Wallace Addresses Michigan Agricultural College Farmers
Secretary Henry C. Wallace of agriculture spoke to thousands at Michigan Agricultural College about farm legislation and the need for both legislative and administrative action to keep farming viable. He urged policies to strengthen agricultural independence, noting government support while stressing farmer flexibility.
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United States Congress
Henry C. Wallace
Harding
Michigan Agricultural College
Darling
Conrad
Ace
School Motes Le Societi Francais Meeting Minutes
The Language room group with 17 members voted to fine tardy members one cent per minute. Alice Hochatetler led a program with Ruth Lamphere reading and Dorothy Johnner reporting on Education of French Children. Marian Darwin shared an anecdote and a word game followed by adjournment.
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le Societi Francais
Alice _Hochatetler
Ruth Lamphere
Dorothy Johnner
Marian Darwin
Mephistopheles
Girla‘ Glee Club
Michigan Doubling Employment Up To 1922 Outlook
The October report from the United States Employment Service shows Michigan employment activity this year has doubled 1921 levels. Nationally, demand remains strong though Toledo and Indianapolis report weaker labor demand. Michigan notes rising payrolls with bright prospects in automobile metal textile and iron sectors and continued high lumber demand from ongoing road and station construction.
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Washington
United States Employment Service
Michigan
Toledo
Indianapolis
Ancient City Peking Among Oldest Global Settlements
In a discussion of ancient urban origins, Peking is highlighted as one of the world’s oldest cities with a long history of settlement and cultural development.
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Peking
Local Families Visit and Travel News Highlight Community Ties
The notice lists residents and relatives visiting and traveling to and from town. Home departures include Mr. and Mrs. Q. Rolapecrh and family heading to Pontiac. Frank Bates family returning to Ceareon City. Wm. Arnold of Lake George visits his mother Mrs. Haines. Gertrude Reger works in Clare. Sympathy extended to Mr. and Mrs. O Blystone over their mother.
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Jon. Wilson
Onilaren ‘Epant Sandey
Perénte
Q. Rolapecrh
Edwin Hutchinson
Pontiac
Frank Bates
Ceareon City
Priday
Mira
Wm. Arnold
Lake George
Haines
Mise Gertrude Reger
Clare
Alfred Ralepaugh
Social calls and a box social mark weekend in Colonville
Randall Albert Gardon spent Saturday through Monday in Detroit on business. Alpheus Perry and family of Clare visited Sunday with his parents Charles Perry and family. Gary and wife visited Herb Gilmore home Sunday. Mrs Freese called on Mrs George Qubise Sunday afternoon. Mrs Joe Wilson stayed Friday with sister Mrs Joe Padway of Colonville. The box social at George Gibis Monday night drew a good crowd. Mrs M L Hargrave visited William Stuckart of Colonville Monday. Charney Allen wife and baby called on mother Mrs Jordon and family Sunday evening.
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Albert Gardon
Detroit
Alpheus Perry
Clare
Chas. Perry
Gary Says
Herb Gilmore
Freese
George Qubise
Joe Wilson
Joe Padway
Colonville
George Gibis
M. L. Hargrave
William Stuckart
Charney Allen
Local Social Notes From Harrison Area Visit Gems
Mrs H Bergey of Harrison spends a week with relatives. Mrs Louie Smith of Beaverton visits. Mrs John Bergey travels to Farwell on Saturday. Rieger Reed of Farwell called Sunday. Mrs Nellie Sherman to Farwell Monday. James Varney visits Mt Pleasant Thursday. Effie and Vern Quick of Clare visit their parents. Mr and Mrs O D Ganthier drive to Lima Ohio to visit relatives. EF Bergey and Obhariese Keith of Chippewa spend Sunday with families.
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H. Bergey
Harrison
Louie Smith
Beaverton
John Bergey
Farwell
Rieger Reed
Nellie Sherman
James Varney
Mt. Pleasent
Effie
Vern Quick
Clare
O. D. Ganthier
Lima
Ohio
EF. Bergey
Obhariese Keith
Chippewa
Weekend visits and notices in Maple Grove
Maple Grove news updates include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cundick of Foreat Ontario visiting aunt Mrs. J tiedemann with cousins from London Ontario. Also Mr. and Mrs. John Ritchie of Weidman visited, Alma Tiedeman stayed home, and several local cameos from Flint and Detroit are noted along with a Hallowe en party and a bridge project by Highway Commissioner Carpenter. A birth, a marriage at Flint and other small items are listed.
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Fred Cundick
Foreat
Ont
J. Tiedemann
Alex Turney
London
Tiedeman
John Ritchie
Weidman
Alma Tiedeman
Harry House
Flint
Elmer Schofield
McGoogan
Emma Tweedy
Detroit
Robert
Sanborn
Dewey Dell
Foell
S. McGoogan
Dan
Napoleon
L.finch
Velma Schofieind
Lees
Berths Timpe
Clare ‘Oaliet
Lake School Social Brings Local Friends Together
Mrs Stare Mire and others visited, Wm Meson and Gow stayed at Burs Scote's home. The Gleascar Hall social raised about thirty dollars for the Lake school. kids performed well and clothes pins and a self served carpet sale were highlights. Raymond Scott visited from Farwell. the P M railroad crew worked on a fence in Lake. Clair Scott and family visited. Oscar Schermerborn reports good trapping luck with thirty rats.
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Stare. Mire
Bo Bhe
Wm. Meson
Gow
Burs Scote
Hugh Barns
Sherand
Harry Uieoch
Gleascar Hall
Lake School
Oliver Campbel
Euccess
Raymond Scott
Farwell
P. M
Clair Scott
Oscar Schermerborn
Local Social Notes from Hinkville and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Ousaidy of Clare spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs. A A Oliver. Mrs. Town of Harrison visited at her son Earl's this week. Mrs. Orin Smith visited relatives in Marion this week. Mrs. John McIntosh entertained a relative from Saginaw last week who hunted. Mr. Anderson of Lake George visited Geo Burch Sunday.
Beaverton Area Visit Notes From Sunday Gatherings
Hugh Frost and family of Beaverton visited Sunday at sister Mrs. Coe Robinett. John Raymond and family of Elm Grove visited L. M. Coats. Jd. W. Raby and son Earl of Flint visited Chas. Raby. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Newman and two children and Earl Sanders and family spent Sunday with Eliatelle Leitner near Beaverton. Mrs. Donlay, who visited her brother Pean Donlay, returned to Sanilac county with her Soviet relatives.
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Hugh Frost
Beaverton
Coe Robinett
John Raymond
Elm Grove
L. M. Coats
Jd. W. Raby
Earl
Flint
Chas. Raby
J. O. Newman
Earl Sanders
Eliatelle Leitner
Dingman
Pean Donlay
Sanilac County
Preaching Sunday Evening and Local Social Notes
Colonville reports Sunday evening preaching to attract a crowd. Ladies' Aid meets Thursday November 16 with Mrs Sever gon. Residents share weekend visits and telephones discussed. The Social Tuesday Night raised 2 42 85 with thanks to all helpers.
Fragmentary patient plea and medical complaint
A fragmentary note from Henny Williams of Tarkio describes extreme pain with inability to stand and cries out. The writer mentions a doctor diagnosing bladder inflammation and the need for an operation, but the text ends abruptly with stray product references.
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Henny Williams
Tarkio
Montens
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