Ancient expedition to unearth human origins abroad
A grand expedition led by President Wilson's circle aims to uncover ancient ancestors in Asia and Africa with experts in botany anthropology and archaeology. The project cost is about 250000, and claims involve fossils and a prehistoric man skeleton far older than Nebraska finds.
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Hest Pres
Wilses
Paris
Nebraska
Cestral
Asia
Taives
Turkeetap
Adam
Art. X
Mr. Wilson
League of Nations
Local Social Notes Record East Lincoln and Lake George Visits
Song to Elmer Beard and family and Mrs Emma Black from East Lincoln Grover Updike and family from Lake George Jay Beard and family and Mr and Mrs Oscar Delling spent Sunday at E F E Delling's Wm Blain at Clare on business Thursday Charley and Frankie Berry and Mise Snyder to Houghton for the weekend Mr and Mrs O Delling and Pearl Moore at Clare last Monday Mrs Frank Cosgrove called to Clare last week by her father's sickness Mr and Mrs Berry visited O D White's Cherry Hill Sunday Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Henry Austin Nov 11 all day meeting to te guilte men invited to repair telephone line and eat at Mr Austin's where the ladies serve pot luck dinner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Beard
Emma Black
East Lincoln
Grover Updike
Lake George
Jay Beard
Oscar
Delling
E. FE. Delling
Wm. Blain
Clare
Charley
Frankie Berry
Mise Snyder
Houghton
O. Delling
Pearl Moore
Frank Cosgrove
Berry
O. D. White’s
Cherry Hill
Henry Austin
Last Week At Eight Point Lake Visits And Short Trips
Mr and Mrs Calwell returned Saturday from a two week visit with family and friends in Montcalm County. Mrs Jos Clark hosted her Swartz Creek brother who joined a day trip to Paris. They toured Enro pen a fish hatcheries and met another car load. Mr Mays hosted Lansing relatives with Vera Clark from Adrian visiting. Dexter Ray Clark from Shepherd and Turner from Ewart visited Wm Clarks, boosting local social ties.
Local Social Notes and Family Visits
Friday baseball saw the Brand team edged by the Eagles with Brand coming out ahead as usual. Mr and Mrs K Turner visited relatives near Gladwin. Loyd Comer hosted guests over the weekend. Mrs 8 Mickle improving. Mr Pardy better. Mrs F Acre cared for ill mother. Thurman Robinett family hosted Sunday with Vern MM inmtrla Lee Davis smiling. A baby girl arrived Monday, mother and daughter doing well.
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Wrexk
Eagie
Brand
K. Turner
Gladwin
Loyd Comer
8. Mickle
Pardy
Ms. Brand
F. Acre
Order For Publication Probate Hearing In Clare County
Order from the Michigan Probate Court at Harrison in Clare County. November 1 1922 Judge Thos S Dorsey. Janet Bauer petitions to appoint Arthur Parrish as administrator or other suitable person. Hearing set for November 2 1980 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. Public notice to be published for three consecutive weeks before hearing.
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State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Thos
Dorsey
Joachim Bauer
Janet Bauer
Arthur Parrish
Clare Bennizel
Dewepaper
Agancy
Michigan seed crop outlook and clover seed concerns
A Michigan State College report notes good crop conditions and excellent yields in most parts of the state. Professor Cox warns seed movement may extend beyond state borders as farmers seek Michigan grown clover seed next spring. Fort Crop Department endorses vigorous clover when wellcleaned, stressing Michigan seed purity as best for planting.
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Faor - Yeate
Bend -Eft
Farm Crops Department
Daicaigas Agricultural Voliegs
Cox
Michigan
Fort Crope
East Lincoln social notes from a local Teachers Institute week
The column lists residents visiting and traveling to and from the area. Names include Miesaee Radice Bogen Zeeta Owen Hil Carmona from Saginaw Delos Dankle Orin Welch Al Lambertine and wife Mrs F Deneen Mrs Heniey Welch Elmer Beard Klock O E Beard F Williams and families. Visits span Monday to Friday with references to ranch work and house rebuilding.
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Miesaee Radice Bogen
Zeeta Owen
Teachers Institute
Hil
Carmona
Saginaw
Thureday
Mre. F. Newsom
Lake George
Heniey Welch
Nitrogen Fixing Talk at Michigan Union
Professor Alfred H. White told the Oconopus Club at the Michigan Union that all nitrogen for World War I explosives could have been drawn from air above the University of Michigan campus. He described nitrogen fixation methods by heat and pressure, praised Germany’s early work, noted U S nitrogen plants in Alabama, and warned of government operation facing fertilizer companies and farmers ahead of Congress.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Alfred H. White
Michigan Union
White
Germany
United States
Alabama
Farmer's Produce Company advertises dairy butter and poultry
Junk-filled notice lists products like ducks turkeys and apples for sale by the farmers produce company. It includes stray terms and unclear pricing but indicates a market or ad for fresh dairy and farm goods.
Local Notes From Gladwin Area and Surroundings
Miss Edith Myers returned to Flint after 16 days at home with her parents. Mrs Clas Firepstric ill. Mr and Mrs Chan attended Bree Methodist church in Gladwin County. Bree School Halloween scoop not well attended due to rain. Den Allen helped Mr Bodie butcher a hog. Phereday 2atter mentions visits with her parents at Lang Lake. Bree is staying with her parents Mr and Mrs H Dysinger.
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Clas
Allen and Ebudees
Lang Lake
Firepstric
Acon
Brie
H. Dysinger
Flint
Community News Headlines and Social Visits
Mrs Charité Grover enjoys a visit from sister Mrs Fielger of Saginaw. Mr and Mrs Alois Gibie visit John Fiood's in Vernon Sunday. Ray Lockwood moves old hive farm to Mike Hiens. Mr and Mrs George F Elledge of Kansas Illinois visit parents. Death of Joseph Bauer mourned by all in the community. Abs Will Bowler returns home from hospital. Arthur Qampeat family visit grandmother Mrs P Culman who is sick. Warran Reed and family visit George Gibia in Clare. Leo Blower and brothers visit Mr Keebier. Classified ad hints and a note on the eight hour day stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charité Grover
Fielger
Saginawa
Alois Gibie
John Fiood
Vernon Sanday
Ray Lockwood
Abs
Will
Bowler
Arthur Qampeat
P. Culman
Warran Reed
Clare
George Gibia
Leo Blower
Brothers
Saginaw
Mr. Keebier
Irwin Cited For Breaking Acisors In Office Exchange
A clerk tells Mr Irwin he broke a pair of acisors and promised to replace them, but he has not yet bought a new pair. Irwin replies with a simple Gosh expressing surprise at the carelessness.
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Delos Dankle
Orin Welch
AL. Lamberteen
Chas
Roland
Greenwood
F. De—neen
Lacon
Ill
Klock
EB. BR. Delray
Windevour
Fred Joslin
Clare W
Wees
Ciara Elevator Co
Isike
Farmera Ind’t Produce Co
Craax
L. W
F.jackeon
A. Weasvenes
Ewe Weeny
Randall
Vuaq
Jud Turkins
San Marto Coffee
Thomas Crown
Osborn
Wise Empire
Pearly New
Grindstone
Gale
Rannerse
H. P
Chattam
Drasser
Mattrees
Clarence
Burnham
Groves