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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1921
Page
2
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A Successful Farming column argues that the economic pendulum is turning toward recovery after World War I and that farming will be among the first to benefit. It cites tight wheat carryovers and low flour supplies, rising farm prices, and growing demand as signs of better times for agriculture. E. T. Meredith, publisher, notes continued monitoring of Washington and broader markets.
The Clare Common Council meetings approved minutes and detailed bills for cemetery work street grading and water trenching. Actions included annexation discussions for Clara Court and water supply contracts with the AR KR Co. education water service warnings and adjournment. Also a note on a Wells Cathedral lightning miracle affecting Bishop Stil wife and congregation without injuries.
Correspondence notes Mr and Mrs Willia Partridge returning home after a three week stay with old friends. Ruth Funnell listed as sick. Saginaw visitors include Moody Thayer Partridge and Bouchy families. Local outings feature church trips, picnics, and family visits across nearby towns.
J Ferguson of Pontiac visited East Lincoln this week. E and Detling and wife Windover spent Thursday with daughter Mrs Elmer Beard. Humes and Martin from Saginaw planned a YMCA camping trip with about fifty youths to Med Lake for ten days. EH Sprague and wife Greenwood visited son C Sprague. Walter Green of the Siding called on Harley Welch Saturday. A L Lamberteon was reported to have fire Sunday.
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