Westbound Pere Marquette and Ann Arbor schedules listed
A railroad brief shows Pere Marquette trains west at 9:05 and 10:02 a.m. on Tuesday and Saturday with Harrison return at 12:25 p.m. Ann Arbor northbound at 1:45 p.m. and southbound at 10:52 a.m. Local items note visits, guild meetings, social events, births, recoveries, obituaries, and community notices including Christmas card sale ads and a Halloween party roundup.
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Pere Marquette
Harrison
Ann Arbor
Say Farmers Due for Better Times
Agricultural leaders at the Michigan State College extension conference report rural economic conditions on a definite upward trend. Dean R S Shaw credits Michigan farmers for diversifying beyond a single crop, with prices for horses cattle sheep and hogs rising. Dr GC E Ladd of New York Extension predicts continued livestock price gains and a population boom in Buffalo to Chicago cities, increasing Michigan milk demand.
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Michigan State College
Michigan
Dean R. S. Shaw
Dean Shawn
United State
GC. E. Ladd
New York
Buffalo
Chicago
Fuller sentenced to six months for alimony nonpayment
Judge Ray Hart in Midland presided at a special Circuit Court session sentencing Ray Fuller to six months in Jackson prison for nonpayment of alimony. Einora Fuller had a 1921 divorce decree but no payments or plans have been made, with the total currently $1599. The report also notes a lodge event held by Clare Lodge No. 333 and Clara Rebekah Lodge No. 167 featuring pumpkin pies and festive decor.
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Ray. Fuller
Jackson
Ray Hart
Midland
Circuit Court
Court House
Harrison
Einora Fuller
Fuller
Clare Lodge
C. F
Clara‘Rebekah Lodge
Views of the Stars and Seasonal Sky Changes
The article explains how southern hemisphere observers see different stars yet some constellations cross hemispheres with seasonal visibility. If Earth's axis stayed perpendicular to orbit, northern constellations would never be seen in the south. The axis tilt causes parts of both hemispheres to be visible at varying times.
Essay on Geese from Capper's Weekly by a St Louis schoolboy
A humorous student essay describes geese as heavy birds with awkward posture and varied plumage. The narrator notes ganders do not lay eggs and mocks goose behavior, ending with a dramatic personal line about liberty or death.
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Capper
St. Louis
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Sympathy
We thank friends and neighbors for expressions of kindness during our illness and death of our wife and mother. Gratitude to Rev. Father Flanigan for comforting service. From Mr. A. DesOrmeau and family.
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Father Flanigan
A. DesOrmeau
Thanks for support during mother Mrs Runyan’s illness and death
We express sincere gratitude to all who helped us during the illness and death of our mother and sister Mrs Runyan. Special thanks to Rev Kleinhardt for comforting words to the singers and for the floral offerings. The Children Mr and Mrs Joseph Stockman
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Runyan
Kleinhardt
Joseph Stockman
Farwell Gilmore Vernet neighbors aided after house fire
Mrs Bert Graham and Frank Graham express gratitude to friends and neighbors of Farwell Gilmore and Vernet for assistance following the loss of their home to a fire caused by five individuals.
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Farwell
Gilmore
Vernet
Bert Graham Frank Graham
The Honor of the Playing Field
An expository piece extols youth games as life’s high school, stressing teamwork loyalty fair play and selflessness over personal glory. It argues unity underpins victory, honors the deserving victor, and links sportsmanship to patriotism and national service.
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Compton
Decline of the Apron in Fashion History
The piece traces how the apron evolved from a garment of aristocracy and royalty to a modern workwear item. It notes a curious decapitation turning "an apron" into apron and the drift of "an ekename" into "a nickname" as language shifts over time.
Buffalo market prices from October 31 front livestock sale
Farmers hear price ranges for stock shipped last week in Buffalo market results. Steers and heifers 6.50 to 9.25, cows 5.25 to 7.50, bulls 6.00 to 6.50, hogs 9.00 to 10.295, yearlings 8.25, calves 13.00 to 15.50, lambs 10.50 to 18.50, sheep 4.00 to 6.50. Next shipping dates Beaverton November 11, Gladwin November 12.
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Buffalo Market
Beaverton
Gladwin
Phipps Family Thanks Friends After Death of Mother
The Phipps family extends thanks to neighbors and friends who helped during the death of their mother. They acknowledge comforting words from singers and others, noting Mr G W Burt Lor and decry the radio appeal from Anderson's Radio.
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Moth
Hitler
G. W. Burt Lor
Phipps Family
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