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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
3
The Difference Distinguishes Verse From Poetry Quote
Robert Graves notes a key contrast between verse and poetry. Verse forms a flat pattern on the page while poetry rises in relief, giving shape to the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Graves
Coughing Disturbs Sleep prompts Foley’s Honey and Tar trial
Geo. A. Owen of Bridgeton New Jersey writes his wife could not sleep due to constant coughing until Foley's Honey and Tar gave the best night’s rest in years. He also used the remedy and found relief. Sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick Clare and Wm Burston Farwell. Bete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Owen
Bridgeton
New Jersey
Foley
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Clare
Burston
Farwell
English and American traders spar over haste in commerce
A Briton traveling in the United States complains that Americans bear him in commerce, boasting England makes everything. A Yankee counters with one exception: speed. The exchange ends with the tease of haste as the key fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Poison Oak Sumach Ivy Salve Promises Quick Relief
In trouble from Poison Oak Sumach or Ivy, seek Dr Dunlop's Poison Oak Sumach and Poison Ivy Salve. The ad claims it cools soothes and heals. Dr J W Dunlop Clare Mich Medical Hall Clare Mich offers the product as prompt relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dunlop
Clare, Mich
Medical Hall
Probate Court of Clare County Admits Will in 1928 Hearing
In Clare County Michigan the Probate Court on July 16 1928 set August 13 1928 at ten A M for hearing Harriet Allen’s petition to admit a will and grant administration of the estate of Sarah C Daggett to Everette Allen or another suitable person. Public notice to be run three weeks in Clare Sentinel. Judge S Dorsey presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atiite
Michigan
Clare
Hargris Yd
Thes. Ss
Dorsey
Sarah CG. “Daggett
Higerette Allen
Everette Allen
Clare Sentinel
S. Dorsey
Mortgage Sale Notice in Clare County Michigan
Default on a 1921 mortgage by Burt J Hess and Lucy Eva Hess to The Citizens State Bank Clare Michigan triggers a public auction sale on September 24 1928 at 2 PM at the Court House in Harrison Michigan. Property includes described parcels in Township 17 North Range 3 West Section 12 and surrounding Northwest Quarter of Southeast Quarter and other fractions. Attorney Carlos A Reading represents the mortgage and will collect due interest costs and a $15 attorney fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt J. Hess
Lucy Eva Hess
Citizens State Bank
Clare
Michigan
Register of Deeds
Harrison
Circuit Court
Clare County
Citizens State Bank of
Mortgage default leads to property sale in Clare County
Default on a 1917 mortgage by James and Nellie Robinette triggers a foreclosure sale of the northeast quarter of section 29 in Arthur Township. The sale, at 10 a.m. September 29, 1923, at the Harrison court house front door, covers the Hast hall half of the quarter with seven percent interest and costs, subject to a $2,000 prior lien by Clare County Savings Bank. Milo Robinette is the mortgage holder, with GW Perry listed as business address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robinette
Nellie F. Robinette
Milo Robinette
Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
Harrison
County of Clare
Towit
Arthur
Michigan
Clare County ‘Savings Bank
Browns Corners News Briefs Reflect Community Notes
Sadness over the president's death prompts sympathy for Mrs Harding and family. The column notes a metropolitan shift in the schoolhouse, a returning preacher from Carson City camp meeting, and local berrying near Mickelson. It mentions Harrison state park tents and a picnic on the 17th plus a Masons event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Atwood
Mr. Jackson
Mickelson
Sister Dover
Browns Corners
Robert Brown
Harrison
Frank Weaver
Dover
Masons
Lewie Ames
California
Visit notes from Vassar and nearby towns
Mrg A Dale visited relatives at Vassar and Clarence Phillips returned home. Ralph Phillips helped M Hargrave in Lansing Monday. Migs Hthel Drake returned home at Shepherd Friday. Clarence Phillips came Friday to stay awhile. Little Helen Hitchcock was ill last week. The Church of God at Clare baptized at the river bridge Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dale
Vassar
Clarence Phillips
Lansing
Ralph Phillips
M Hargrave
Hthel Drake
Shepherd
Helen Hitchcock
Church of God At
Clare
River Bridge
C. J. Mizer
Cadilac
Henry Sines
Sophia Sines
Charles Haley
Maud Haley
James Carty
Coleman
H. B. Stevens
Chicago
Ernest
Ralph
J. C. Gold
Owosso
Rachel Hendrie
Ben
Fannie Corbin
Josephine Bradley
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kansas City
Missouri
Alien Crum
Wm. Bundy
Pleasant
Emma Stough
J. C
LeDelia Nowlen
Marjorie
Wilma
Mary Ginn
Randall
M. Buckley
Charles Weber
Archie Miller
Ney
Ohio
Carl Dixon
Levering
Peter Sweet
Pearl
Marion
Lidd Smith
George Provencher
President Harding Death Shocks Southwest Freeman
The community learned on Friday morning that President Harding had died. The article notes he died of natural causes, making him the fourth U.S. president to die while in office, after Lincoln, Garfield, and McKinley. It also mentions local social happenings and various visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Southwest
Freeman
Temple
R. Gallery
B.C. Oberholtzer
Scherliit
David Brets
Sylvan
EH. C. Oberholtzer
Dusty Greeg
Lansing
Fred Burk
BE. C. Oberholtzer
Local families gather for visits and birthdays in Vernon
Vernon Hill Mrs. Percy Verrette and daughter June and son Clifford Leon of Lan sing visit Gilbert Howard's family. Many relatives travel among Lan sing Owosso Mt. Pleasant and Coleman for dinners birthdays and hospital news. Notables include Mrs. Warren Heiser birthday baskets and an electric washer gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Verrette
June
Clifford Leon
Lansing
Gilbert Howard
Glen Howard
Owosso
Frank Schoonover
Flint
Clint Schoonover
Clair Stanley
Harl Wens
Pontiac
Clare
Icem ‘Slentz
Eunice
Pleasant
Howard Penrose
Ernést and Lowell
Shéridan
Edna Athéy
Arthur
Spicer
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
People’s. General Store
East 4Th Street
Price
Farnum’s
Certo
Optometrist
Legals
Carlos A. Reading
GW. Perry
Busindas
Clare Mich
East Grant
South West Freeman
Wilson-Davy’ Company
Was McAllister
Vernon Hill
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