Rural Village and City Teachers of Clare County 1924 25
List of teachers by district and school for Clare County Michigan covering rural, village, and city schools in 1924 25. Includes names and grades taught across townships such as Lincoln, Garfield, Sheridan, Keeler and cities Harrison Clare Farwell and the county superintendent's office. The document lists principals district assignments and transport designations for several teachers.
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Clare County
Michigan
Michigan Agriculture winter school opens January five
Six short courses in farming will run at Michigan Agriculture College starting January 5. Open to all residents 16 and older with no scholastic requirements. Aimed at citizens who do not seek the four year program but want scientific training in dairy, engineering, and other agricultural fields.
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Michigan
B. Hill
M. Ae O
Multiple regional tragedies and official notices across Michigan
A long list of fatal accidents and incidents across Michigan includes a Grand Rapids man killed by a dynamite blast in Olds, two Rogers City residents drowned fleeing across ice, and a Detroit restaurant owner wounded in a bank robbery attempt. other items report a bus rollover near Ludington with no injuries, air mail envelopes authorized, a University of Michigan medical endowment, and license plate sale plans for 1925. The varied notices also mention a hospital founder's death in Grand Rapids, a Toledo worker killed near Monroe, and legal pleas in Lambertville and Toledo.
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Lansing
Richard “Schram
Grand Rapids
Williamston
Detroit
Pontiac
Rochester
Myron
Charles Strafping
Clemens
William
Jake Henry
Theix
Cinta River
Battle Creek
Jim ‘Christ
Christ
Herbert L. Chestnut
Olds ‘Motor Company
Mackinaw City
Chester Clark
Robert * Radka
Rogers City
Lake Huron
Drummond Island
Perry Schiurtz
Monroe
Earl Hudson
Toledo
Pere Marquette Railroad
Hudson
Ludington
Ludington- Hart
Post Office Department
Henry Hobart
Lambertville Township
Lonrad Bealworski
Edward Stepanski
Howard Kessler
Stanley
Ambordki
Joe Byers
Hdward* Nidek
Tem?perance
Mich
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Board of Regents
Christine MacDonald Simpson
Thomas H. Simpson
Thomas Henry Simpson
Charles Boston
Boston
Swilliam Bailey
Riddle
Tahoe
Sof Tate Charles
J. DeLand
Lanal Iz
Thanksgiving notices and community events in Clare area
Local newspaper item lists church services at Pere Marquette and nearby towns, with revival meetings led by Rev. Strattan starting November 30. It includes social notes on visits, family moves, Thanksgiving plans, and upcoming concerts and church activities across Clare and nearby communities.
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Vercometh
Young Peoples
Strattan
Christ
Rev. Strattan
Thanksgiving notes and local moving update in Clare area
Correspondence describes upcoming Thanksgiving with weather worries of cold and snow. Mentions Bi Bugbee family moving to Clare, Kenneth Geeck at Lawrence Robinett, and visits by Williams family to the Robinett home. Reports on Patterson’s house nearing completion and sewing circle gathering at Williams with comforts made for Mrs. W. Also notes a new daughter at the Clevelands.
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Dewey Dell
Flint
Kid Schofield
Carson City
Eugene Ford
Saginaw
Ettie Ford
Bean
Morley
Seavers
Bertha Babcock
Elia Carpenter
Mt. Pleasant
Bert Badger
Scottville
Badger
Mesdames Ford, Glass
Grimm
Addie Rand
Gilmore
Stuart McAninch
Mint
Mans
McGoogan
Chas
Eisie
Jake Cline
Detroit
Hatch
Cline
Jesse Wood
Grand Rapids
John Rimyan
P M
Woman's Belief Corps
Guy Perry
Lansing
John Tiedeman
Cemetery Board
John’ Palmer
Alma
Crowell
Claré
Bi Bugbee
Clare
Kenneth Geeck
Lawrence Robinett
Gus
Williams
Howe
Bowler
Lhs Minard
Thos. Patersons
Thair
yClevelands
Misadventures and visits dot Hinkleville weekend
In Hinkleville on Saturday a horse was put down after a freight train frightened the team pulling a potato wagon at Farwell. George Struble also trades farms and moves toward Delwin Isabella Co. The town hosts a masquerade with many costumes and a fond pot luck. John Sherman suffered a painful leg injury when a wheel dropped into a rut while loading ties near the Ann Arbor track.
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George Struble
Farwell
John Henry
Hmma
Alma
Bellinger
Mt. Pleasant
Nellie
Redner
Mary
Lansing
al ’Byba
Ann Arbor
Sidney
Elmer Bellinger
Flint
Moline
R. McBride
Beaverton
al Purdy
Frank Purdy
Frank
American Products Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Thiseighborhood
Kittie McIntosh
Gordon
Augusta Calkins
Rosebush
Vern Moline
Alec Lackie
Delwin
Isabella County
Theron ‘White
Geo. Burch
Satriday
M. Burch
Clare
Brightmore
Detroit
Clyde White
Burch
Wilhelma Hawk
Red Ridinghood
H. H
John Sherman
Exalted Football Expert Emperor Augustus Orders First Rules Revision
In 28 B G the Exalted Football Expert Emperor Augustus ordered the first revision of football rules on record, marking a landmark shift in the sport's governance and play. The directive shaped early code and oversight for the game’s development.
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Augustus
B. G
One Use for Tobacco Indicates Storm Approach
A brief note states a plug of tobacco kept moist and soft will indicate an approaching storm. The advisory links moisture, pliancy, and the sense of pressure change as a local folk method. The item emphasizes practical, everyday knowledge shared with readers.
They Are Few It Is Comforting To Meet A Man
A Duluth Herald line reflects on encountering someone called not an expert and the quiet reassurance such encounters provide in a world of labels.
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Duluth Herald
Convenience for Travelers Prompts Hotel Public Rooms
Fragmentary note describes fountains and chained posts in hotel writing rooms. The passage hints at travel ease and public amenities for guests, with an old time newspaper voice suggesting new comforts for voyagers.
Weaving Wenslerdale Wool For Natural Wave Clothed
The article describes Keeping Natural Wave Cloth from Wenslerdale wool and the process to induce after weaving the fabric to acquire the natural wave characteristic of the same sheep breed.
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Wenslerdale
Red Cross Reports 21 Million Expenditures in Last Year
The American Red Cross spent over 21 million dollars in the last fiscal year ending June 30, with 11.7 million from general funds to aid earthquake relief in Japan and 4.37 million via 3,000 chapters internationally. Domestic operations covered 192 locations, disaster relief in 192 sites, and substantial support for veterans and health services, with a budget of about 4.65 million for 1924 25. Members urged to join or renew during Armistice Day drive.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Red Cross
America
United States
Regular Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Insular
Red Cross National
Treasuries
Army
Japan
League of Red Cross Societies
American Red’ ‘Cross
Steward and Passenger Exchange on Deck Incident
A London Opinion snippet recalls a steward offering food to a passenger and the passenger asking to avoid shore trouble by throwing it overboard. The exchange hints at nautical and maritime phrasing aboard a ship or aboard a voyage.
Product of Evolution Expedition Finds Six-Foot Ground Crawlers
An expedition to British Honduras returns with two strange creatures that crawl on land like alligators, possess turtle armor, and can leap six feet. The London humorist notes it seems a perfect pedestrian creature has been found.
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British Honduras
London
Stock Shippers Notice Off Buffalo Shipment Prices
To The Stock Shippers We received on the Buffalo stock market Monday for shipment Saturday November 15 from Gladwin the following prices Top lambs 14.60 netting shipper home weight 12.86 Cull lambs 12.50 Sheep all sold 7.50 with 4.50 for two. Top calves 12.00 netting 10.85 Home weight second 9.60 Calls 8.59 All hogs averaging 140 lbs or more sold 9.50 netting 8.40 Under 140 lbs 7.90 netting 6.85 Two springers sold 75.00 each Cows 4.50 and 5.00 Canners 2.00 to 2.75 Had no good cattle in this shipment Next shipping dates Saturday November 29 and December 13 Please call or write if stock to ship to help order cars We aim to get light shrink and the highest market price Respectfully.
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Buffalo
Gladwin
Grocery Price List Mixed with Dated Sums
A historical grocery list itemizes assorted goods with per unit prices. Items include canned fish, prunes, raisins, maple syrup, tomato ketchup, oleo, dates, vanilla extract, dill pickles, hominy, sauerkraut, and kosher salt among others. Entries show weights and unit costs, reflecting a mid century shopping catalog.
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Santa Clara
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Ada Peterson
EB. BH. Schofield
Mae Thresa Campbell
Georgia
Sherman
Flora Babcock Powell
Ree Inez Emogene Campbell
Harrison
Marion M. van Every
Aether Township
Coulter’ Deller
Opal
al Gladivin
Fox Sharphuge
Freeman
Doris Masten
Metta M. Burke
Frost Township
Mae
Minnie
Hazel Bodkins
Leah
Hudson Gardon Clare
Geraldene Hampton Clare
Greenwood Township
Anna Ritter Bruce — Harrison
Marie Kleiner
Thomas Hecker Harrison
Oliver W. Nash
Hamilton Township
Harold Horton Warrison
Lila M. Wright
Surrey
AL J. Chappell
Parnell
Ima‘SéHofeld
Winterfield Township
Fern Hecker
Marion
Beatrice ‘Pinch
Francis
J. S. Kaiffer
Farwell Pee Gnee
A. J. Chappell
Rate
Joan Foster
Leoia Gard’na
Grace Darling
Ethel Graham
Rades
City of
Www
W. Aks
G. R. ‘Bogan
O. R. Atkins
G. D. Love
Stella Lampman
Eunice Slentz
Ruth Gardei
Amaia
Suv Rud
AU Biapis
Genevieve Stonecliffe
Ruth Hachmuth
Elizabeth Maybee
Winifred Wilson
Irene Brief
Alta Bellinger
Helen Hintzs
Gertrude Nordbeck
Denzil Slentz
Margaret Ardis
Ade
Asa H. Aldrich
Frains
Ee AB de
Sanday Pere Marquette
Sanday
M. & Ghurgh
M.F. Nash
Pastor
West Grant
Paramount
Soldier Service Paramount
Stock Shippers
Farmers’ Shippers Association
M. L. Haviland
Met
Gladwin, Mich
Fred M. Morgan
N. S. Tibbill Jeweler and Optometrist
Glare
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