Digest Poll Shows Mixed Views on Prohibition and Mild Alcohol
The Digest outlines a nationwide poll on the 18th Amendment and Volstead enforcement, showing 38 percent support enforcement, 41 percent for modification, and 20 percent for repeal among men, with women voting 44 36 and 15 percent. States vary, Ohio and Kansas tilt toward enforcement, while Maryland and Louisiana favor repeal. Roger W Babson notes public mood shifts, urging religion and interchurch cooperation to shape hearts toward reform.
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The
Sentinel
Literary Digest
Maryland
Loutelana
New York
Kansas
Ohio
Supreme Court
Federal Supreme Court
Slaiis
Roger W. Babson
Piano Typing and Repairing Specialty
Piano typing and repairing service advertised with guaranteed work at 206 East 6th Street and contact phone 103. An old styled listing highlighting skilled piano upkeep.
County Road Commissioners Award Two Road Contracts
Special meeting of the Clare county Board of County Road Commissioners in Harrison Michigan on September 21 1922 awarded two contracts for Hamilton township roads. W C Alwood and Stephen Hel ler to build two miles at 1447 30 and 1302 70 with drainage work due by December 1 1922 and bonds of 1000 per mile. Alfred Eble to build one mile between sections 15 and 22 at 26 cents per cubic yard excavation 12 dollars per cubic yard concrete and 5 cents per pound steel with work to be completed by December 1 1922 and bond of 1000.
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Harrison, Mich
Board of County Road Commissioners
Clare County
Michigan
Hutchinson
Robinett
McAninen
Hamilton Township
W.C. Alwood
Stephen Heller
Alfred Eble
Lingering Cough Relieved with Foley's Honey and Tar
A reader from Adrian Michigan reports a three year cough relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The remedy is advertised to ease lingering coughs severe colds and bronchial trouble with quick results. Sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick in Clare and William Bursaton in Farwell.
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H. E. Campbell
Adrian
Michigan
Foley
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Clare
Wm. Bursaton
Farwell
Honest Crook Revealed by Bold Self Praise
A man described as an honest crook boasts of his creativity in crooked schemes and excels in devising new fraudulent methods while others follow standard paths. He openly admits his criminal nature without shame, presenting a striking contrast between self view and lawful norms.
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Saya
Local Visitors Share Sunday Calls Across Town
Mrs Roberts Walon of Baginie name Monday to Mr and Mrs E B Welch. Mr Alten or Byers spent Sunday with his daughter Mrs Parseil. Ds E Canfield and family of Aan ang spent Sunday at their Dome. Mrs Nestle of Midland called on Mrs ig Kaylor Saturday. Mr and Mrs Edd Wobig of Saat paw called on Mr John Hergey Saturday.
Community Notes Highlight Local Events and Obituary
Workers met with Mrs Elam Seymour last Thursday as proceeds topped 31300. Mrs Egbert Fordyce entered the Normal at Mt Pleasant last week. Mrs Edythe Craven of Two Rivers hosted a birthday party last Saturday and received quilt making blocks. Henry Ford died at his Farwell home on September 2. He was a former Gilmore resident. Sympathy is extended to his bereaved wife.
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Phe Willing
Elam Seymour
Egbert Fordyce
Mt. Pleasant
Edythe Craven
Two Rivers
Henry Ford
Farwell
Gilmore
Grange events and local notes from South West Freeman
Finch and wife and Oberholtzer couples attend Clare County Grange convention to elect delegates to the State Grange. Oberholtzers dine with Crastons. Bert Switzer finishes threshing near Temple. Windover Grange reports a good meeting and plans to meet October 14. Mrs Gaffney improves slowly. A partridge killed itself crashing through Tom Cooks window at sunrise.
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M. W. Finch
Earl Oberholtzer
Clare
County ‘Grange
E. Cc. Oberholtzer
Chas. Craston
Borth
Seara
Bert Switzer
Near Temple
Windover Grange
Will
Birs
Frank Gaffney
Tom Cooks
Local Social News and Visits In Pleasant Area
Mr and Mrs A Roe and son Kenneth of Mr Pleasant spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J Alien. Mr and Mrs C Kever of Rose bush were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs Arthur Kever and a Mr and Mrs Edd Hutchinson returned home Saturday from Pontiac. Rev and Mrs Frank Bates and children visited relatives here. Mr and Mrs Fred Allen and family and Forest Garver spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Garcon of Maple Grove. Bernice Hutchinson went to Pontiac Saturday. Mise Bernice Allen left for Apailanti to attend the normal. Mise Gertrude Reger visited in Clare Saturday. We extend our deepest sympathy to the Orvis family.
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A. Roe
Kenneth
Pleasant
J. Alien
C. Kever
Rosebush
Arthur Kever
Edd
Hutchinson
Pontiac
Frank Bates
Fred Allen
Forest Garver
Jerry Koontz
Joe Fielda
A. P. Huntley
Clare
Fred Squares
Weidman
Wm. Marlin
Herrick
George Bryant Jr
Phillip van Denant
Dover
Gso. Bryant
Brown Corners Last Week's Letter Brief Notices
Sympathies extended to Vern Mickle and family and to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Acre on their loss. Darrison fair attendance noted. Rev. Kleinhardt not improving. Detroit visitors Ernest Kleinhart and family staying with relatives. Ben Kleinhardt family returned from Detroit. Ernest accompanied him home. Frank Masser Ester Bergy and relatives visited Gladwin county. Lydiatt family visiting daughter Mrs. John Coulter. Clair Coulter and wife to Long Lake to work for Mr. Bowler. Mrs. O Coulter to cook for the help. Fred Trietch visited his mother Mrs. Wm. Trietch.
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Vern Mickle
Frank Acre
Darrison
Kleinhardt
Ernest Kleinhart
Detroit
Ben Kleinhardt
Ernest
Frank Masser
Ester Bergy
Jamee Barger
Myrtie
Gladwin County
Lydiatt
John Coulter
Clair Coulter
Long Lake
Bowler
O Coulter
Fred Trietch
Wm. Trietch
Local Social Notes From Vestaburg and Nearby Areas
Vernon Hill and family from Vestaburg visited Sunday at sister Mrs. Warren Heiser’s home. Laura Conrad and sister Tessy Bell from Flint stay with aunt Mrs. Loie Saonitb. Florence Stongle to visit grandmother Emma Stonghb in Clarae for several weeks with aunt Mrs. Loie Smith. Mrs. Loie Smith and Ruth Koontz spent weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Obas Koonts in Esigruiieht ile.
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W. G. Keeler
Vestaburg
Warren Heiser
Laura Conrad
Tessy. Bell
Flint
Lote Saonitb
Florence Stongle
Emma Stonghb
Clarae
Loie Smith
Rith Koontz
Obas
Koonts
Ile
Community Notes of Visits and Gatherings Across Town
Local families visited relatives and friends over the past week. Mrs. Marthe Orvis stayed with sister Mrs OC Harvey. Grant Ginther of Monroeville joined cousin George Highlep and others for a weekend. Several trips and calls occurred among Bryant, Fisher, Bolen, Davis, Harvey, Koontz, Squares, and Buckley households.
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Marthe Orvis
Henrietta Akey
Alma
Geo. Bryant, Jr
Donald
Shepherd
Vistt
Eli Fisher
George Bonham
Arthur Ginn
the Rapdall
Jess Bolen
Lancing
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Advertisement
Public notice shows an old promotional call to mail a coupon to Foley & Co. at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago to receive a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for colds. The fragment emphasizes writing name and address clearly for the sample.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Avs
Chicago
Foley
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