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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1924
Page
7
A Swedish skyscraper project adopts a modern American style with a structure described as 18 stories high, signaling a bold architectural development in Europe. The concise note highlights the height and design influence shaping the skyline.
A Scotsman abroad on a fort night business trip calls home with a humorous reminder to Katherine. He asks her to tell little Donald to take off his glasses when he is not looking at anything.
A fragment notes drivers struggle to slow near a railway crossing and recalls Polk8’s past ease traveling several miles in hours. The text hints at a broader question why motorists hesitate to reduce speed briefly at crossings.
Default on a December 11 1916 mortgage by Charles and Htta Schaar to Mary Hilden triggers foreclosure. Public auction will occur at the Court House front door in Harrison Michigan on September 18 1924 for the 40 acre Surrey township parcel described as the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter in section 32 township 17 north range 5 west Clare County.
Leon Towers and many relatives from Cloverdale to Clare, Sheridan, and Mt. Pleasant joined weekend visits and dinners across multiple households. Notable mentions include Mr. Runyan, Mrs. Leichti, and the Schoonover and Brasington families visiting relatives, with travel to Bay City and Detroit noted. A minor home entry theft occurred when a dollar was taken from Mrs. John Jackson's Clare home.
Regular and special Clare Common Council meetings discuss water meter orders, sewer and street labor bills, cemetery work, fuel and supply costs, and mood changes to boulevard lighting near M-14. Debates cover ward rolls and ordinance access with adjournments and future sessions noted.
The San Diego Union notes how jazz venues and radio loudspeakers have aided the deaf, presenting deafness as less of a curse and highlighting community accessibility improvements.
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