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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
5
Farwell community page reports visits and calls, school news, plays, and social events. Residents travel to Saginaw and Detroit, while others move, marry, or host gatherings. The senior class presented The Wren, and auctions announce estate sales and real estate transfers.
In the matter of the estate of Mary C. Gay deceased Kittie E Brown petitions for license to sell real estate The court sets May 7 1923 at 10 oclock for hearing and orders public notice in Clare Sentinel for three weeks before hearing Theobald Dorsey judge of probate signs true copy drafted April 11 1923 verification included
Ward off Flu and Grippe for a few cents by promptly checking coughs and colds with Foley's Honey and Tar. It gives quick relief from coughs caused by flu grippe whooping cough asthma and bronchitis. Sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick Clare Wm Burston Farwell.
Christendom honors seven champions led by St George of Mingland and including St Denis of France St James of Spain St Anthony of Italy St Andrew of Scotland St Patrick of Ireland and St David of Wales as patrons across regions with shared salience.
A Leeds girl tried on her bridal veil a day before her wedding despite friends warnings. Ten minutes later her father brought news that her fiancé died suddenly from street injuries.
Finder of Tutankhamun, Lord Carnarvon, died last week in Cairo from blood poisoning after an insect bite followed by pneumonia. In Rome King Victor Emmanuel received American delegates at the International Chamber of Commerce congress, exchanging greetings and conversations. Hyattsville reports severe wind and rain storms causing several thousand dollars in damage across upper Prince Georges county.
The labor department announced a temporary order permitting entry of Russian migrants as part of the quota under United States immigration laws, tied to Bessarabia provisions.
Reports indicate nine trains without engineers were dispatched from Friedrichs feld in unoccupied Germany toward Wesel, imitating Irish Republican methods, as German troops conducted the operation.
A manifesto by church groups in Sydney urges strict Sunday rest and Christian observance. Separately, heavy snow blankets Northern Ontario, delaying spring as winter returns to the north shores of Lakes Superior and Huron and to mining districts.
A House resolution introduced in Oklahoma by BF MM Boyer of Tulsa County proposes dividing the state into two sister states with Oklahoma City as a central area. The measure outlines the political and territorial framework for the split.
Washington reports higher chicken and egg output last year with a combined farm value estimated at 854.207 million dollars by the USDA. The increased production did not translate into a higher farm value.
An old Pennsylvania law that a person cannot be held for murder if the victim dies more than a year and a day after the assault saved Ignata Jiendresti from murder charges after coroner's jury review. the shooter had wounded Michael Cloonan, who died sixteen months later. Ville Platte and Auguste Jean sonne death notices note a 112th birthday and influenza complications with extensive descendants.
A report to the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions says Cameroons natives on Africa's west coast are abandoning bush life and savage habits to receive education and develop industrial and agricultural skills with potential international impact. Also: a tornado in Alexandria Louisiana killed 17, injured 60, and caused $500,000 in damage with 13 white and 4 black victims identified.
Mrs Redmile of Richardson Park Del describes a cough affecting her throat and cites Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy. The advertisement promotes the product as the world’s largest selling cough medicine and urges readers to refuse substitutes.
Fragmentary OCR lists No 2 Red Wheat No 2 White Wheat Rye oats and prices or weights with unclear units. Names appear garbled but reference is to a Clare city publication and a quoted rate or amount.
The American Tree Association says forests provide food and shelter for hundreds of millions of birds and game animals. Without forests many species would disappear due to lack of habitat and resources.
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