Local Clare notes and notices from town column
A long Clare area column records bus schedules, travel times and local guest visits. It notes residents such as Hodgins of Port Huron, Mrs Hannah Wildman of Flint, and travelers from Detroit and Grand Rapids. The Western Union opens a permanent Clare office, and several church and social events are listed along with medical and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgins
Port Huron
Dan Crouse
Hannah Wildman
Flint
Horace Joiner
Donald Jones
Virgil Hochatetter
Colorado
Fred Thompson
St. Louis
Clare Friends
Frank Holbrook
Detroit
T. G. Holbrook
Ladies Union
Sutherland
Kirkpatrick
Marjorie Lou Andrus
Grand Rapids
J. Tatman
Myr
Arthur Benson
Jack
May
Ray Cobleigh
Wm. Warner
Donald Clark
Perry
Lottie Dawson
Houghton Lake
Frank Hein
Gordon McIntosh
Rex Carrier
Flushing
Ed. Barber
S. M. Carrier
C. P. MacDonald
W. H
Emma
Cleveland
Mesdames Edw
MacKinnon
Robert Hargie
Ged
Eliwanger
Carris Brown
Alma
Chester Richard
Wm. Wallner
Ferry
Almond
Warren Ashley
Illinois
Josephine Cotton
Colonville
Harry Wilkinson
Reese
Louise Wasmund
S. A. Wilkinson
Lenora
Irene Radcliff
Ex’gle River
Wis
J. W. Schachfer
Madison
Western Union
Doherty
Anderson’s Drug Store
Sternaman
H. B. Johnson
Lansing
Vernice Eckhart
J. . Robert
Robert Nelson
Frank Moore
Sarnia
Wicle
Jasper
Snider
Mer
Mies
Masidy Habel
Wallace
Wranktort
Sumer
Anna Hupel
Dairy Herd Improvement Assoc completes first month testing
Clare county Dairy Herd Improvement Association reports profits possible despite dry pastures and low dairy prices. Twenty one members test. top herds include J W Schaeffer Clare and Jerome Caner Greenwood with 39.71 and 29.9 pounds butterfat per cow. Milk at 1.25 and butterfat at 2 to 3.5 cents per lb. Murray Scott tester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
J. W. Schaeffer
Clare
Jerome Caner
Greenwood
George Brown and Son
Henry Fancon
Sheridan
Murray Scott
Hesperia
Clare Study Club Flower Show at Mrs Sanford’s Home
The Clare Study Club schedules its annual flower show at Mrs. Pearl Sanford’s home on Tuesday September 9 with a 4 30 p m luncheon and meeting to follow Gardens will be judged Friday morning September 5 at club members homes and Tuesday morning at Mrs Sanford’s Exhibits will be judged for best garden best bouquet and several flower categories Prizes will be awarded for perennials annuals gladiolus dahlias and asters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Study Club
Pearl Sanford
Plums Ready and Store Hours on 6th Street
Plums now ready at the shop on 6th Street with notice that the market is open Sundays for shopper convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White’s Fruit and Floral Farm
6Th Street
Ram Truck To Visit Northern Counties For Sheep Improvement
The Michigan Purebred Sheep Breeders Association and Michigan State College Extension Service plan a ram truck tour through twenty northern Michigan counties in September and October. The event features demonstrations on judging breeding stock culling and lamb grading with yearlings of Shropshire Hampshire and Oxford breeds. Rams offered at $25 to $50 will be reserved via advance orders and delivered at meetings with transfer papers handled by the Breeders' Association and Extension Specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Purebred Sheep Breeders Association
Michigan State College Extension Service
Michigan
Michigan State College Animal Husbandry Extension
Shropshire
Hampshire
Oxford
Breeders’ Association
Notice to Patrons for Mrs Penrose Agency Update
Mrs Penrose has taken over agency for the California Perfume Bhar and invites patrons to update records. Details appear in local notices and business listings. The notice signals a change in representation and contact points for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
California
Oil wells and flow disruptions on Vernon and Carmichael fields
The Carmichael well rests while tanks handle a slight flow. The House well ended drilling last Friday night and the next morning several hundred feet of oil was found in the pipes. The Mellon Pollock well on Jos Crowley farm in Vernon reportedly flowed four hundred barrels but shows salt water. workers strive to overcome the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Crowley
Vernon
Farwell area notes several local visits and farm updates
Hinkville residents recount a large homecoming. Guests include Mr. and Mrs Kiddie of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs Sadler and family of Winn. A Oliver loses a milch cow. Eliza Armstrong of Vernon visits. Henry Hinkie and Mr and Mrs Robert Babcock with baby stay with F H Hinkle and Mrs Geo Burch. Gilmore farm lease by Elmer Hamilton and wife to begin March first. Knight of Detroit visits Hawkins. Sadie Connors visits near St Louis. returns with Wm Crawford. A Oliver attends C G M convention at Harrison. Myrtle Kraatz and son Lee visit from near Gladwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Kiddie
Lansing
St. Louis
Wm. Crawford
A. Oliver
Harrison
Myrtle Kraatz
Lee
Gladwin
County election law school held in Harrison
A county school of instruction on election laws and polling procedures was held at the Harrison court house this Tuesday. Prosecutor T. Carl Holbrook and County Clerk William Henderson led the session with township supervisors and clerks in attendance. an on site ballot test followed by a round table discussion aimed to standardize methods for the coming primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Harrison
T. Carl Holbrook
William Henderson
Clare County
Holbrook
Henderson
County represented at M T A meeting
A Michigan Tuberculosis Association meeting convened at the AuSable Club near Gaylord on August 27 to review sanatorium facilities and northern state needs. Glare county was represented by Rev. H. B. Johnson and Asa Aldrich from Harrison, with Clare county supervisors represented by their appointees. Mrs. Johnson accompanied her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
AuSauble Club
Gaylord
Glare County
H. B. Johnson
Asa Aldrich
Harrison
Clare County
Friends of Ben Carpenter Endorse Senate Run
A letter from Friends of Ben Carpenter pledges strong support for his Senate campaign. It notes he has funded his own race, has traveled about 20 000 miles, and aims to win with voter help on September Sth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Carpenter
Carpenter
Marl Digging Demonstration Meeting in Clare County
The Michigan State College Agricultural Engineering Department will demonstrate an improved marl digging device on the Knepper farm near Lake, Clare County, on Monday and Tuesday, September 8 and 9. A Crops Specialist will discuss alfalfa production and the device’s operation and cost during the Tuesday 2:00 PM meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Engineering Department
Michigan State College
James Knepper
Lake
Michigan
Clare County
College Crops Department
Joy Bath Turns Away Corns With Radox Bath
Joy Bath promises foot relief by using Radox Bath to remove corn roots after 3 or 4 nightly soaks. Advertisers claim immediate comfort and stronger feet, endorsed by B. A. Anderson and leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Anderson
Adv
Michigan oil and tires sale at Richmond shop
Ten day special offers at a Richmond store include 20 percent off all tires and tubes. Guaranteed batteries priced at 36.50 with exchange bounce. Limited to ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Oil
Richmond
Duck Hunters Notice at Super X Express Shells Stop
In a clipped notice readers are urged to visit J L Browt & Co Service Station for Super X intra express shot shells. The fragment mentions Agent Carphentdr for Senator ad y and lacks clear context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ‘L. Browt & Co
Agte
Butler for Senator Campaign Advertisement in Michigan
A period campaign jingle urges voters to back Herman N Butler for State Senator to cut taxes and ease farm and home burdens. It claims he will push roads reform and wake the Capitol Dome, noting his long residence and experience in Michigan. The piece closes with a call to vote and credits Vera Butler for words and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Herman N. Butler
Michigan
H. N. Butler
Vera Butler
Old horses wanted for cash by All American Fur Farm
Notice states they will come for your old horses alive and pay $4.00 each. Respond by sending a card with your address to 34128 All American Fur Farm in Harrison Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All American Fur Farm
Harrison, Mich
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Clare County Savings Bank
the Home For Savings
Aha
Ann Arbor
Wquette
Midland
Reed City
Hachmuth
D. W. Osborn
Toledo
Osborn
White’s Fruit & Floral Parm
Wilbur Lower
Vicinity
Kirkpat
F. G. Sanford
Richard Johnson
L. J. Budge
American Legion
Atty
Roberts P. Hudson
John P. Old
Rotary
J. Paul Chandler
Evening News
Sault Ste. Marie
Fred S. Case
First National Bank
Sault Ste Marie
Dairy H.1. Association
Clare. Elevator Co
Crean, Bess
Ut. W. Jackson
College
Citizens State Bank
M. T.A. Meeting
Clare Realty Co
Farm Insurance
Hotel
Dohurty
Senator
Ady
Butler
Viollin
McEwan, St., Clare
Dorothy Bnhammer
State Street
Mra
HL. D. Avate
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