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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
3
Readers are invited to submit brief opinions on daily questions for The Sentinel. Signed letters with names and addresses are required though may be omitted upon request.
A reader questions county road tax figures and recounts 1930 31 costs. L Finch praises a cooperative stance between the Board of Supervisors and County Road Commissioners, cites savings from brush cutting and burning, and urges friendly discussion rather than public rancor to aid county finances.
Co. C. Somerville, County Road Commissioner, responds to a Clare Sentinel article criticizing county road funds. He asserts board transparency, states state contracts for trunkline maintenance benefit local workers, and rebuts claims of overspending.
The writer salutes William Bowler and John Wilson as strong mayoral candidates. The piece also critiques the Clare County Road Commissioners and County Supervisors over expenditures and pay, arguing for tighter financial oversight and accountability.
Bertha Lake H Wellman and H Wardell of Lake George visit Bowles parents. Sprague sisters from Glare stay with grandfather Wim. Rube hosts, Abbott family at Cowles home, Hanson visits Lake George. Roads crew resumes work with Cowles and Ira Root. Holbrook and Hether from Clare call on. Easter dinners and card party at Lamphere's in Clare. Delos Dunkle hosts large family. Land bought by Earl Dunkle. W H Bohl and sons visit Kube households on Easter.
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