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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1924
Page
8
For sale is a nearly new Fordgon tractor with drag. Contact Hrwin or Zinser for details and price. Sale location unspecified. inquiries preferred.
The Clare Sentinel declares ownership and management details for April 1 1924. M D Feighner is managing editor and business manager, with Feighner and Parish as owners. Bondholder Enoch Andrus is listed. the document is sworn before Notary Mary L. Gilmore, April 3 1923.
A jumble of sale notices includes 10 store tables and various livestock like sows pigs and turkeys, 80 acre farm property inquiries, a 7 room house on Hast gt street with garage, and assorted goods from Moolbrook's Bazaar. Also listed are seeds, clothing, and household items with contacts such as Atty T nee, Ford Harpster, Clare R, Chas Heiser, and Wm Krell.
Mixed classifieds list farm rentals shares pasture land and living accommodations in Clare Michigan area. Entries include Elmer Miller contact details, Mussell block living rooms, Mrs Gordon Ripenburg rentals, Edw. Ghn more Mt. Pleasant address, and farm service listings like Holstein bull and farm jobs. Also ads for farm buyers Warren McRae and Real Silk Hosiery Mills seeking reps.
The article notes Chinese people use vegetables freely extending beyond common foods like spinach potatoes and cabbage to include many edible plants and weeds. It contrasts this practice with American dietary norms and highlights cultural differences in plant use.
Mrs Leha Freeg returned home Sunday after a visit with her brother and relatives at Mt Pleasant. J Frees saw a robin in the apple tree Friday while Gordon Ripertburg called at the Gibis home Sunday afternoon. Cars are traveling now and flower beds should be ready by May 1.
Arthur Center residents Arthur Orvis and Fred Athey return home after winter near Goodrick. Local attendance at Wm. H. Caple sale. various neighbors visit Leitner home. Mrs. John Roller ill. Mink caught after chase. Gene and Pete provide breakfast. Sunday school date corrected to April 6. Ralph Amy visits Harrison. Amy returns home. Kenneth Roller dines with Chester Myers. Edna Athey and others enjoy spring vacation at parental homes.
Local items report John Sparbel’s painting work for Clare parties, Al Byba’s hayload accident, and visits by the Stinchcombe and Maver families. Residents mourn Frank Gorr and Thomas Brown, buried with neighbor aid on the BF Hinkle corner. Roads are poor, cars stuck on M-20. relief by twenty men with plow and disc teams.
Community gossip and visits across the area. John Hartman and Mrs Hartman stop by Chas Ott. Harold Schofield spends weekend at Farwell home. Mrs Erwin Myere from Ohio comes to care for bedridden mother Mrs John Halsley. Sheriff Crigier called in. Mrs Charles Garber remains confined, plans hospital operation soon. Boner’s house loss reported. H Haratead from Clare visits Wm Erhardt. J Leitner family visit S A Leitner in Harwood. W C Cornwell loses $600 Holstein at Traverse City farm. Dra Clute and Sasford visit Mrs Balstey. Jake Myers and wife with Will Kanan visit Obas Gerber. Siles Dia rents George Otto farm. hints of a marriage prospect for Siles Dia.
Default made on a November 11 1919 mortgage by John Rulapagh and Minnie Rula naugh of Clare Michigan to William Haley. The notice states the court action and sale procedure with a foreclosure by public auction on May 22 1924 at the Clare County Court House front door.
Default on a 1918 mortgage by John and Julia McAninch to Josiah and Emma Littlefield prompts public auction June 7 1924 at 4 PM at the Clare County Court House Harrison Michigan. Parcels in Farwell Lot 9 10 Block 21 and more in Blocks N 0 33 34 44 45. Attorney Darios A. Reading represents mortgagees.
The Circuit Court for Glare County Michigan orders defendant Lewis Fairman to appear within three months and answer the bill of complaint in the chancery case Joseph Graham et al v Fairman et al. Failure to answer will be treated as confessed.
A catalog of assorted food items and brands with unit prices and pack sizes. Items include flour sacks 1 038 90c 266 Big Master flour, American Leader and Silver Cloud Oleo per pound, Quaker apple butter, Welsh's preserves, Raster peaches, dried apricots, Aristos bread flour, Hik's Pride bottles, Jello 15¢ per package, Golden Bantam corn Libby's dill pickles large can, large cans of hominy, ketchup, Gold Medal rolled oats, bulk coffees described as freshly ground. Prices shown in cents and small figures appear interspersed.
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