Notice of Drain Setting and Review in Gratiot County
E W Redman County Drain Commissioner will receive bids on the No 105 Branch A Drain in Seville Township Gratiot County Michigan at nine o'clock in the forenoon on the arst day of July 1912 at the residence of Frank French. The notice also cites assessments for the special district and sets a review period from nine to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Redman
Gratiot
State of Michigan
Willy
Frank French
Seville
Michigan
Church notices from multiple congregations announced
First Church of Christ, Scientist holds services each Sunday at 10 15 a m Knights of Pythias hosts Wednesday evening service at 7 30 p m Reading room open Saturday two to four p m Free Methodist Church schedules worship at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday school at 9 30 a m Midweek prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 50 p m Located at W Center and Cedar street Pastor G fler listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Knights of Pythias
Free Methodist Church
W. Center
Cedar Street
G. Fler
Church Services and Schedules for Owrst Parish
Regular services at 10:00 a.m. Sunday with Sunday school at 11:00 a.m. Evening worship 7:30 p.m. EK Society 7:30 p.m. Wednesday prayer 7:30 p.m. M. and Church services. Morning service 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:30 a.m. Junior League 8:00 p.m. Epworth League Evening service. Mid week service 7:30 p.m. Thursday in church lecture room. Rev. W. E. Dory, Pastor 724 State Street.
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Church OF
Owrist
EK Society
Epworth
Skunk Farming Hints From Agricultural Survey
The United States Department of Agriculture survey outlines why skunk farming has failed: fencing costs, maintenance, overcrowding, and neighbor opposition. It notes potential profitability for black skins and offers detailed guidance on food, housing, and fencing to prevent cannibalism, including an acre per fifty skunks, underground or overhanging poultry netting, and a three to four foot high fence. Skunks breed yearly with 4 to 8 kits born in May or June and maturing by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Fragmentary note about a TMNT incident
A muddled OCR fragment mentions an accident or disturbance involving a figure described as a man or woman, with exclamations about listening and a show of shock. No clear names, places, or dates are readable.
Dog Wins a Football Game At Ithaca 1905
In a remarkable turn at halftime Cornell led Columbia six to nothing but the White mascot Bill the dog inspired the Lions. Bill grabbed a red hot poker end in his mouth as a trainer stoked the stove and the team rallied to win twelve to six. Captain Fisher urged the squad to play for Bill and Columbia triumphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Cornell
Columbia
Princeton
Bill
Morley
Fisher
von Saltza
American Magazine
Humphreys Specifics Ad From Historic Medical Book
An overlong ad lists Humphreys Medical Book offerings for fevers colds coughs and infant ailments. It claims free book delivery upon price receipt and cites conditions from fever to rheumatism and nervous debility. The remedy set is offered by druggists in New York at corner Williams and Ann Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumphneys
Bosra
Imdicen& CO
Wilitans
Ann Sireets
New York
Early Ice Skates Located in Nordic Lands and England
The New York Evening Post notes that ice skates arose out of necessity, with Holland as the cradle and Denmark citing early usage in 1134. Bone skates and strapped foot bindings were common, with London youths using leg bones tied to soles and pushing with poles across the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Holland
Friesland
England
Fitzetephen
London
Aluminum skates lift lightness without losing strength
A Cleveland firm is making skate bodies from aluminum to reduce weight while maintaining structural strength, a move highlighted by Popular Mechanics as advancing skate design. The story notes aluminum’s growing role in sports gear and its impact on performance.
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Cleveland
Skates of Aluminum and Steel Blade Design
Description of an aluminum skate construction with a zinc blade and a steel blade inserted through a narrow slot. Illustrations depict the unfinished body and a finished skate with the blade mounted, noting the process and materials involved.
Notice of Drain Setting and Review in Seville Township
I E W Redman county drain commissioner Michigan will on July 1 1912 at nine in the forenoon at the residence of FBE French in Seville Township receive bids for Branch B Drain No 105 in Gratiot County. The plan describes center line stakes grade and dimensions with specifications for dredge work timber right of way and openings. bids may be on whole or portions. a certified check of 3500000 dollars is required for large sections. the hearing for assessments and lands within the No 105 Branch B Drain district will follow at the county courthouse on July 18 1912 at 9 o clock in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile Township
Gratiot County
Michigan
S. W
S. Carta
S. E
N. E
N. W
N. Ee
E. W. Redman
H. P. Yutzey
Grantiot
No. 103
Minuit
Seville Township
Tot County
NLM
W. Kas
E. Redman
Cenesinane
I. P. Yutzey
Stresut
Vircomstinr
Drain
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Ohn Hagerman
Irene Decker
Alva Deckec
Hoover
TE. Watters
Bert Hagerman
D. F. Abbott
Dan Campbell
Victor Pees
Loyd Lippert
G. Kneeland
Homer Harpst
Newouds
A. Draity Special Assessment District
Township of
Walter F. Swope
Henry Miller
County of Gratiot
Anna Diurray
Drayton Phelps Oe V
W. E. Dory
State Street
Nell
Columbia Squad
Perk Marquette
Detroit
Alma
Saginaw
Humphreys
Robert Marion LA Follette
Fbe
Furnioon
Dan Moffett
Walter FE. Swope
Croxton
Kneeland
Elias Rockwell
Mrs
Helen Steele
Carroll
Chas, Humphrey
C. R. Rockwell
Win
Croxson
Eliza Connelly Cres
Patrick Murray
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