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Newspaper
Clare County Press
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1886
Page
4
The Mt. Pleasant Tribune notes improvement in Clare county morals citing Harrison Cleaver and Standard openly denouncing prostitution. Outsiders see it as a flop, but locals understand the motive behind the stance.
The text asserts that the village marshal has the same authority as the sheriff anywhere within the village limits, not limited to street duties. It emphasizes that the marshal’s powers extend throughout the village.
A fragment recalls a minister thanking the Lord for getting his hat back after it was used for a Sunday church collection with no red added. The remark parallels broader Democratic election satisfaction noted by contemporaries.
A group of over 200 converts left Liverpool for Utica on the 17th with two more pilgrim bands set to depart for the mecca of lust in May. The article notes steady recruitment despite General legislation opposing polygamy within the church.
A Philadelphian Times counsel urges boycotts excluding arbitration to settle labor disputes. The column then shifts to CLAIRE COUNTY CHRONICLES with sheriff news, local builds, church bell fund, and temperance meeting notes, detailing residents and recent events in Harrison and Mt. Pleasant.
A compendium of editorials cites Fusion as democracy in disguise and urges prudent private affairs. It notes Republicans gaining in Clinton County, with temperate takes on labor unions and free trade, detailing mixed signals from Detroit to Marquette on economic policy.
D J Walker builds a new house Charles Harding occupies Thos Budd’s tenant house C W Field’s branch railroad iron laid to Muskegon Wm Budd to work A W Herrick’s farm next season Dwight Van Valkenburg lays foundation for a new blacksmith shop described as a skilled tradesman benefiting the neighborhood
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