Midland Triumphs Over Clare 19–0 In Narrow Win
Midland and Clare battled from the opening kickoff with Midland scoring early and again late to post a 19–0 victory. A. W. Henderson refereed, Chester Potter umpired, and Hd. Johnston was head linesman as Midland failed to convert several passes but finished strong with decisive line smashes.
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Midland
Clare
Qlare
Aldread
Oval
A. W. Henderson
Hillsdale
Chester A. Potter
Hd. Johnston
Maple Grove Community News and Family Visits
John Rulapaugh visited his son Dale and family Saturday night and Sunday. Don Luce of Mt. Pleasant visited the Schofields Sunday evening. Richard Winter Jr. is reported improving. Rev. Kleinhardt will hold meetings at Maple Grove schoolhouse Tuesday night. We hope for attendance after years without services. Anna Schofield visited relatives in Farwell Saturday. Dale Rulapaugh had a telephone installed last week. An error in last week’s news is corrected: John Halstead and wife were at Ira Hudson’s wife’s funeral, not in Wisconsin. Chas. Tigner and wife Edenville spent Sunday with her parents. Chas. Greli visited Smedleys. returned to Edenville with his wife. Mary and Pearl Winters stay with Jess Billyard during their brother Richard’s illness. Mrs. Dave Ferguson’s home near Bluff Lake burned Monday. Garnet and family lived there and lost everything.
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John Rulapaugh
Dale
Don Luce
Mt. Pleasant
E. Schofield
Richard Winter, Jr
Kleinhardt
Hagle
Maple Grove
Anna Schofield
Farwell
Dale Rulapaugh
John Halstead
Wisconsin
Ira Hudson
Chas. Tigner
Edenville
Chas. Greli
Smedley
Mary
Pearl Winters
Jess Billyard
Richard
Dave Ferguson
Bluff Lake
Garnet
Dance Every Saturday Night at Duncan's Hall
An invitation notes a weekly dance event held at Duncan's Hall on Saturdays, offering a social gathering with music and dancing each week.
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Duncan's Hall
Loseft's Hussian Orchestral Revue at the Lyceum Course
The program promises pure joy and top entertainment with a different lineup of popular music Russian folk songs dances and classical gems. Joseph Loseff directs a famed act seen coast to coast in hotels and clubs. The second number will appear next Thursday evening November 26 with a full house expected.
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Loseft
Joseph Loseff
Hys
Americh
Lyceunui
Local Notes Highlight Visits Moves and Church Events
Mr and Mrs Albert Haley visited Mt Morris with his parents on Wednesday and Thursday. Dr Kennedy spoke at the Methodist church. baptism and new members added. Families moved: Harrison residents Cunningham reside at 303 West Glatred for winter. Mrs A M Gilmore visited Mt Pleasant for weekend with sister Mrs Leftingwell. Robison shot in Vernon while hunting. wounds treated. Education Week events and Haworth League service noted. Johnson Playground opening at Floyd Johnston garage in Mt Pleasant with chicken dinner and new indoor golf course.
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Albert Haley
Mt. Morris
Thoraday
G. Dudley
Dudley Paper Go
Lansing
The
Sentinel
R. A. Leftingwell
Chas. Niemeyer
Roy Niemeyer
Saginaw
David Miller
Busiess
Sternaman
East Third Street
West Seventh Street
Methodist Church
Kennedy
Bert Lloyd
Don
Ann ‘Arbor
Lloyd
Rank Robison
Vernon
Detroit
W. F. Clute
Jim Wilson
Haworth League
Methodist
Floyd Johnston
Mt. Pleasant
Johnson Playground
Michigan Street
College Avenue
Care of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We are grateful for the many acts of kindness from neighbors and friends during our mother's illness and death. We acknowledge the services of Rev. Kleinhardt and the Murphy family and thank all for floral offerings. Charles Craine Ma Harvey Craine Dora Anderson Della Harris.
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Kleinhardt
Wn. Murphy
Charles Craine
Harvey Craine
Dora Anderson
Della Harris
Appreciation Note Thanks Neighbors After House Fire
Mr and Mrs Fred Verette express gratitude to neighbors and friends for the help received when their house burned last week Thursday. They say they feel grateful for the valuable assistance.
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Fred Verette
Thanks for the hospital kindness from Edw M Harel
Edw. M. Harel and family express gratitude to friends for remembrance while he was hospitalized and for the kindness shown to his family.
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Edw. M. Harel
Card of Appreciation for Election Lunch Sale Help
The Arthur Center Ladies thank all who assisted so generously in making the election day lunch sale a success.
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Arthur Center
Box Social At Elm Grove Church Planned
Elm Grove ladies host a box social at the church on Wednesday evening November 19. An accompanying one act comedy will be presented. All women are asked to bring boxes.
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Elm Grove
Farmers Take Notice Shipping Date Ad
Farmers to list livestock with Farmers' Independent Practice Co. Next shipping date set for Tuesday November 25.
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Farmers’ Independent Practice Co
Love and wisdom in quarrels and homely maxims
A fragmentary collection of wry maxims on love, worry, money, charity, and manners. It muses on friendship, jealousy, ambition, and the quirks of human behavior with ironic humor and aphoristic lines. The tone resembles a newspaper column with moral observations and light counsel.
Filipinos Embrace Horse Drawn Carts In Rural Transport
Provincial residents rely on animal drawn vehicles for farm goods and cheap passenger travel. Water buffalo bull carts carry crops to markets while horse drawn romatas popular for people transport. Local horses are smaller but sturdy, often pulling six to seven riders with heavy loads at strong speeds.
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Philippines
United States
Tariff Bill Sparks Senators’ Bread Tax Debate
In a late stage of the tariff bill discussion Senator Frazier of North Dakota floated framing a clause that would remove any import tariff on Swedish bread. Senator Glass of Virginia mocked the idea citing existing taxes on soup ingredients, while Senator Caraway of Arkansas commented the bill overly taxed many items. Glass countered that such a tax could generate revenue.
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Frazier
North Dakota
Senator Glass
Virginia
Caraway
Arkansas
Glass
Suburb Builds Large Concrete Sundial for Attention
A San Francisco suburb raises a giant concrete sundial to draw notice. Its top towers above spectators with a shadow marking time on a ground panel. Children often use the inclined surface as a makeshift slide during visits.
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San Francisco
Perkins man grows savings without restraint
The Cincinnati Inquirer quips that Perkins grows his savings as his wife shuns cards and poker, and the couple has no children, implying prudent or unusual financial habits.
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Perkins
Cincinnati Inquirer
Modern housewife battles disintegration of home
The item notes the modern housewife confronting a problem that would alarm ancestors, aiming to keep the home intact amid forces of change and disruption as discussed in Woman's Home Companion.
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Igh
Woman's. Home Companion
City Editor Snaps atcub Reporter Exchange
An exchange between a cub reporter and the city editor grows lively as the editor retorts and the cub defends his stance. The brief moment captures newsroom tensions and humor in a bustling city desk.
Mean Thing Daisy Keeps Secrets
The dialogue reveals Mazie questioning why other women dislike Daisy a girl who eats and keeps secrets, highlighting social tensions and reputational vibes in a small community.
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Daisy
Mazie
And Quit Worrying Ingouinia.ie Mick Exhaustion
The fragment references physical exhaustion and a figure named Mick, suggesting a health or fatigue note. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event, date, or location details for a fuller summary.
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Ingouinia.ie
Mick
Red Cross Drive and Local League Meetings Notice
Red Cross annual membership drive open until Thanksgiving. Local clubs list meetings this week and next with trustees and hosts. Includes Lyceum Course Russian Revue on November 20 and dinners at Budd Lake with Körner gatherings and carpool from Fred Loomis home. Husbands invited.
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Red Cross
Bert Fisher
Budd Lake
Fred Loomis
Keeping Mush Sanitary to Prevent Disease in Poultry
Small contrivances help prevent disease by keeping droppings out of open mush hoppers. A revolving board above hoppers turns when a bird hops on it to stop chicks entering the hopper. Self feeders with projecting roofs serve the same purpose and reduce waste.
Desirable Weights for Many Chicken Breeds
Desirable weights listed from New Jersey state college of agriculture show Leghorns and cookerels reach about one pound at six to seven weeks and near two pounds by twelve weeks. Pullets reach two and a half pounds at fifteen weeks and over four pounds at twenty four weeks.
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Rocks
Rhode Islands
Wyandottes
Orpingtons
New Jersey State College of Agriculture
Poultry Hints for Hen Houses and Flock Health
Poultry hints note dry litter boosts hen comfort and warn against leaving litter in scratchable areas. They state many farms keep poultry widely, warn diseased chicks can kill many, and give a ration mix for geese plus proper bloodlines. Duck eggs hatch with careful moisture and temperature control.
Box Social for School Benefit at Brand School
A box social and Thanksgiving program will be held at Brand School on November 21 at 8 00 p m. Myrtle Miller, teacher, organizes the event and offers a prize for the prettiest box.
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Brand School
Myrtle Miller
Clare Shipping Association Announces Ship Dates
The Clare Shipping Association lists two upcoming ship dates on Tuesdays, November 18 and December 2, as stated by shipper A. Dawson.
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Clare Shipping Association
Deceber
Advance Grange Dance at Rim Grove Hall on Friday
Friday night event at Rim Grove hall hosted by the Advance Grange. Admission is 50 cents, with committee members organizing the dance and music for attendees.
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Rim Grove Hall
Classified for sale Lloyd Loom baby bogey in food condition
Mrs Hrnie Ramey offers a Lloyd Loom baby buggy in fair condition for sale. contact Mrs Hrnie Ramey at phone 263.
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Lloyd Loom
Hrnie Ramey
Armistice Day Observed and Red Cross Roll Call
The article recounts Armistice Day observances highlighting the National Archives efforts and American Legion loyalty. Clare County Red Cross leaders rally volunteers, noting 46 chapters seeking 93500 members nationwide as Robe Postmaster S. Kirkbride leads the Red Cross drive with township captains urged to reach 500 members locally.
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Ing
National Archives
Children’s Bureau
American Legion
Miss. Yoder
Red Cross
United States
T. Carl Holbrook
Clare County
American Red Cross
U. S
Fellowship of Service To Humanity
Edna Yoder
R. C
Kirkbride
Clare
County
Neil Ellen
Flanders
Star Route Mail Settings for U S Postal Service
Proposals requested by January 20, 1931 for star route mail service from July 1931 to June 1936 across Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Missouri. Information available via pamphlet at local post offices or the Second Assistant Postmaster General Walter F Brown.
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Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
United States
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Washington
Walter F. Brown
Arthur Center Ladies Union Bake Sale Planned
The Arthur Center Ladies Union announces a bake sale at Frie office on Saturday November 11 with proceeds directed to center activities.
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Arthur Center Ladies Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare County Savings Bank
Home For Savings
Loséf
Ay Is
Metisketball
Merchants
Lyceum
Aid
Philo Smith
Snell
Sheridan
Mary Hemstreet
Ladies Union
A. Dawson
Citizens State Bank
the Bank of Friendly Service
Clare Realty Co
Farm Insurance
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