Townsend Won Farmers' Fight in Masterful Speech
Milo Campbell credits Senator Charles B. Townsend for leading the fight for the Capper-Volstead cooperative selling law. Townsend’s eloquent February speech helped defeat harsher amendments and secure passage, earning farmer praise and White House signing scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo
Campbell
Charles B. Townsend
Michigan
Congress
House
Senate
Townsend
Agricultural Committee
Judiciary Committee
White House
Halls Catarrh Medicine Promoted For Over Forty Years
An aged testimonial notes Halls Catarrh Medicine has long been used to treat catarrh. It claims a 42 ointment for local relief and an internal tonic to clear the blood and reduce inflammation. Credited to Creney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creney & Co
Toledo
Ohlo
Farm Loan Banks Aiding the Farmer
Democratic critics allege farm loan banks failed farmers under Republican power, but records show loans surged under Republicans. From 1917 to Feb 1921, 111,56? loans totaling $369.8 million. Feb to Jun 1921, 63,109 loans totaling $205.1 million, with Republican year a large share of prior four years. Joint stock banks: 1917–1921, 8,536 loans totaling $81.0 million. 1921–1922, 5,703 loans totaling $58.2 million, proving continued support.
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Senator Townsend
Jackson County
Capper
Townsend
Senate
Co-operative Marketing
Farm Loan Bank Bi
Bil
War Finance Corporation
Joint Stock Land Bank
Sioux City
Iowa
South Dakota
Federal Land Banks
Joint Stock
Federal Land Bank
William M. Smith Gains Broad Farm Endorsements
The Farm Bureau News of Saginaw County endorses William M. Smith for Congress as residents in five counties show strong support. Across Shiawassee, Clinton, Ionia, Gratiot, Montcalm and parts of Saginaw, farmers and farm bureaus back his candidacy, signaling a likely nomination win next Tuesday.
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William M. Smith
Farm Bureau News of
Saginaw Co
Congress Clubs
Farm Bureaus
Granges
Farmers’ Clubs
Shiawassee
Clinton
Ionia
Gratiot
Montcalm
Congress
St. Johns
Farm Bureau News
Saginaw County
Farm Bureau
Saginaw
Community notices reflect multiple local travels and visits
Mrs Sherman and children returned home from her parents in Sumner while Arthur Forquer visited Saginaw on business. Families and individuals from Ithaca, Chicago, Lansing, Traverse City, Bay City, and Grand Rapids were guests or travelers. School opens with Principal Bolinger and Miss Hickerson in charge. several locals reported illnesses and minor accidents. community members hosted relatives and enjoyed fishing trips on the Northern lakes.
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Mrs. Sherman
Arthur Forquer
Saginaw
Will Schlappi
Lee
Ithaca
Austin Lang
Bert Mangus
Local guests greet families across towns
Miss Velma Schlappi of Tonia visited her parents over Sunday. Mr and Mrs R M Forquer visited their daughter in North Star on Thursday. Chas Hicks and family of Stanton tied at the Irett Tucker home Sunday.
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Velma Schlappi
Tonia
Mra
R. M. Forquer
North Star
Chas Hicks
Stanton
Irett Tucker
Wright School Social Roundup Sees Local Visits
Miss Rose Stein and Minnie Wood spent Sunday with Mrs. Geo. Fink. Bernard Hunter of Lansing and Clyde Webb with Wilbur Wolfe of St. Clair were weekend guests. Alma hosts Roy Crist family and others. Ithaca, Port Huron, and Midland County visitors also drop by. Local families, including the Webbs and Rockfellows, welcomed relatives and friends during the weekend and Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Stein
Minnie Wood
Geo. Fink
Bernard Hunter
Lansing
Clyde Webb
Wilbur Wolfe
St. Clair
Roy Crist
Alma
Alton Wiley
Dorland Smith
Farr
Port Huron
Hector Smith
George Lamphere
Ithaca
Reverend Kimberling Ill in St Louis Sanatorium
Seabed notices report Rev Kimberling receiving treatments in a St Louis sanatorium with friends hoping for a speedy recovery. Rev Loomis led Sunday services in his absence. Various local updates include hospital visitations, operations, new residents, travel, and a church program at the Community Club encouraging attendance.
Forest Hill Community Fair Highlighted By Family Guests
Forest Hill announces its annual Community Fair for Saturday September 1 with events including a ball game and horse races. Local families join in the town gathering as residents attend church events and visit relatives. Notables include Mrs Lydia Von Thurn and daughter Ruth, and the Allen and Packer families among others.
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Jack Bearrick
Ohio
Mra. Bearrick
Watts Allen
Doris Gallagher
Selene
Gilmore
Kilpatrick
Beaverton
Claire Pembroke
Hay City
Forest Hill
Lydia von Thurn
Mixa Ruth
Howard
Willard Aice
Alma
Ralph von Thurn
Oklahoma
Edgar Holton
Michael Packer
Church of Christ
St. Louis
Packer
Gratiot County
Kenneth Owen
Sears
Town Line Socials Include Visits and Get-Togethers
Mr and Mrs Otto Adams and family spent Sunday with friends in Breckenridge Miss Freda Church returned from visiting relatives at Pontiac Mr and Mrs John Shoemaker and children visited near Alma with Calvin Miser family Harold Shoemaker of Arcada spent Sunday with the Whitcraft boys Mr and Mrs James Edwards entertained company Sunday Miss Keho of Saginaw a St Marys Training School nurse graduate who cared for Miss Mary Barry ill with typhoid fever returned home Friends of Miss Barry are glad she is convalescing.
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Otto Adams
Breckenridge
Freda Church
Panatiac
John Shoemaker
Calvin Miser
Alma
Harold Shoemaker
Arcada
Whitcraft Boys
James Edwards
Keho
Saginaw
St. Mary's Training School
Dalrymple relatives and local visits noted in Ely district
Virgil Dalrymple left Saturday for Jackson to be with his two sisters. Alfred Nestle runs a sorghum syrup mill. Herb Campbell visited Mt Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Chax Andrews and family visited Lansing relatives over Sunday. Many residents attended the Ithaca fair last week. Dalrymples Ed from Grand Rapids and Myron from Lake City visited briefly. Mr and Mrs George Oliver of Sumner and Mr and Mrs Fred Newman of Alma visited Alfred Nestle. Allen Hazelton had radish seed threshed last week. Get a package of Handy Scrath Pada at the Record office.
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Virgil Dairmple
Jackson
Alfred Nestle
Herb Campbell
Mt. Pleasant
Chax
Andrews
Lansing
Ithaca
Dalrymple
Grand Rapids
Myron
Lake City
Geo. Oliver
Sumner
Fred Newman
Alma
Alfred Nestles
Allen Hazelton
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Coldwater, Mich
National Milk Producers’ Association
Japan
Record Office
Record
Wares
Tadias
Tstraiad
Promine
Kirk Hildreth
Smead
Char, Davis
Cleve Hawkins
Mr. Morey
Chicago
Walter Evey
Manely
Samuel Cleverdon
Adie
Northern Lakes
Edwin Smead
Thomas Lang
Upper Peninsula
Mildred Hawey
Austin Cherry
F. E. McClenathan
Rose DuVall
Wesley Pease
Melvin McClenathan
Howard Parker
Rose Spencer
Mr. Bolinger
Carson City
Mina Hickerson
Rolla Lance
H. H. Clow
F. J. Tucker
Clifton Ray
Hace
Sherd Hammantree
Floyd
Belding
Gene Mammantree
Crystal
Kimberling
Loomis of Farwell
Coe
Fred Gay
Detroit
Pontiac
Maggie Sonley
Rev
Loomis
E. G. Fordyce
Clinton Voreman
Elin Leonard
Fred Norris
Ely District
Panama Pacific
Europe
Vv. Wright
Fureete
The
Dow Chemical Company
Roy P. Smith
Salvage Department
Midland, Michigan
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
Home Lumber & Fuel Co
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