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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
4
Republican voters are urged to endorse Edmund Woods for another term as sheriff. The candidate touts faithful service, economical office management, and dedication to serving all residents of the county.
Political advertisement urging renomination for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket. Promotes record of courtesy and efficiency during past administrations as Treasurer of Clare County. Appears in September primaries.
The Bowman No. 2 started its downward drill at midnight last Saturday while House and Crowley wells push past 1900 and 2200 feet respectively. Carmichael faces cave‑in trouble below 3650 feet as Ragan begins downward work and repairs at Lynch continue with operations due soon. Bowler and Bothwell remain discontinued pending resumption.
A candidate thanks Republican voters in Osceola and Clare counties for nominations and petitions. He notes expected November election victory, gratitude to supporters and district press including Clare Sentinel and Osceola County Herald, and invites public advice to better serve Michigan.
A hazy snippet notes Miles M. Callaghan with a four piece glass ensemble and a mixing bow. The fragment mentions wet conditions and a Saturday event at Holbrook’s, with ady hints lingering in the text.
Local notes report a Friday O. E. meeting in Clare, church services paused, and many residents traveling or visiting relatives in Michigan and Ohio. Train time tables, road work updates on U. S. 27, and upcoming garden show plans at Midland Community Center are also listed with multiple residents mentioned by name.
Prospective students may enroll in piano classes by calling 291712 for arrangements. The notice is signed by Mrs. Jag and O. Sutton and references the 40th session or anniversary.
A Republican candidate announces for Sheriff of Clare County at the primaries on September 9. Burt Rutter asks voters for support to achieve the aim and notes the campaign address 401f.
A. Hender son announces on the Republican ticket for the County Clerk and Register of Deeds nomination in the September primary asking voters in Clare County for their support.
We thank our neighbors and friends for prompt help in our time of need. We appreciate the Clare fire department for responding quickly to the call. Mrs. Was Maxwell and family express gratitude.
Brief ad fragment shows offer on film sizes and printing costs. Mentions Kirkpatrick Drugs as the advertiser and references lower price claims with unclear formatting.
Rep Roxburgh seeks a chair in the upper house with key roles in Public Utilities and Apportionment. He helped pass the gas tax, stands as a strong public speaker, and serves as Michigan State Grange Master. He backs tax reform, school aid, road funds, and conservation.
The fourth annual Clare picnic in Dodge Park No 4 on the north shore of Lake Clare will be held August 10. The event features fee creany and lemonade for attendees.
Republican electors of Glare County Michigan are called to the Harrison city courthouse on September 16 1930 at 2 p m eastern time to elect three delegates to the Republican State Convention in Grand Rapids on September 26 1930 and conduct other business. Delegates will be elected at the September 9 1930 primary. outlined ward and district delegate allocations are listed.
Sealed bids are invited for two school buses, one from Lake George to Farwell high school and another for township children to Lake George. Bids due by 7:00 p.m. eastern time on August 5. The school board may reject any or all bids. Information available from secretary Myron Dunkle, Harrison RR4.
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