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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1926
Page
2
John White announces his Republican candidacy for a third term as Glare County surveyor. He asks voters for support at the September primaries in a formal, respectful submission.
Bert Rutter announces candidacy for sheriff in Clare County ahead of September primaries. He asks for Republican voters’ support and invites personal acquaintance before the election.
John Asline announces candidacy for County Road Commissioner on the Republican ticket in the September 14 1926 primary. He pledges experience and focus on road duties to earn voter support.
Alfred Richmond declares fearlessly his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff. He emphasizes lifelong Clare County roots and insistence on principles of right and justice as he seeks voter support ahead of the September 14 primaries.
Herschel B. Halstead announces candidacy for Sheriff of Clare County on the Republican ticket ahead of the September primary. He notes past service as Under sheriff and a life spent in Clare County, inviting electors to review his public record.
Watch for rummage sale. Howard W. Jones owns a new Studebaker custom sedan bought through Ray Ruble agency. Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Smith of Lansing visit Rev. and Mrs. B. T. Smith. A. Des Ormeau and two children travel to Flint to see her ill father. Rev. H. T. Smith attends camp at Reed City. H. W. Burd fills pulpit next Sunday. B. H. Demarest and two sons stay with Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Reeder enroute to Petoskey cottage for several weeks.
The exterior cellar door needs a thick coat of durable paint to withstand harsh weather and interior humidity changes. Proper application protects against decay and prolongs the door’s life in variable cellar conditions.
Floors shine when kept in perfect condition through regular waxing. Doors, passages, and tracks wear first, but areas stay attractive with frequent waxing using quality prepared wax and a floor polishing brush.
Laundry for Gadillac Steam Laundry Co. will be received at Eric's store Bundles left before Tuesday evening will be returned by end of week Glenwood Holmes, Agent.
A series of visits brightened weekend hours as EAGLE A J Krell and son John visited his sister and brother in law J A Allen, families including Glen Poet, Glen Lower, and many friends shared social calls. Events included Edith Kistler at Colonville and a radio demonstration by Rudy Cotton prompting plans for installation. A Friday social fundraiser for George Langworthy was announced amid other Sunday and Monday visits across local households.
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