For Sale Notices Help Wanted and Supplies
Classified notice listing items for sale including hard coal stove and Oxford buck 3 years old for 20 dollars. Included are inquiries directed to F. M. Dain in Farwell along with maple wood and other unspecified items.
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Oxford Buck
F. M. Dain
Farwell
I Aeb
Dairy notes and cattle breed distribution in the U S
Dairy notes stress cooling cream and biweekly pasture clipping to control weeds. Milk cows rise in number and value over 15 years, outpaced by population growth. Holsteins lead at 58 percent of purebred dairy cattle, Friesians 25, Jerseys 9, Guernseys 8, Ayrshires 1.
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United States
Jerseys
Guernseys
Fragmentary Thought on Life and Chance
A fragmentary reflection notes life as a sequence of one thing after another while warning against two or three at once, with clipped phrases in a cryptic style that hints at paradox and weariness.
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Orin
Michigan bean crop outlook trimmed amid blight and weather
Early to mid season estimates for Michigan's 1924 bean crop are being revised downward by farm experts led by J. F. Cox at M A C. Adverse conditions and diseases like anthracnose and blight push totals to about 4.5 million bushels with holdovers small. California and Colorado condition reports are 60 and 43 percent respectively.
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Michigan
J. F. Cox
W. H. Church
State Department of Agriculture
Cox
California
Colorado
U. S
Viands with Many Names Amid Humorous Aliases
The London Times notes humor in food names as sailors call shark steak Wolkestone beef while smoked herring is Digby chicken and poached eggs on toast are Scotch woodcock. An Australian leg of mutton is dubbed colonial goose, illustrating aliases across cuisines.
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Wiseacre
London Times
No Secrets In His Life Told At Dowager Dinner
A self made man, famed for wealth by his own efforts, tells credulous friends a tale of hardship. He claims he did not read or write until twenty one and wore a coffee bag as his main garment until age twelve while implying a triple X brand across his shoulders.
Would Cause Death by Airplane Collision Physics
Physicians explain that a sudden high g force would drive blood away from the brain, causing unconsciousness and death. The note ends with a subscription pitch offering a year’s access for $1.50.
County Canvassers Report Nominates Sheriff and Others
Clare County canvassers announce results from the September 9 1924 primary. Alpha Crigier and Emma Hoag win Republican nominations for Sheriff and County Clerk, while John R Brown and Robert Mills lead Democratic slates for Sheriff and Judge of Probate respectively.
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Clare
Alpha S. Crigier
John R. Brown
Thomas S. Dorsey
Robert B. Mills
Emma Hoag
Register of Deeds
Myrtle Turner
Fred C. Sanford
John White
Robert Hutchinson
George Shunk
Democratic Party
Circuit Court
County of
Elmer A. ‘Ambie
Board of County Canvassers
Lee
Haima Hoag
Republican Party
Thomas W. Michael
Crigier
Ben Yeeman
George Sega
Sega
Edward House
Algernon S. Young
Democratic
Geo. M. Shunk
Tama Lewis H. ‘Thompson
Sam Bruce
Wh. Hilborn
Thomas
J. Brown
Jake Ringle
Ernest W. Brown
John Quinn
Carl Holbrook
Joseph Bowler
Ial
Thomas Holbrook
C. W. Perry
Robert Wilson
Lewis H., Thompson
R. Hughes
Gerald B. Lamba
Wm. Murphy
M. Callihanne
Floyd H
Davis
Marion Johnson - Pa
Pom Phenix
A. Luce
C. W. Perry County
Louis B. Slater
G. J. Nasg
Notice of Hearing Claims in Estate of Albert Lockwood
In the Probate Court of Clare County Michigan estate of Albert Lockwood deceased. Creditors have 4 months from September 19 1924 to present claims for examination and adjustment. Claims must be filed at the probate office Harrison by January 12 1925 and will be heard January 19 1925 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Dated September 15 1924 Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate. Leave Your Laundry at Kirkpatrick's Drug Store.
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Albert Lockwood
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
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