John Barton
Ronald
J. L. Littlefield
Walter Lay
University of Michigan
Walter
Our High School
W University
Digie Barnard
Ada
M. F. Nash
Board of Education Proceedings May 4 1925
The board met May 4 1925 with all members present. Minutes from the previous meeting were read and approved. Bills approved include Clare Sentinel 17.81 Clare Hardware 7.60 Century Electric 85 Loy McKinnon 3.25 Inyon and Healy 6.94 The Leland Electric 0.29 Funk and Wagnalls 26.08 General Electric 4.76 Sargert and Co 3.62 Public School Pub Co 5.00 Adjournment taken by Secretary BH. A. Anderson.
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Clare Sentinel
Clare Hdw. & Imp Co
Century Electric Co
Loy McKinnon
Inyon & Healy
Leland Electric Co
Funk & Wagnalls Co
General Electric Co
Sargert & Co
Public School Pub
Order for publication in probate for Cornelius Raluss estate
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders notice for the administration of Cornelius Raluss estate. Mary Etta Groom seeks appointment of James S. Bicknell or other suitable administrator. Hearing set for June 1, 1925 at 10 a.m. Publication to run weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
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State of Michigan
County of
Clare
Harrigan
Thos
Dorsey
Cornelius Raluss
Mary Etta Groom
James S. Bicknell
Clare Sentinel
Thos. S. Dorsey
Wayne senators gain six seats in next constitutional convention
The 1925 Michigan Legislature ends amid disputes over apportionment and bills. Wayne county will gain six seats in the upcoming constitutional convention, boosting Detroit influence. The session saw battles over railroads bus use, private hunting preserves, whipping post legality, lighting on highways, and state fair funding.
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Wayne County
Detroit
Heaven and Earth
Groesbeck
David H. Brake
Fremont
Early hatched chicks and winter laying pullets
The piece argues that chicks hatched before March 15 are not always best, and those hatched too late may miss winter laying. It compares Anconas and Wyandottes, notes farm hatching timing, and discusses whether to incubate or buy chicks based on equipment, costs, and breeding plans.
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Anconas
Wyandottes
A. C G. Hartenbowe
Oklahoma
Incubation and Rearing of Farm Poultry
The article details hatching periods for fowl eggs: turkeys 28 to 30 days, ducks 26 to 28, guineas 26 to 28, Muscovy 33 to 36 days. Incubator temps run 102 F for duck and turkey eggs, 102–103 F for guinea eggs. Feeding guidance covers bread crumbs, rolled oats, sand, milk-soaked bread, and progression to chick feed and scratch. warns against sloppy turkey mashes. Guineas are noted as foragers who benefit from bread crumbs and oats.
Numbers in Heredity In a Shelburne village three widowed brothers
In a Nova Scotia village, three brothers married. After years, each wife died leaving three children. Each family consisted of two girls and one boy. This note from the Family Herald mentions Rogers Paint at Andersons Ady.
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Shelburne County
Nova Scotia
Herald
Farwell Community News Includes Services and Cemetery Board
The Farwell column lists Sunday worship at 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. services with Holy Mother's Day focus, plus midweek prayer meetings and various local visits. It reports election of Community Sunday School officers, club meetings, fishing trips, school examinations, and a township cemetery board appointment with terms through 1928 and rules for cemetery management.
Sheep Dip at Andersons Auctioned for $1 Me
A fragment notes a sheep dip at Andersons with a price of one dollar. The unreadable text limits further details.
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Andersons
Farmers Shipping Association offers stock prices and next dates
Farmers receive prices for calves hogs and sheep shipped May 1 and 2 with a flat shipping rate to Buffalo market. Transit 70c per hundred on hogs calves and sheep local expense 10c per hundred plus insurance for stock care. Next Beaverton shipments May bth and 29th. Gladwin May 16th and 30th. Contact State Bank Beaverton or the association for details.
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Buffalo
Haviland
Beaverton
Gladwin
State Bank
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the Board OF Education
Legals
Carl Holbrook
Telephone
McEwan
Wayne
Bernie L. Case
Ithaca
Case
Karcher
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Hvan
Brower
Rogers
Andersons, Ady
Ann Arbor
Pere Marouette
E. Ghurgh
H. A. Armstrong
The
Apostolic Church
J. J. Pease
Battle Creek
M.” Ri
Chhurch
Maggie Glass
Glare Monnay
Bernice Abbott
Isabella
Herbert Honeywell
Pioneer
Saginaw
Péet
the Hagie
Fannie Munger
Lolo
Ione Robinson
Boyne
City
Burnside
Frank, Lay
Fred Thompson
Duesenberry
Scott Horn
Ewart
James Stinchcombe
Hendricks and Thompson
Bertie Graham
John Henry
Francis Thomas
Wm. Armstrong
Houghton Lake
George Holmes
Lolo Fordyce
Pellston
Gilmore and
Boyne City
Cemetery Bédard
Madge Lamb
W. C. Fuler
Wm. Burston
Chas
Stinchcombe
Harry Baker
Farmers’ Shipping Ass'n, Inc
M. le Haviland
Phond
Elm Grove Music
Peppy
Ted’s. Place
Howard W. Jones
Farwell Lumber
A. Graham
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