Special SAFETY FIRST flour cash price drive
Advertises a two week special on SAFETY FIRST flour with a cash price of 14 dollars 50 cents per barrel and 7 dollars 25 cents per four gallon barrel.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
3
A Man’s Tax Report Reveals Large Income and Small Charity
In New York a man reported income high enough for a 53 percent tax rate. His gifts to church and charity totaled 148 for the year. The commentary notes the contrast between extravagant personal spending and relatively modest charitable giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Residents Visit and Travel Notes From Local Area
Peter Oman traveled from Saginary to Clare and back with his wife. Mrs Freman Barbaree attended a Heresy Friday event. Cormins Wileon, visiting, returned to Gaines. Mrs Jerome Stevens of Clio and Dir Frank Van Wormer of Clare visited Grose Babcock. Mrs Van Wonter returned to Clare. Mrs Stevena stayed a few days. The Oman couple plan to occupy a new home in Clare after a weekend trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Oman
Saginary
Freman Barbaree
Heresy
Cormins .Wileon
Hie Ecu
Gaines
Jerome Stevens
Clio
Dire
Frank. van Wormer
Clare
Grose Babcock
van Wornter
Stevena
Local Notes From Elm Grove Society
Last week's letter reports visitors from Detroit Mr and Mrs Robert Bennett. Several families in the area suffer mild scarlet fever prompting a school shutdown. Dr Martindale of Coleman visited and Fred Cochran is improving. Mrs Harvey Wilson returned from Saginaw. Household movements include R B Williams and a new barn project for Rob Thompson. Harold McClung aided on the farm while his father was away in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bennett
Detroit
Beaverton
Martindale
Coleman
Fred Cochran
Harvey Wilson
Saginaw
Aze
Geo. Schunk
R. B. Williams
Rob Thompson
Keith
Harold McClung
St. Louie
Community Notes From North Arthur and Nearby
Arnold Ott appears on the aich list while May Chapman missed school several days with sore throat chills and fever. Albert Shaver moved into the Clyde Bender residence last week. Mrs Clyde Beaker’s surprise visit from Saginaw included her father mother sister two brothers in law and a niece. George Williams hosted a surprise party for Chan and Hazel Wallace with many friends delivering gifts then returning home in the early morning. William C Cornwell and family came from Saginawa visiting then left. Earl Credit and family from the Fowler ranch visited the Cornwell home. Ray Gordon and some children are ill with sore throat and chills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Ott
May Chapman
Calvin Erbart
Albert Shaver
Clyde Bender
Clyde Beaker
Anto
Aiater
Neice
Saginaw
Chan
Hazel Wallace
Geo. Williama
Mrs. Wallace
Ww. C. Cornwell
Saginawa
Earl Credit
Fowler Ranch
Cornwell Farm
Ray Gordon
Local Social Notes From Clare and Surrounding Towns
East Lincoln residents Wm. Ekube and family visited Clare on Monday. Farwell’s Carl Rogers works on the Reeder Ranch. The Ladies Union met at Mrs. Harley Welch’s home. Miss Bessie Johnson spent the weekend with Mrs. Gara Brandt in Harrison. Anton Billgren of Alma visited home. Cecil Lockwood of Farwell stayed with Mrs. Lamberton. BE Delling Oscar Delling and families visited Elmer Beard. Henry Sprague of Grainwood visited son Chester. O A Sullivan of Alma motored here for a week visit. N Billgren is noted. Walter Haneon and wife called on Mr. Kephorn at Ferguson Lake Sunday. Frank Williams and family spent Sunday with W. Williams of Greenwood. Alex and Cecil McNeil and wife visited relatives in Clare. Arthur Kabe and Cecil Gockwood with Mrs. Lamberston visited Mr. Tiedeman of Farwell. A Kabe left Monday for Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ekube
Clare
Carl Rogers
Farwell
Reeder Ranch
Ladies Union
Harley Welch Thuysday
Bessie Johnson
Garabrandt
Harrison
Anton Billgren
Alma
Cecil Lockwood
Lamberaton
BE. E. Delling
Oscar Delling
Local Social Notes Mention Living Inquiries and Visits
The Eagle brief notes social visits and travel plans. Frank and George Bates with families plan a May trip to California. Erwin Abbott returned from Pontiac. Rev. Order of Carson City and Mrs. Phebe Clemens visit and attend church. Mr. A A Warner and Mrs. Clemens host and visit Eagle residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermiax
A. A. Warner
Frank Rilette
Gladwin Co
Snax
the Eagle
Eagle Boys
Notice of Determination Roads Taken in Clare County
Harrison Michigan April 2 1926 notice that five townships Garfield Surrey Winterfield Hatton and Hamilton have roads taken over as county roads and come under county road commissioners jurisdiction. Describes five road segments including intersections with Ionia and Houghton Lake State Road and state trunks lines with mileage notes and directions for notifying township highway authorities and publishing in local newspapers Clare County Cleaver Clare Standard and Clare Sentinel. R Emerson chair S W Sig Semnoei Brace board. Seymour Andras clerk. 23-4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Mich
Highway Commissioners
Garfield
Surrey
Wintfield
Hatton
Hamilton
Clare County
Board of County Road Commissioners
Board of Road Commissioners of Thecounty
Clare
County
Froads
I Isabelle
Ionia and
Houghton Lake State Road
Farwell
Main Street
Tonia
Houghton Lake
Winterfield
Said Township
Hamilton Twop
Clare County Cleaver
Clare Conorist
R. Emerson
S. W. Sig
Rice Culture Through the Ages
The rice culture traces from the Talmud and Euphrates valley before 400 B.C. It moved to Persia from India and later to Spain by Arabs. From Spain it spread to Italy around AD 1468.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley of the
Euphrates
Persia
India
Spain
Italy
Glare Press 1882 Mill Additions and Local Developments
Glare Press reports T. P. Horningbee added to his mill as business thrives. W. Perry builds a cellar for a new dwelling. Wom. Sutton to finish a South Side two story house. Floods threaten the Tobacco River and bridge abutment. Conductor Welsh loads 2500 ties and 400 fence posts with twenty men. Shaver & Son ship goods. O’Hare skids millions of feet of logs and speeds shipments. Farm plans advance as settlers consider emigration and crop plans for rye buckwheat and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glare Press
T. P. Horningbee
Mon- Gay
Welsh
Thomas Presley
Davis
Bill of Goode
A. A. Shaver & Son
Gamin
F.J. O’hare
James
Chathem
Ont
William Davis
Summerfield Township
Jane
Plan to save bridge abandoned amid flood risk
The plan to salvage the bridge by piling and allowing flood damage was dropped as costs rose beyond the bridge’s value. Commissioner Soutton proposes driving piles and rebuilding in spring after the flood subsides. Rev. S Taylor resigns from the Baptist church and moves to Bay City. A J Doherty reports damage to his Harrison store. Frankie Doherty contracts measles. Annie Hueted recovers from illness. Mr. Producer promotes cooperative ownership of a meat market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soutton
S. Taylor
Baptist Church
Bay City
A.J. Doherty
Atore
Harrison
Frankie Doherty
Annie Hueted
Long Lake Sunday School Organized and Community Notes
Long Lake Sunday School organized at the Long Lake schoolhouse with all welcome. Residents and visitors share weekend visits and family cares including Mildred Weaver with Wade in Mt Pleasant and Alice Mila in Cleve Ohio. Farmers plan oats while local visits and social events mark a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Lake
Mildred Weaver
Mt. Pleasant
Wade
Joan O’heran
Alice Mila
Cleveand
Ohio
Ira Kilpatric
Eiwell
Alice Mike
Darwin Walling
Houghbton
Wilker
Will Owen
Midland
Minnie Keith
Hayes
Perry Hood
Frank
David
George "Mills
Houghton Lake
Bridge Girls
Harrison
Frost Dist
Earl Sherwood
Detroit
Charles
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Tory
Fac
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J. F. Tatman & Son
Uble
America
China
Interchurch World Movement
United Program
United Campaign
The
Interchurch World Movement of
North America
Elm Grove
North Arthur
East Lincoln
Seymour Andras
Ypsilanti Reed’ Furniture CO
Toninia
Michigan
Co-Operatinon
A. ‘Thurston & Son
Harve Kratz
Farmer
Chevrolet Cars
Samson Tractors
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