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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1928
Page
3
Legal notice announces a foreclosure sale due to default on a 1917 mortgage by Thomas and Mary Lynch to William Maley. The sale on June 18, 1928, at 1 pm at Harrison court house will auction the southwest quarter of section 21 in Grant Township containing 80 acres to satisfy the debt of $2,762.30 plus interest and fees.
Delbert and Charlotte Pendell mortgage Clare County land to William Haley. On June 18, 1928, at 1 pm, at Harrison Court House, the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter and the north half of the north half of the southwest quarter in section 11, township 17 north, range 3 west, totaling 80 acres, will be sold to cover amounts due including principal interest 1380.47, attorney fee 35, costs, and 7 percent interest. This sale is subject to Haley’s prior first mortgage dated January 17, 1914 and recorded January 19, 1914.
A reflective essay argues that rich gifters lose wealth when their generosity is met with unkindness from recipients. It suggests that giving should expect gratitude and prudent stewardship to avoid disparity between wealth and ethics.
A Washington Star snippet presents Uncle Eben saying to keep reading the Bible even if all is not understood while avoiding mischief.
Stenographers seek faster methods by listening to radio talks to capture speech more efficiently. The approach emphasizes practice with spoken material and standardized shorthand rules to improve speed and accuracy under real time conditions.
Garfield Lincoln Surrey Hamilton Ellsworth and other towns report officers in charge for the coming year with votes on road questions. Names include Pearl Tryon Stella Detling Lillian Billgren Martin Graves John Carpenter Delbert Rogers and Chas Burnett among others. Some road propositions show yes and no tallies. several towns note no returns.
A Hungarian fruit dealer displayed a large melot featuring the Hungarian coat of arms with minor variations in his shop window. Town officials deemed the display an insult to the Hungarian nation, arresting him and sending him to court where he was found guilty and fined or imprisoned. The appeal reduced imprisonment to six months with no fine option, maintaining insult as the offense.
Tests by the bureau of nine and Popular Mechanics Magazine show fat men tolerate high heat and humidity longer. Fat men lost more weight but felt less exhausted after the experiments, with high pulse rate cited as the key discomfort factor rather than body temperature alone.
The Ocient produces about 80 percent of the world’s rice crop but the United States now grows more than enough to supply its own needs.
A brief study states soil does not freeze at 82 degrees. It notes water freezes below 0 C or 32 F and that soil freezing depends on moisture and conditions.
Readable fragments describe a local resid within a simple Herotam context. The text mentions hopes and a unnamed Wiliz residence with minimal clarity. No clear events, dates, or participants are identifiable.
The notice lists that horses sheep goats hogs chickens and predators like wolves foxes badgers and similar animals contract rabies when bitten by rabid animals and behave similarly to rabid dogs cattle and cats.
A fragment notes a discussion of improvements to old folk care and progress reported by the Kokomo Dispatch, suggesting community interest in better welfare provisions.
A quotation from American Magazine notes that Choose Life presents a frequent dilemma between wielding power and savoring joy. It laments that the mighty seldom enjoy genuine peace amid authority and success.
Abraham Lincoln reference appears as a fragment about meaning and emphasis. The note signals a thematic focus on a single word to convey impact. No clear event, date, or organization is present to ground a fuller report.
South Carolina’s secession from the Union marked December 20, 1860 as the first step in its entry into the Confederate States of America. The state’s history divides into discovery exploration proprietary and royal rule and its path to statehood.
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