Government adopts Dodge Brothers for land surveys
The U.S. Land Office standardizes on Dodge Brothers Motor Cars for field work across 13 branches. Frank Johnson notes light capacity business cars will be favored as trips grow longer and rougher, citing a 99 mile overnight leg and a 194 mile next-day haul as proof of efficiency gains.
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United States Generals Land Office
Doaxe Brothers
Lasd
Frank Si. J. Bnson
Johneson
Land Office
Department of Interior
United States
Dodge Brothers
Johnson
Glenrock
Wyo
Lodge Brothers
Wheatland
Gieprock
Denver
Appeal That All Understand
A brief note on the unity of humanity across languages. It asserts that hunger thirst sickness and weakness reveal a brother in need and call for mutual aid and service. The message stresses shared human bonds beyond grammar and etymology and ends with a call to respond to cries of distress.
Jackson's Market Offers Extra Fine Steaks and Chopa
The ad touts superior cuts including chopa and cadlets at Jackson's Market. It encourages customers to call for meal suggestions and promises the best selection and fair dealing.
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Jackson's
Ian
Local Notes From Clare and Vicinity
W Austin and Fred Burke made a business trip to Clare Wednesday week. Mr and Mrs J D Wolcott of Midland are visiting at their daughter’s home. GC A Powileoan has resumed duties as carrier on Route 3 after a fifteen day vacation. Mrs Chas Wright and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs J Johnson from northern Michigan. Ray Neeper is improving from indigestion under Dr Lamb's care. Mrs A Bassett left for Lansing for a short stay with daughters. A few farmers co operated and shipped a car load of lambs to Detroit with Fred Burke accompanying the car.
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W. Austin
Fred Burke
Clare
J.D. “ Wolcott
Midland
Mre
Freak Gilman
A. Powileoan
R. No
Chas
Wrights
Social notes from Loomis and Port Huron visitations
Loomis residents Charlea Quick traveled to Clare on Wednesday. John Nono and wife and mother visited Port Huron on Sunday. Raseel Bergey of Saginaw spent Sunday with his wife here. John Ritchie of Saginaw called on old friends Sunday. W E King visited Aime on Sunday to spend the day with his parents. Robert Welch of Saginaw was in town for a few days as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Charlea
Clare
John Nono
Port Huron
Raseel Bergey
Saginaw
John Ritchie
W. E. King
Robert Welch
Siginaw
Southwest Vernon Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Adna Perry spent Sunday with John Bouchey and family. Levi Willey returned Saturday from Canada with his brother. Karl Willey went to Jackson on business last week. Mr and Mrs Willis Partridge of Saginaw visited Mr and Mrs Gilbert Souchey. Mr and Mrs Andrew Willey spent Sunday with Emery Flint and family in Rosebush. Mrs Wilmot Greham and daughter of Moores Crossing are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs David Funneill.
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Adna Perry
John Bouchey
Wits
Levi Willey
Canadas
Karl Willey
Jackson
Willis Partridge
Saginaw
Gilbert Souchey
Andrew Willey
Emery Flint
Rosebush
Wilmot Greham
Moores Crossing
Mra
David Funneil
Community News Glimpse of Visits and Updates
Brand J F Brand visited the neighborhood last week. The Spranger family and Spranger sister traveled to Saginaw on Sunday. Daisie Brackett spent the weekend with her parents. Lautzenheiser couple visited Elmer Miller’s family Sunday. W Comer and relatives spent Sunday afternoon with Wess Strouse family. Alta is recovering well from surgery, hoped to be out soon. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs James Thompson on a bright future. Bryan Miller traveled to Gledwin for a business trip. Glens Poet is painting a house. Eugene Allen reportedly rented the Langworthy farm. Gene comments that looks suspicious. Kelly Comer of Alma visited his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Brand
Spranger
Alta
James Thompson
Bryan Miller
Gledwin
Glens
Eugene Allen
Langworthy
Gene
Kelly Comer
Alma
County Road Takeover in Clare County
The Clare County Board of Road Commissioners adopts a resolution to take over described roads as county roads in Hayes Freeman and Hamilton and Freeman townships. Notice will be served on local highway authorities and published weekly in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
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Harrison, Mjes
Hayes and
Freesas
Clare County
Board of Counts
Board of County Read
County of
Clare
Hayes Township
Hamilton Township
Corber
Freeman Township
Said Township
Freeman Town
Clare Sentinel
Isobo McAnineh
Robert Hutchinson
Milo Robinett
Board of County Road Commissioners
Seymour Andrus
Undefined Phrase Sparks Unclear Exchange Note
Fragmentary text describes an exchange with unclear meaning. Names, places, or concrete events are not discernible, leaving only a series of garbled phrases and partial expressions.
Clare News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Jobo Freed of Clare visited with their son and his wife. George Baker attended the State Sunday School Convention in Kalamazoo and returned with notes. Mrs A Alwood stayed with her son Ruaaseli in Clare for a couple of weeks. Charlie Garter and family visited the Bakers. Mrs Clair Coultar and Eunice left for Detroit to join her husband. Rev E M Roush and daughter came from Blanchard and preached at Dover. A Dover Sunday School will organize next Sunday. Brown Ladies Aid met at Mrs Charles Ott with next meeting at Mrs Nora Wright on November 9. An auction of fancy articles will be held. David Harger of Clare visited with his mother and family. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lower care for Mrs Lowers parents while they are in Obie due to a death.
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Jobo Freed
Clare
George Baker
Kalamazoo
A. Alwood
Ruaaseli
Bir
Siva
Charlie Garter
Clair Coultar
Eunice
Detroit
Blanchard
Dover
Brown Ladies Aid
Charles Ott
Nora Wright
David Harger
Heye
James Sarger
Wilbur Lower
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le Sass
Rock Bottom
Ampbell
Mt. Pleasant
A. Allen & CO
Mark
Kate
Loomis
Vernon
T. A. Fuller of
Farwell
Clare Farwell
Clare, Mich
West Virginia
Clare Elevator Co
E. A. Anderson
Victrolas
Rexall
Andrew N. Friz
Co. H. Gould
E. Fifth Street
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