Editor Publishes Rumor by Carved Slabs
The editor of the Hate-C Atrica Daily News compiles news on wooden slabs, trims them, and has his office boy paste the sheets in public places for readers. The note implies a rough, informal method of disseminating stories.
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Atrica” Daily News
Old Timekeeping Customs Among Indian Tribes
The article notes that some Mohammedan tribes in India and the Indo Malayan region use betel leaf chewing as a time indicator, needing about 20 minutes to chew a leaf with spice. It also mentions Malays measuring time by drying wet hair on a man's head.
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India
Indo-Malayan Peninsula
Red Front Gash and Carry Store Ad Specials
Local grocer at 509 McEwan Street advertises bulk oats and pantry staples. Featured items include Shredded Wheat, Jello, Smacko Nut Oleo, White Lily flour, canned milk, Fig bars, Ginger Snaps, toilet paper, P G soap, Crisco, all with weekly pricing and store hours until 250 open evenings.
More lime needed in Michigan soils to correct acidity
Michigan State College soils department says at current application rates it would take 145 years to neutralize soil acidity. About 6.5 million of the state’s 8.5 million crop acres sit on acid soils. Lime should be applied six months before seeding legumes, with organic matter from green manures added to improve results.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Cass County
Reducing Is Your Physician Helping You To Reduce
In a Washington Star excerpt Miss Cayenne says she and her father have grown thinner from worrying over his bills. She expresses uncertainty about whether the physician’s efforts are helping at all.
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Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Clare County
Rexall sale ends Saturday night
A Rexall sale portion ends Saturday night with shoppers urged to take advantage of discount offers. The feature item and price details appear in the readable portion of the local advertisement.
State News in Brief From Lansing and Across Michigan
Aecounts survey by State Treasurer Frank D. McKay aims to trim expenses by cutting pay to non entitled workers. Concord grapes test shows 18 percent sugar, above the 17.2 percent average. Hick sought bail while appealing to the US Supreme Court after a Battle Creek assault conviction. UM observatory at Bloemfontein near finish. observations may start by December. Judge Flannigan to join Michigan Supreme Court, replacing ill Justice Steere. A misplaced badger killed by three dogs near Buchanan. 103rd birthday celebrated by Mrs. Augusta Kreuger in Manistee. Onondaga brick plant to be abandoned. prison bids sought. Convict labor used on nearby farms with guard checks nightly. Cable Manufacturing to supply 260,000 steel chairs for $250,000 at Jackson prison. Rabbit importation warns against tularaemia infections. Kirkpatrick's One Cent Sale ad.
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Lansing
Michigan
State Department of Agriculture
Arthur C. Hick
Battle Creek
Jackson
United States Supreme Court
Michigan Supreme Court
Rich
Louise King
Battle Creek College
Battle Creek Country Club
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Bloemfontein
Orange Pree
Africa
Ralph H. Curtis
University Observatory
Richard A. Rossiter
Southern Observatory
Tron Mountain
Richard C. Flannigan
Norway
Pred W. Green
Joseph S. Steere
Sault Ste. Marie
Plannigan
Delta
Dickinson
Iron
Marquette
Menominee
Emily Lidke
Posen
Germany
Manistee
Michigan State Prison
Michigan Prison Commission
Michigan State Prison Commission
Cable Manufacturing Company of
Boston
Jackson Prison
Cable Company
Langing
Leigh J. Young
Guy L. Keifer
Keifer
Young
Mexican Bean Beetle Found In Michigan Farms
The Entomology Department at Michigan State College reports the Mexican bean beetle has appeared in three southeastern Michigan counties. Despite favorable conditions, no commercial bean damage is expected for two years. The khaki beetle with black dots overwinters as an adult and feeds on green bean foliage, with spread likely slow in Michigan.
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Michigan
Entomology
Michigan State College
Financial Report for Garfield Township School District No 1
Garfield Township Clare Co Michigan presents receipts and expenditures for the general fund. On hand July 9 1926 142238 delinquent tax receipts 446.09 voted tax receipts 530.43 received from Ewart Bank 52.68 total ms 2271.43 expenditures include payments to teachers janitor coal and supplies labor cleaning materials tuition furnace parts and hardware items.
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Garfield Township
Clare CO
Michigan
Ewart Bank
George Scott
Aaron Irwin
Margaret Sheardy
Farwell Lumber Yard
J. Gilman
Michigan Education Co
Helen Howell
Clare High School
Clare Hardware Co
School financials and 1927 annual meeting notes
Copy shows payments to officers and teachers totaling 3170.63 with July 11 1927 on hand. Primary fund receipts and disbursements, library fund balances, and annual meeting minutes July 13 1927 record ballot results for trustees Anna Oman Roy Neeper and a request to repair or replace toilets with sealed bids. One Cent Sale advertised.
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Helen Howell
Eorest Howell
Franke Gilman
Tees
Pater Oman
Roy Neeper
Oscar Schermerhorn
Arthur Smith
Roy Gook
CG. Powlison
Joh
Anna I
Oman
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Rexall
Anderson's
Gash and Carry Store
McEwan Street
Fred M. Morgan
George
Wrere Econghy
A&p
Santa Clara
Pacific Toilet
Campbell E Campbell's
Chipsolar
A & P Family Flour
Natley
Oleo
Atlantic
Frank D. McKay
Kirkpatrick
Ady
Michigan Farms
Grops
Finncial
Bingham
Peachers
Archie Fahnestock
Frank Gilman
Bert Scott
Anna L. Oman
Harrison
Anna J. Oman
Adv
Chick Murray
Grand Rapids
Petoskey
Thompson & Wilkinson
Clare
Willys
Knight Sixes
Kentucky
Virginia