Local Notices and Social Roundup of April Activities
Obituaries note Mr Noel’s death on April 17 and burial at New Haven. Maud Reid returns from Alma for Sunday, with Margarette Dodge. Pugsley and Iva Dayton conduct business at Stanton. Clayton Chamberlin and Rose Haden visit Myrtle Duffield. Eleanor Fulford helps Mrs Pugsley clean. Abe Conners shows improvement. Farmers ship potatoes to Vestaburg amid price rise. Southeast Ferris Union Aid Society met at M Flint home with 48 attendees. Napp of Sunfeld and Olive Oberlin wed by Rev Gordon. Art Pugsley to Wenitohell, Wash. Lydia Stearns returns home. Surprise party for Mand Reid accompanied by maple sugar. Families visit Osterhout and Crystal, Elm Hall, Shepherd trips. Markhams visit D Brady’s. J Holmes travels to Shepherd. B Markham buys Morgan mare. Church at Shepherd draws locals to hear F P Arthur. Markham and Sickles men join Sumner excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
New Haven
Maud Reid
Alma
Margarette Dodge
Art. Pugsley
Iva Dayton
Stanton
Clayton Chamberlin
Rose Haden
Myrtle Duffield
Elenor Fulford
Ww. Pugsley
Abe Conners
Vestaburg
Southeast Ferris Union Aid Society
M. Flint
Napp
Sunfeld
Olive Oberlin
Gordon
Art Pugsley
Wenitohell
Wash
Lydia Stearns
Mand Reid
Sumner Center Notes and Local Movements
Mrs Fisk of Half Moon Lake visited her daughter Mrs J Morton in Sumner Center on Sunday. Ethel Lockard visited Tressel Gee. Leonard is on the sick list. Alvin Kelley, once in the insane asylum at Tonia, has returned home. Ivah Kress is kept home from school by sickness. Mr and Mrs Edd Beckafellow visited brother Edd Leonard and wife Mrs Wm Parks near Sumner last Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Mull and family of Belding moved back to the Sumner area. Born to Bert and Mrs Davis a boy. Vern Davis from the northern part of the state moved back to Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eg. Leonard
Alvin Kelley
Tonia
Ivah Kress
Edd. Beckafellow
Edd. Leonard
Wm. Parks
Sumner
T. Kress
John Mull
Belding
Bert Davis
Vern Davis
West Pine River notes and local updates
Roy Bailey and son were callers at Dudley Hoyt's last Thursday. Cate Wright and family moved to Isabella county. Two of D. Johnson's horses were injured on a wire fence last week. Paul Knapp of Ann Arbor visited. Elmer Post appointed director in Dudley Hoyt's place. Robert Still returned home from Fulton. Mines Quarrie and Clare Johnson visited Alma. Edd Wood finished with Grand Union Tea Co. John Lanslaw and wife moved into a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bailey
Dudley Hoyt
Summerton
Forest Hill
Cate Wright
Isabella County
D. Johnson
Paul Knapp
Ann Arbor
Elmer Post
Robert Still
Fulton
Mines Qarrie
Clare Johnson
Alma
Edd Wood
Grand Union
Tea Oo
John Lanslaw
Central Fine River Social Roundup
Charley Goggins and his best girl spent Sunday with his grandparents Wim and Slone and wife. Mr and Mrs Dell Groves visited at Harry Shermans Sunday. Amos Beenn and Ernie Baker were entertained at his sister Mrs Brown's of Alma. Lottie Sparks visited friends in Alma the last of the week. The farmers are busy building fences and preparing for spring work. Prank Stone called on his sister Mrs Nate Boyer of St Louis Thursday. Lillian Tinting called on Stra Lee Baycraft Sanday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Goggins
Wim
Slone
Dell Groves
Harry Sherman
Amos Beenn
Ernie Baker
Brown
Alma
Lottie Sparks
Prank Stone
Nate Boyer
St. Louie
Lillian Tinting
Stra
Lee Baycraft Sanday
House for Rent Centrally Located in Good Repair
Centrally located house for rent in good repair. Advertised by J. L Mi.am & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L, Mi
Am & Sons
Forest Hill Notes From Alma Area Visitations and Moves
Forest Hill reports Ollie Penbrake and family from Alma visiting friends over the weekend. Old Mr. Fagikoer is sick. Ray Myers recovered from measles and missed school. Mrs. Howard Placeway and children visited FE. W. Lake. E. W. Lake serves on circuit court jury. Bert Mills works for E. W. Lake. Bert and Geo. Kemp women made a business trip to Alma. T. J. Clark family from Alma attended church. Joly Lanshaw and family moved to the Elliot farm. Bessie Packard visits grandmother at this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Myers
Howard Placeway
FE. W
Elliot Farm
Bessie Packard
Grange Heights Social Notes and Local Updates
Mr and Mrs Purvis D Alma visited his daughter Mrs Will Godfrey Wednesday. Earl Kallman and wife have returned from their wedding trip and stay with his parents. Mrs D L Sharrar visited her son Will Sharrar. The Friday hall dance was smaller but pleasant. Miss Mable Busley returned home. Mrs Edna Bamber went to Pleasant Valley for her father Mr Hale. Mr and Mrs A Fishbeck visit sister Mrs M J Granger. Health officer H Clark placed families in measles quarantine. Alma residents Orrin Eddy William Birmingham H Fenner and Chas Godfrey among others. The farming season opens with enthusiasm, barley oats sown, a few barley potatoes planted and early garden seeds in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kallman
D. L. Sharrar
Will Sharrar
Mable [Usley
H. A. Clark
Edna Bamber
Pleasant Valley
Hale
A. Fishbeck
M. J. Granger
H. ©. Clark
Orrin Eddy
Wm. Birmingham
H. Fenner
Chas
Godfrey
Thomas Goeble
Alma
M. J. Grainger
Water In Your Cellar May Trigger Rheumatism
A fragment notes that damp conditions in cellars can trigger rheumatism or worsen symptoms for some individuals. The reading suggests moisture exposure as a potential health factor, though specifics are unclear.
Wanamaker's Beginning
The text extols courage, arguing that those who fear losing money for a greater gain never truly live. It recalls John Wanamaker’s first sale and his bold advertising, contrasting bold leadership with caution. A classified line offers five Loe from Loree aged 4 to 8 years at 1408 Gwokoe Sanpet, Elwell, Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wansmaker
Elwell
Mich
Real Estate Transfers From Readable Fragments
Real estate transfers list numerous parcel deeds with names such as Ernest A Maildon, Louis Hines, Catharine M Ewing, Ransom J Fraker, Anna Wright, J Henry Lancashire, Andrew J Ervey, Frank E Powell, Frank McNitt, Robt Lewis, Sophia Edden Bishop, George Criner, Lucy I Annis, Fred F Teachworth, Samuel E Wilcox, David Todd, Mary Smith, Wai U Smith, Alma, Frank W Brown, Adelbert Barstow, Jennie A Soule, Henry H Soule, Jay D Hood, Jacob W Kime, Webster F Martin, Gary S Wescott, Fannie P Weacout, C Cohoon's add, Pred W Hooper, Martin G Thrash, Alfred J Gaskell, Red Cedar Flakes ad. The noisy fragmentary text also advertises a pest product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Edden
George Criner
Elba Lucy I
Annis
Fred F Teachworth
Fulton Samuel E Wilcox
David Todd
Arcada
Mary Smith
Wai U Smith
Feeding for Milk: Silage and Ration Tips for Dairies
Practical notes on dairy feeding emphasize feeding above maintenance to profit, with silage amounts of thirty to forty pounds per cow daily. Feed in two daily rations after milking to avoid silage odor affecting milk, and balance with roots like cow beets and mangels to complement concentrated feeds. Salt is vital for digestion and overall nutrition, aiding nutrient absorption and circulation. Plant roots in crops for the dairy herd to provide affordable, watery balance and sustain several cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hunt
American Agriculturist
Money to Loan at Alma Loan Company
The Alma Loan Company offers money to loan on battle security in any amount at reasonable rates. Office located over State Savings Bank in Alma Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Loan Company
Battle Security
State Savings Bank
Alma
Michignafpea
Butter making tips from KanWis station run speeds
Practical dairy notes cover butter fat retention at lower separator speeds, parchment labeling, and the impact of cleanliness on butter flavor. Cream churn temperatures vary by cow and seed. optimal is the lowest workable temp, typically 50 to 65 degrees. Success hinges on timely, proper methods and overall careful management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwis
Theresa
Successful Dairying Guide From Oklahoma Station
The Oklahoma experiment station offers dairy producing tips for cream quality. Emphasizes cleanliness in milking, sanitized vessels, clean separators, cold cream handling, and separate storage of separate cream lots. Recommends fresh cream delivery to creameries, and emphasizes timely testing and seasonally higher butterfat prices in autumn months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Experiment Station
Dairyines
Crete
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goons
Southeast
Ferris
Emeline Osterhout
M. M. Flint
Jose Flint
Crystal
John Osterhout
Will Schlappi
Elm Hall
Sumner Center
West Pine River
Fine River
Ollie Penbrake
Mr. Fagikoer
Grange Heights
Glass' Hardware Dealers
Arantee
J. G. Walker
Cheney
RTO
Ares
Lainie
Wanamaker’s
Wheelime Row
J. C. Watson
Ernest A Maildon
Louis Hines
St.g
Ble St
St Louis
Catharine M Ewing Et al
Ransom J Fraker
Alma Philip W Creaser
Ransom J Preker
Arcade
Anna Wright
J Henry Lancashire
Pine River
Andrew J Ervey
Frank E. Powell
Wheeler Frank McNitt
Robt Lewis
Arcadia
Frank McNitt
N. E. Ithaca
Ithaca
Emerson
Tong
Bart White
Jas L. Mouser
Washington
Jas L Mouser
Geo S Hoard
Jasper C Edden
Sophia Bishop
Elba
W Brown
Adelbert
Barstow
Ithwee
Catharine
Melisa A Evans
Alma Jennie A Soule
Henry H Soule
Wis
Alma Henry H Soule
Jennie A Soule
Gargett
Jay D Hood
Jacob W Kime
Pt Aw
Wheeler Kistner
M Crismore
Webster F Martin
Pine
Pulton
Gary S Wescott
Fannie P Weacout
Bethany
Flico Campbell
Burdette
Ervin Forqper
Ita
Lymon C Cohoon
Add
Hert Hayes
Pred W Hooper
Tesanda
Dikra
Wm Gillis
Martin G Thrash
Lafayette
H Stevens
Alfred J Gaskell
Puts Ry
Rabik Twept Ithaca
Starnard
Contra
Onan
Tony
Big Harbor Pole
Davis Bros
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