Public Notice of Will Probate in Clare County
In Har Nagon, Michigan, Probate Court of Clare County holds session October 14 1929 for Josephine Rainey estate. Benjamin Campbell petitions to admit an instrument as the will and asks administration be granted to James A. Stan or other suitable person. Hearing set November 8 1929 at ten o clock. public notice to appear three weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Harisngon
Said
Thos.s. Dorsey
Josephine Rainey
Benjamin
Campbell
Gaid
Avis
James A. Stan
Clare
Mortgage sale notice of Clare County Michigan deed
Default on a mortgage dated September 22 1924 by Cleota Jordan administratrix of William W Jordan estate to Fred Papenk of Corunna Michigan. The mortgage of five thousand dollars recorded September 2 1924 in Liber 32 page 559 is foreclosed for six thousand ninety six 02-100 dollars with 35 dollar attorney fee. Sale at public auction December 30 1929 at 1 PM at the front door of the Harrison Courthouse to satisfy the debt costs and fees. The property described as northwest quarter section 13 township 7 west containing 160 acres more or less. Dated September 6 1929 Fred Geeck mortgagee Soranna Michigan.
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Cleota Jordan
William W. Jordan
Fred Papenk
Corunna
Michigan
Register of Deeds
Clare
Clare County
Harrison
County of
Afdrea
Dors
Fred ‘Geeck
Community Notes Sketch Weekend Visits and Local Happenings
Rain finally arrives allowing farmers to begin tail plowing. Mr and Mrs Merrill Perry visit from Lan S O g. Lawrence Robinet hosts a party with locals in attendance. Miss Gulman and students plan a Halloween box social. James McKay visits the berg. A family returns from Pittsburgh for a funeral. Harold Schaeffer assists with travel.
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Merril Perry
Lans
Windover Lake Social and Local Visits Noted
Windover Lake residents enjoyed last week with visits from Grace Brill to Marion, Olive Campbell and family at a box social, and several callers from Hemlock and Pontiac. Gene Pettit helped plant 5000 trout in Dot and Tom creeks before their closure. hunting trips nearby were dampened by rain. a number of neighbors and visitors, including Basil Baker and friends from Lansing, spent the weekend at Windover Lake or nearby ranches and cottages.
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North Arthur Hart Cradit
Dr. Stirling
C. Cornwell
John Hartman
Roy Gordons
John Myers
Pontiac
W. GC
Cornwell
Wm. Hicks and Son
John
George Tillottson
Clarence
Grace Brill
Marion
Olive Campbell
Norway School
Herman Fenssé
Hemlock
Burns
Floyd Ferguson
Lansing
Windover Lake
George Marble
Gene Pettit
Clare
Dot
Tom Creek
Frank Holmes
Henry Austin
Temple
Wilda Mahan
Geo. Syer
Lake
Minnie ‘Greene
Toledo
John A. Burns
Basil Baker
Ae BR Delling
Inia
Cal George Pillottson
Bull Longeton
Miss. Vern
Woman Trades Wedding Rings in Pawnshop
Tears streamed down the actress's face as she pawns her six wedding rings at a pawnshop, asking how much the dealer will give. The scene shows a pitiful moment captured in the grim setting.
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Cinelu
Burl fractures threaten dancer's support role
The Moctor notes severe leg fractures but says they will mend enough to provide decent support. The Professional Dancer responds sensing the need to support a husband and two children, highlighting the family impact of the injuries.
Town Resident Confronted After Near Collision
Two townsfolk discuss a motorist who speeds into traffic then stalls at the curb. One person notes the driver’s glare and a subsequent standoff as they exchange suspicions about the other’s injury and intent.
Portrait Request From Wealthy Widow Provokes Display of Promptness
In a terse note the wealthy widow known as Moffat requests a portrait of her late wife described as having artistic promise. The request hints at punctuality and efficiency as prerequisites for the artist to begin the work.
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Moffat
Epitaph of a Cautious Pedestrian
A short verse marks a pedestrian's caution as the speaker notes he jumped only once and laments a missed second jump. The poem contrasts his cold death with ice and implies a fatal misstep.
Unsteady vows echo in a strained marriage moment
A fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Pester and her husband debating worthiness and commitment before marriage. The exchange reveals lingering doubt and a conditional ultimatum as they consider continuing their relationship.
The Two Periods of a Man’s Understanding
A quip about a man never understanding Seb prin in youth and after marriage, noting two life phases. The joke hinges on marital insight and the idea that a man’s grasp is limited before and after tying the knot.
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Seb Prin
Mistress Question Shocks Servant in Deliberation
A dialogue shows Mistress asking about Janet's last place and the servant replying after some hesitation that it was not a good site. The exchange hints at social tensions and judgment within the household.
Roar of the Crowd Sparks Umpire Hearing Complaint
A lively crowd heckles during a baseball game as megaphones echo from the stands. The umpire is said to be hard of hearing and the fans aim to keep him from missing their comments.
Obedient Wife Home Talk Reveals Command Style
A domestic exchange shows a husband directing a partner with brief commands. The wife responds with mixed acknowledgment and hesitation, reflecting instruction driven dynamics and casual household power.
Fragmented Note Reflects Missing Poem in Interview
A wary editor scolds a young reporter for focusing on a boxer's weight and reach while ignoring a favored poem. The fragment hints at edits and a promised interview but lacks complete details or clear outcomes.
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Awvns
Vallea
Implement House Needed on Farms Implement House Needed on Farms
Agricultural engineer A Holman of North Carolina State College urges farmers to build an implement house with a dry floor and good roof to protect machinery. He stresses off drainage from the roof, thorough cleaning and oiling before storage, and timely winter repairs to prevent rust and decay and ensure long equipment life.
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A. . Holman
North Carolina State College
Golman
Mr. Holman
Dangers of Arsenic Spray to Livestock
On farms trees sprayed with arsenicals leave arsenic in the grass and water, causing cattle to suffer or perish from grazing. A common source is careless disposal of arsenic containers as cattle may lick or drink from old cans. washing does not always remove danger. Destroy containers to prevent losses.
Keep Gas Engine Busy on Various Farm Jobs
The article notes many farms have gas engines mainly for pumping and rare hookups. It urges farmers to keep engines busy with diverse tasks beyond pumping, as power can run feed grinders, fanning mills, and other machines.
Weevils in Bin Ca Be Killed at Gas
Weevils in stored grain can be killed by fumigation with carbon bisulfide, says T H Parks of Ohio State University. The fumigant is a gas heavier than air and can be bought in sealed cans. keep all lights away and seal the bin tightly for at least 36 hours after application.
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T. H. Parks Extension
Ohio State University
Persom
Wight
Proper Storage of Feed Reduces Mold and Pests
Advice favors storing feed on boards above cement to improve air flow deny spoilage and aid pest control. Using 2x4s raised off floors allows better circulation, easier rat bait distribution, and better access for cats to combat rats.
Farm Advice on Poultry Sheep Hogs and Disease Control
A fragment discusses keeping pure-bred flocks, breeding for profitable egg production, and cautions about wool costs from early shearing. It notes hog cholera risks, mentions poor ventilation and drafts as harmful, and highlights vaccination of fall animals as key protection.
National Butterfat Champion Queen Bessie Sets Records
Queen Bessie a Holstein cow earns national butterfat titles for four lactations and tops 1000 pounds fat in a year. Her four lactations total 4299.1 pounds fat from 108,475.5 pounds milk, averaging 271.188 pounds milk per season and 1,073 pounds fat. Other cows and handlers, including Adithndae Wietske and Daisy Angeste Ormsby, hold notable fat records in multiple lactations.
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Bessie
Pieter Tje Ormsby
Queen Bessie
Safi
Wietske Dairymaid
Daisy
Angeste Ormsby
Pichettie
Mercedes Ormsby
Dawih
Bess
Nails
Qheen Warren
Tay
R. Rasamasen
Blawood Fearne Beer
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Clare Sentinel
National Editorial Association
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Mereil
Auto Electric
West 4Th Street
Tatman’s Store
Hart Brand
Hershey
Baker’s
Black Cross
Old Master
San Mario
Farwell Lumber Yard
Farwell, Michigan
Lecals
Thos. S. Dorsey
A. Aldrich
Balsley School
Albert Kleiner
Wm. Cunningham
Will Sersaw
Coleman
Fred Molt
West Branch
Chris S Simpson
B. Johnson
Jim Dafey
Nathan Bicknell
Saginaw
Albert Kanarr
Lorren Birdsall
Bf Dover
Wm. Kanarr
Dover News
John Bauer
Sarah
Joe
Hometary
Avife
bin Ca
Hake Sie
Queen Béisi¢e Pietertje Ormsby
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