Notice of Tax Deed Sale for Michigan Land
James A. McKay announces sale of the south half of the southwest quarter in section 33 town 18N range 4W Clare County Michigan for unpaid taxes 1922 1923 1924. Redeem by six months after service payment to purchaser or Register in Chancery with all sums plus sheriff fees. Dated April 19 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Charles C. Shimman
Register of Deeds
T. Carl Holbrook
Clare
Michigan
Notice of Mortgage Sale Foreclosure in Clare County
Default on two mortgages recorded in Clare County Michigan prompts public auctions. Will A. Brewer trustee will sell the South half of section 12 township 17 north range 4 west Grant township at the Clare County courthouse on August 31 1929 to satisfy the debts including principal interest attorney fees and costs. The second mortgage by Roy W Budd and Mae Budd to Marion State Bank will be sold August 12 1929 at the Clare County courthouse to cover principal interest and attorney fees for the described real estate west half of the southwest quarter of section 31 township 20 north range 6 west Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Curtis
Midland County
Michigan
Will A. Brewer
Saginaw
Office of the Register of Deeds
Clare
State of
Grant Township
Clare County
Harrison
Circuit Court
County of
A. Brewer
Roy W. Budd
Mae M. Budd
Marion State Bank
Marion
Towit
Township
North Range
West
Drain Notice for Tonkin Drain Board Meeting in Clare County
The Probate Court of Clare County announces a Board of Determination meeting to decide the necessity of cleaning and deepening the Tonkin Joint Drain. Commissioners M W Finch Ben Carpenter Pearl Tryon John Phimsey Reg Sharp Louis Finch S A Dawson prepare the proceedings with residents invited to attend. The session is set for May 29, 1929 at 10:00 a m at the Cornwell Farm Arthur Township Clare County Michigan.
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County of
Clare
Tonkin Joint
M. W. Finch
Freeman Township
Ben Carpenter
Harrison
Pearl Tryon
Garfield Township
John Phimsey
Reg. Sharp
Franklin Township
Louis Finch
Surrey Township
S. A. Dawson
Grant Township
Thos. S. Dorsey
Turkeys Hatched In Incubators In Colorado And Wyoming
Farmers in Colorado and Wyoming widely use incubators to hatch turkey eggs, saving labor. Keep eggs 50 to 60 degrees, turn daily, and clean incubators. Temperature and moisture must be managed, hatch in 28 days, with precautions against eye parasites and lice to protect poults.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Charles N. Keen
Colorado Agricultural College
Good Litter for Brooder House
The guide notes no single best litter but requires light weight absorbent cheap and clean material. Shavings cut straw or cut hay meet needs. straw or hay must be cut to avoid matting. Clean brooder house every five days to minimize disease spread from dirty litter.
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Cornell Experiment Station
Drinks for invalids in illness and care tips
The text advises on fluids for the sick, noting thirst and hydration are crucial, and liquids may serve as nourishment when food is difficult to take. It warns physicians’ guidance is essential, discusses temperature effects on digestion, and recommends dainty presentation and covered beverages. It also covers fruit juices and grape juice, stressing palatability and chilling for appeal.
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Harrie
Liver cooking tips from a 1928 Western newspaper column
A dated domestic guide discusses using calf liver and other young animal livers for anemia, advising careful cooking to preserve color and nutrition. It offers recipes and variations including liver with onions, baked liver with fat pork layers, and liver patties Lyonnaise, with practical notes on slicing, flour dredging, and serving.
Balanced Ration for Hens Very Important
The article traces poultry feeding from grain only to the discovery of the balanced ration. It notes that adding protein from meat or milk to grains improved nutritional balance, enabling commercial poultry keeping and better egg production. It also mentions the shift from free ranging to complete balanced rations as poultry science advances.
Poultry Hints for Healthier Flocks and Egg Quality
Guidance on poultry house light, lime use, and feeding to improve chick viability and egg shells. Advises ample windows for winter light, cod liver oil for early spring chicks, lime for shell formation, and separating chicks from old hens to optimize feeding and care.
Age limits for keeping hens by breed
The text states hens of pure breeds such as Leghorns Anconas Minorcas may be kept until age three but not usually after. For general purpose breeds like Rhode Island Reds Plymouth Rocks and Orpingtons it is best to sell after age two. Very valuable hens can occasionally be kept to four years, though rare.
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Rhode Island
Plymouth Rocks
Classified Liner Next Week Promises Quick Results
A local classified liner promises fast results next week with new ad formats and streamlined contact options. Readers will find concise listings, expanded photo slots, and targeted categories to speed inquiries.
Pure-Bred Sires Drive Steady Dairy Growth
The text argues against promoting Hive stock as a quick gain. It compares growth to a hickory tree, lasting and sturdy, versus a castor bean that fails in frost. It emphasizes steady progress through better bulls, reed pastures, and home-grown seeds to build a resilient dairy industry.
New Electric Clippers Aid Dairyman For Clean Milk
A new electric clipper and groomer attaches to the milking machine vacuum to remove dirt dust germs hair and filth from cows and milk, improving quality with less effort and expense. An independent motor device also keeps dairy cows clean economically.
Cull Boarders The Need For Efficient Dairy Production
The article argues for cutting low producing cows from herds and boosting output per cow through records, better sires, and improved feeding, breedings and management. It applies the same efficiency logic to dairy producers and distributors.
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Daly Produc’a
Benefit of Thrift Theis Hard Habit To Form
A short note on thrift: one of the hardest habits to form yet its investment is self sacrifice today. Its dividends are the comforting knowledge that you and yours are secure tomorrow.
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Theis
Was Newton Wrong A New Look At Gravity And Cosmos
Astronomers suggest Newton’s gravity may be imperfect offering clues that revisions of the universe’s structure are possible. Researchers indicate small errors could change understanding of cosmic forces and galactic dynamics.
Local Family Visits and Gatherings Reported in Clare
The William Myers family and relatives from Lansing Chicago Mt. Pleasant Clare Vernon Detroit West Branch and Vernon are noted for weekend visits or gatherings. The Ladies Union cleaned the cemetery and plans a June meeting with Mrs. Ralph Shull. Norman Myers expects to return from Texas after seven months away.
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F. M. Myers
Clare
A. Hutchinson
Ralph Kiggens
L. A
Ladies Union
Ralph Shull
W. H. Kennedy
Lansing
Chicago
J. Isenberger
Mt. Pleasant
L. A. Kiggens
Icem Slentz
Vernon
Boughton
Dewey
Ray Baisley
Detroit
John Baisley Gerald Myers
Harley Holtz
Henry Hilborn
West Branch
W. E. Myers
W. Timm
Norman
Texas
Singing aids convalescence says hospital authority
A hospital authority asserts singing aids patient recovery and morale in convalescence. The report notes patients often wish to leave soon after sessions begin, prompting observations on program benefits and challenges.
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Detroit News
Early Fountain Pens Mentioned in Encyclopedia Britannica
The text notes fountain pens or fountain Inkhorns dating to the early eighteenth century. It states the holder served as a reservoir for ink and admits no records on how these pens were constructed.
Elizabeth Palmer Peabody Pioneer of American Kindergarten Movement
Elizabeth Palmer Peabody born 1804 in Billerica Massachusetts. Early linked with Amos Bronson Alcott in Boston where she wrote A Record of Mr Alcott's School. She later embraced Froebel pedagogy and helped introduce the kindergarten system to the United States.
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Elizabeth Palmer Peabody
Billerica
Mass
Amos Brongon ‘Alcott
Boston
Shame in Despair Sage of Chinatown Quote
Quote from Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown laments despair as a confession of indolence and a failure to face life’s tasks. The Washington Star notes the admonition against surrendering to gloom and encourages action.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington
Stdr
Difficult for Stout Sisters to Walk Like a Float
A beauty expert advises walking to seem to float. A neighborhood observer notes one stout woman in New Orleans struggles to imitate the pose, likening her gait to a barge in a ground swell.
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New Orleans
Lau for the Bride Laughs at Ceremony for Groom’s Blunder
A Cincinnati Enquirer line recalls a bride nearly laughing during the wedding as she imagines the groom’s belief that he had to drag her to the altar. The remark frames the humorous tension of the moment and the groom’s mistaken escape.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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OG. W. Perry
Mich
W. F. Umphrey
Mortgagee
Evart
Gity
Board of Determination
Western Newspaper Union
Robert Burns
Verne Way
SUE Ienasieraneesenie
CAE Deere Oer Rede Riot
Clare, Michigan
Newton
Stout Sisters
Lau
Grocer
McEwan Street
Chamberlain’s
Post
Campbell’s
Mary Ann
Fred M. Morgan
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