Farwell Area Church Closing Conference Year Services
The article describes final closing services at the Farwell Methodist church with Rev. Leroy Whitney leading morning and evening sermons. It notes plans for homecoming events, member reflections, and a long list of local residents visiting, attending, and returning from trips and gatherings around Labor Day and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Wil
Methodist Church
Chas
Stinchcombe
Madge Lamb
Frances Green
Younglove
Clare
Farwell Church
Jesse Wood
Marsh
California
J. J. Littlefield
Farwell
Effie Ford
Jennie Reed
Flint
Chas, Maurer
Don Hatch
Olds
Alma
Bertha Babcock
Miss McCollum
Nelson
J. Brasington
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Craven
Weidman
CG. Seymour
Clarence McGuire
Walter Clock
Lake George
Walter Moore
Saginaw
S. Moore
Schlegel
Angus McLeod
Fred Barnum
Jackson
Frye
Mary Harris
Ypsilanti
Harold Goodwin
Carson City
Kurtz
Ollie Ayers
Armstrong
Tisuleh Armstrong
Thomas Barlow, Jr
Detroit
Iris
Mary Rassett
Brig. Langworthy
Leroy
John Bunyan
T"r
Bruce Hwen
Bala “Wit
George
WW. Mount
Jackson County
Will Richmond
al. Rich‘mond
Isabella
George Holmes
Fordyce
Pelliston
Loren Phelps
Kalamazoo
W. C. Fuller
Warren Brody
Elizabeth
Brown
Tir
Elias Sias
Charlie Richmond
Percy Saxton
Goody
Trout Lake
Lansing
Lou Gee
Arthur Brancher
Owosso
Fannie Munger
Alina Finds
J. Walmer
Rev. Younglove
Parnell
Dave Davis
Chileren
American Jazz Catches On In China In Official Dispatches
Reports from Consul Le Roy Webber in Hong Kong and Trade Commissioner G. C. Howard in Shanghai show American jazz gaining popularity among educated Chinese. Shanghai hosts a fifty piece symphony and a twenty to twenty five piece brass band, with several dance orchestras and college bands forming a thriving music scene. Instruments are often owned by musicians, admission is cheap or free, and US imports focus on dance music and popular songs with classical works sourced from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Far East
Leroy Webber
Hongkong
G. C. Howard
Shanghai
Germany
America
Europe
Dig Dinosaur Skeleton From Rock at Smithsonian
Charles W. Gilmore of the Smithsonian begins excavating an 80 by 14 foot dinosaur skeleton from solid rock in Washington. The project may take over five years to ready for exhibition. 34 packing cases with over 80 vertebrae remain in the museum basement. Norman H. Ross assists in reconstruction efforts.
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Washington
Charles W. Gilmore
Smithsonian Institution
Institution
Gilmore
National Museum
Smithsonian
Dinosaur National Reservation
Jensen
Utah
Norman H. Ross
Mr. Gilmore
Purina Molone Feed Promises Better Horse Conditioning
Purina Molone conditioner leads to improved horse performance. Claré Hay Grain and Bean Company invites orders by phone 93 to supply feed products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claré Hay, Grain and Bean Company
Ray-O-Vac Batteries at $1.50 Bipd Store Sale
Ray-O-Vac radio batteries reduced to 1.50 at Kirkpatrick's drop store with promotional pricing noted in local advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick
Eat Kidder's Bread Clare Quality Bakery
Readable text shows a bakery name and location at the south end. No complete event or action is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidder’s Bread
Clare Quality Bakery
South End
Emmer and Related Grains Studied for U S Farms
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin analyzes emmer spelt and einkorn to guide farmers. It notes winter emmer is not hardy on the plains north of Kansas and should not be grown widely, spring emmer offers limited diversification, and winter spelt may outperform barley and oats only in narrow areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
Great Plains
Kansas
Kangast
Canada
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Emmer
Maryland
Virginia
Utah
Rotation of Crops Yields Compared at Ohio Experiment Station
The Ohio experiment station reports long term rotation trials. Continuously grown corn without manure averaged 28.1 bushels per acre. A 7 year corn oats rotation yielded 41.7 bushels of corn and 39.8 of oats per acre, with nearly 40 bushels of oats on average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Turnips and Rutabagas Prove Valuable for Feed
The article notes that turnips and rutabagas suit summer, autumn, and winter crops and provide useful feed for livestock. It highlights rutabaga as a natural sweetener, with yellow and white varieties rich in sugar, supporting diet and lowering living costs. It advises growing both crops on rich sandy loam soils.
Favor Nitrate of Soda to Fertilize Corn Crop
Clemson agronomist Prof. P. Blackwell favors nitrate of soda for corn fertilizer. He advises 150 to 200 pounds per acre, side dressing at three to four feet height, and applying before silk and tassel to avoid nitrogen waste. Amount and timing greatly affect yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Blackwell
Clemson College
Missionary Work Men and the Call to Action
A compact note praising missionary effort and the value of selfless labor. It stresses that those who claim nothing is well done are often the ones meant to perform the grateful tasks and thank-you work.
Constitutional Age Requirements for U S Officials
The text outlines constitutional age rules for lawmakers and the presidency. It states a representative must be at least twenty five, a senator thirty, and the president thirty five, with native birth as a qualification. The rules are described as set forth in the U S Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
United States
Constant Heat Chemical Radio Bag Notice
Anyone seeking a constant heat chemical radio bag should contact Mrs Emma Stough, agent, 11 BE, 5th street 4412 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Stough
5Th Street
Red Front Freshly Ground Coffee Blends
Freshly ground coffee from The Red Front offers two to three carefully selected blends. Medium or coarse grinds tailored to the wave you prefer, built from our own selections.
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Ann Arbor
South North
Pere Marquette
Fast West
Sanday
M. E. Church
Leroy Whitney
Allen Graham
Dickenson
Grand Rapids
Bob Torrey
Littlefield
Beechwood
James Stinchcombe
Lester Stinchcombe
Tom Hilson
Mildred
Fern
Highlane Park
Thomas McGuire
Isabell Woodward
Cyrus Richmond
Freda Graham
Alvin Dewey
Jesse Updegraff
Ida
Labor Day
Lou Brown
D.W. Rowe
Willina Shumway
Howard Drake
Phyllis
Keith
Cunningham
Sanderson
Ron
Gitchell
Augustine Wilkins
Dallas
Texas
Alaska
Edith Hubbard
Mary Hubbard
Boyne Falls
Cadillac
McGinnis
Harold
Robert
Raymond Herrick
Leo Rowland
Coral
Chappell
al. Richmond
Krrs. Brophy
Mr. Pleasant
Fannie Reeg
John Gardiner
H. Gardiner
Harrison and
Mae Beatty
Burke
Clifford Malosh
Malosh
Lake
Oscar Dilling
Lou Presley
Clear Creek Ranch
Horn
Ewart
Tom Barlow
Elmer Beard
Jay Beard
Guy Beard
Windover
Warren Davison
Henry
John Palmer
George Quackentosh
Case
Bay City
Joan Graham
Maggie Becker
C. S. Snow
Canton
Ohio
Horace Holden
Millington
H. Holden
Midland
Mans
Geo. Osterout
Pansy Richard
Coons
Frank VanLeuven
Plint
R. Wieible
John Marsh
Fuller Cottage
HB. W. Brown
Harlie Dowsett
Hmong
Anna ‘Hinds
Kalama
Win. Burston
Winchell
Tiest
Altha Kidder
Colata Mills
T. McGuire
VanBuskirk
Walter Wood
Putman
Snider
Pettingill
Robert Thompson
G. J. Nass
Pol. Adv
China
U. S
Cash and Carry Store
Elden
McEwan Street
Kirkpatricka Drug Store
Fred M. Morgan
Fleming Shoe Co
Clare, Imich
East 4Th Street
Howlett Plumbing Shop
Edward H. Waller
Thos. Groves
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