Final Administration Account in Estate of Reed and Reed
Probate Court of Clare County orders final account of Thomas Carl Holbrook for the estate of Stanford Reed and Mazele Reed. Hearing set for September 22, with public notice via three weekly publications in the Glare Sentinel. Judge S. Dorsey presiding. copy filed August 26, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
Stapfien
Reed
Mazele
Thomas
Carl Holbrook
Glare Sentinel
Sala
Mortgage Sale Notice for Farwell Property Auction
Default on mortgage from John and Julia McAninch to Farwell State Savings Bank dated December 28 1919 in Clare County Michigan prompts sale. On November 3 1924 at 2 PM at Harrison courthouse front door the property description Hast Hall part of SE quarter section 21 17N 5W will be sold to satisfy due principal, interest, costs and attorney fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McAninch
Julian Y. McAninch
Farwell
Michigan
Farwell State Savings: Banks Corporation
Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
Court House
Harrison
County of Clare
Hast Hall
Twentyone
Clare County
Farwell State Savings Bank
Notice of Mortgage Sale Foreclosure in Clare County Michigan
Mortgage default notice involving Robert R Reinsmith and Varnetta C Reinsmith versus James W Glass and Carrie M Glass in Grant Township Clare County Michigan. Foreclosure sale set November 8 1924 at 10:00 a.m. at the courthouse front door Clare County. Property described as North West Quarter and North East Quarter parts of section 35 township 18 north range 4 west. Mortgage dated June 6 1923 recorded June 18 1923 Liber 86 page 519. Mortgagees James W Glass Carrie M Glass. Attorney F Bowler Clare Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Reinsmith
Varnetta C. Reinsmith
Kit. Pleasant
Michigan
James W. Glass
Carrie M. Glass
Grant Township
Clare County
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
State of
Harrison
North West
North East
Dive
Range Pour
Jamies Wy Glass
Carrie M. Glags
Bank of Fulton Robbery Powers Manhunt in Fulton
A five man masked gang robbed the Bank of Fulton at noon taking 8000 dollars. Steve Maday a escaped double lifer from the State Prison is suspected as leader. A $6000 reward issued by Bay County Board of Auditors and the bank for Maday dead or alive. A citizen attempted to stop the robbers and was dragged and dumped from the getaway car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton, Mich
Kalama- 209
Bandit
Bank of
Fulton
John’. Guthrie
Guthrie
Steve Maday
State House of Correction
Henry ‘Nellett
Bay County
Jeader
Bay County Board of Auditors
Hank
Stephen Maday
R. A. Cramer
Frank Davis dies at 42 after lifetime in Farwell
Frank Davis youngest son of Philander and Louisa Davis was born August 10 1882 in Fayette County Ohio and died September 6 1924 at his Farwell home aged 42 years 37 days. He spent his life in Farwell with his eight siblings and is survived by four sisters two brothers wife and nieces and nephews. Funeral was held at the M E church with Rev Leroy Whitney officiating and interment in Surrey cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
Frank
Philander
Louisa Davis
Fayette County
Ohio
Sin . Farwell
Farwell
Nettie
Palmer Pierce
Anna Sheldon
Howell
Jennie Hawkins
Byron
Sarah Terry
Midland
Charles Davis
Swanson
Wm. Davis
West
M. FE
Leroy
Whitney
James Stanley
Clifford Brasington Gari
Updecraff
Allen Graham
Fréd. Bingham
Orville Sherman
Surrey
Davis
Destroits
Mary
Piers
Cadillac
Jennie’ ‘Hawking
Bryan
Tecumaen
GC. Winchell’ and Son
Grana Rapids
Winchell
Clare
John Kinney
Jake Haney
Prenton Hunt
Barryton
Local Correspondence Notes Visitors and Family Updates
John Delling and family from Six Lakes along with Ed Delling of Lake George visited Mrs Beard on Sunday. Frank Swanson and family from Alma, and Chas Salwan with children from Adrian, visited N Bilgreen’s home. Mud Lake school opened September 8 with Frank Nash as teacher and the Welch house residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Delling
Nadine
Lakes
Anda
Ed. Delling
Lake
George
Beard
Hill
Carman Ranch
Elmer
Frank Swanson
Alma
Chas
Salwan
Adrain
Mud Lake
Frank Nash
Welch House
Greenwood
Local families visit relatives and announce new births
Vernon Hill and families visit George Bryant home while Grand Rapids guests enjoy Sunday. A baby boy named Leonard born to George Provencher on September 12 weighs 6 1 4 pounds. Arden Walters welcome son Vane Monroe born September 14. Several residents travel to Flint Rosebush and Littlefield Lake for visits and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin O’bryan
Sidney Posthumus
Norman
Grand Rapids
George Bryant
Warren Heiser
Arthur
George Provencher
Leonard
John Jackson
Durward Robinson
Sheridan
Eleanor
Thelma Farrington
Farwell
Jasper Snider
A. J. Farrington
P. M. Snider
Detroit
Arden Walters
Vane Monroe
David Mussell
Rogebush
George Snider
Flint
Arnold Bidwell
Chris Roger
Cloverdale
Joe Fields
Beatrice Field
Mary Pifer
Clare
Roy Walters
Harlan
Harl Beatty
LeDelia Nowlen
Dover
Vern Stevens
Ernest Stevens
Henry Sharp
Wise
Henrietta Aiey
Marion
George
Sersow
Delos
Cadillac
Grain firm touts Purina Pig Chow to hog raisers
A Grain and Bean Co representative Clare Hay urges hog growers to feed Purina Pig Chow regularly noting pigs like it and thrive, and offers supply by phone at number 93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hay
Grain, and Bean Co
Troubled Waters Old Coonskin Quarrel Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a heated quarrel over an eatery and weathered imagery of a wigwam. Mentions Yellow Pelt Theap and Fagin with stormy, unsettled language. Details are unclear and names uncertain.
Printing and developing service at Anderson's
Local note reports a 24 hour service on printing and developing at Anderson's shop, offering rapid turnaround for photos and prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson‘s
Franks Case May Free Convict
The 19-year-old Bernard Grant awaiting execution for a policeman’s murder draws national attention as funds pour in for his defense. His attorney argues justice is on trial as Grant’s fate rests with Governor Len Small after a jury recommended hanging in 1922.
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Chicago
Bernard Grant
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Young Grant
Thomas H. Swanson
Grant
Len Small
Auto crash in creek near Fair Haven claims two lives
A Detroit couple Earl Moulton age 30 and Isabelle LaRose 21 drowned when their car struck a bridge abutment and plunged into a creek near Fair Haven. Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson sustained serious injuries while the others escaped. Moulton drove the vehicle after an afternoon at Arthur Schramm's cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens
Earl Moulton
Isabelle LaRose
Detroit
Robert Wilson
Fair Haven
Moulton
Miss LaRose
Wilsons
Arthur Schramm
Fairy Haven
Court Denies Wet Amendment in Michigan
Michigan Supreme Court denied secretary Wardell's mandamus petition to force inclusion of a wet amendment on the November ballot. The ruling, marked with a plain denial, follows opposition from the Anti-Saloon League arguing nonconformance with constitutional provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Robert D. Wardell
Michigan
National Association Against the
Michigan Supreme Court
State
Wardell
Michigan ‘AntiSaloon League
August Postal Receipts Decline in Leading Cities
August 1924 postal receipts in 50 leading U S cities fell by $79 201 from August 1923 figures due to fewer business days. Total receipts across 60 cities reached $22 545 277.44, down from $22 624 479.83 the prior year, a 0 35 percent drop.
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Washington
United States
Post Of‘free Department
Michigan State News in Brief Clippings
Frost and crop damage across counties. a drowning in Big Blue Lake near Muskegon. $50,000 loss to pickle growers in Manistee County. Iron Mountain reports population rise. Monroe completes seven mile macadam road. Glancing notes from Owosso Rotary meeting and Grand Haven child meningitis cases. L'Anse flags a legislative primary win. Ironwood adopts commission manager plan. Escanaba watchman dies in kerosene accident. Alpena fishing schooner sinks. Detroit elects Odd Fellows grand sire from Michigan. Lansing reports grain crop and state condition down from last year. various county road projects funded with federal shares.
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Albion
Muskegon
Joseph
Jerka
Chicago
Blue ‘Lake
Manistee
Monroe
Yargerville Road
Ida-Bedford Road
Ida
Owosso
Rotary
Grover. Good
Grand ‘Rapids
Paul King
Detroit
Grand Haven
Charles Lasert
Grand Haven Township
Cora Raynolds Anderson
L’anse
F. . Jackson
Crystal Falls
Jeremiah Greenleaf
Ironwood
R. A. Douglas
Henry Rowe
H. M. Wick
Fred J.jepperson
G. F. Coons
R. P B. Zinn
A. N. Ladin
Bryan M. Brogan
John F. Kluck
Escanaba
Joseph Semper
Gladstone
Thunder Bay
W. P. Kavanaugh
Bay City
Scarecrow Island
Herbert A. Thompson
Williamston Enterprise
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Jacksonville
Fla
Michigan
Peterson
Port Huron
Huron County
Port Hope
Sébewaing
Ons J. Campbell
County Road Commission
United States Bureau
Lansing
Verne
Balancer Technology Impresses CarExperts Across Industry
Willys-Overland adds Lanchester Balancer to cars. Glenn Curtiss Hiram Percy Maxim Maurice Olley and W E H Best praise reduced vibration and smoother six cylinder operation after trials. Roll-Royce engineer Maurice Olley calls elimination of harmonic vibration very satisfactory to passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willys- Overland
Willys-Knight
Glenn Curtiss
Curtiss Airplane Company
Hiram P. Mariin
Maxim Silencer
Maurice Olley
Rolls Royce Company
Wi E H. Best
Remington Cash Register Company
Willys-Overland
F. W. Lanchester
Daimler
Vauxhall
W. E H. Best
Remington Company
Lanchester
Hiram Percy
Maxim
Maurice Oley
Roll-Royce
New York Woman Sells Pawn Service to Aid Needy Women
A New York woman operates a pawn broker business that buys and redeems items for other women in need of cash while avoiding public visits to pawn shops. She takes a small percentage on each transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bacteria Multiply Fast in Milk at Warm Temperatures
Dr H W W Conn of Connecticut reports that a single bacterium in milk kept at 50 degrees Fahrenheit for 24 hours will multiply sevenfold, while at 76 degrees Fahrenheit for 24 hours it grows to 400. Higher temperatures accelerate growth, underscoring the need for cooling to preserve cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yven
Connecticut
Oats for Dairy Cows Feed Ration Details
The article notes oats improve dairy cow diets when mixed with grain. It prescribes a ration of 200 pounds ground corn 200 pounds ground oats 200 pounds bran and 100 pounds oil meal. It recommends 1 pound of mix per pound of milk produced and says oats alone won’t dry up a cow.
All That Was a Life In Memory of Our Father
A memorial note recalls a father who died in hospital after organs and a limb were removed during surgery. The writer humorously lists his appendix tonsils olfactory nerve kidney ear drum and a leg, blaming a surgeon who craved the experience.
Fresh coffee and canned goods at Red Front Elden Building
Advertisement lists assorted groceries and prices at the Red Front Elden Building on McEwan Street. Items include coffee and beans, canned tomatoes and vegetables, crackers, fig Newtons, cocoa, jelly, ketchup, and sardines with unit prices and bulk offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Cartona
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S. Dorsey
B. Glass
F. Bowler
iAttorney
Jeddress
Alis
Bank OF Fulton
Ann Arbor
Norton
A.m. Motor
Spall
Pere Marquette
Gant A
Beatrice Nelson
Jett
Grinnell Bros
Gardiner Black
Aid. Society
Gibson
Kurtz
Presley
John Palmer
Birmingham
F. Oliver
A. J., Chappell
Alfred
Stanton
Archie
Velmer
Schofield
Fordyce
Hastings
Donald Flint
Chappell
E.J. Hager
Saginaw
Harrison Boys
Farwell High School
Warwell
Herb Terry
Mt. Pleasant
Hol. Putman
Gilmore
David Wiggins
Bay City Hospital
Peter Winter
Agnes McGoogan
Syracuse
Sam
Googan
M. H. Aid Society
Joseph Sanderson
C. E. Bingham
Stratton
Sanderson
Grace Davison
Mary Leonard
Mesdames
Tweedy
Owens
Den
Badger
Littlefield
James, Davison
Pleasant
George Irwin
Dorothy
James ‘Hager
Hugene
Eager
Ray ‘Guy
J. Hager
B. Fair
Elerated- In
McAninch House
Hall Street
Fair
Steve Mada
Lifer
East Lincoln
Vernon Hill
Franks
Tribute TO
Balancer
Cash and Carry
Elden
McEwan Street
Kirkpatricks Drug Store
Fred M. Morgan
Mich
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