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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1927

Page

6

Light House Coffee Corn Flakes and Household Goods Offer

A grocery advertisement promotes Light House Coffee and Corn Flakes in large sizes along with brooms at 43 cents and Lie 37 cents. Details indicate a discount section for everyday household staples.

Light House

Local notices and social updates from Crooked Lake area

A long list of church events and local visits, with many names and travels. People attend services, reunions, and visits across towns including Alma, Coleman, Bay City, and Detroit. several families are noted moving between Highland Park, Saginaw, and Mt. Pleasant.

Difficulties in Prayer Sermon Announced at Church

Methodist Episcopal Church announces Rev. Edward Truman Smith as pastor. Sunday School at 10 30 a m preaching at 11 30 with sermon on Difficulties in Prayer. Prayer service Wednesday at 7 80 p m. Two more weeks to close the year. benevolences and pastor’s support due by September.

Methodist Episcopal Church Edward Truman Smith World Service

Church of God service notes and local visits

Sunday services listed at 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 preaching 6:30 junior meeting 7:30 evening service mid week prayer Tuesday 7:30 pm. Mentions of visiting ministers music leader T B Jones from Detroit. Then a long list of residents visiting, traveling, and weekend activities in town and surrounding areas.

St. Louis T. B. Jones Detroit Arleigh Schofield John Runyan Millersburg John Henry Frank Melvin Carl Updegraff Martha Fuller Chas. Stinchcombe Mount Pleasant Ithaca Boy Scouts Littlefield Lake Gladys Stanley Rock Lake John Coulter Marion Lake D. L. Masten Lansing Alice Rickles Midland Virginia LaGrew Cc. M. Fuller Boyne’ Guy W. C. Fuller John Palmer Alma Homer Stinchcombe Mt. Pleasant Angus MacLoud Flint Lee Coulter John Fred Snyder Hart Holden M.r. Earl Tupper Clare Sundey Horton’s Myr Harry Baker J. R. Bradley Hart Hwans Helen Bradley Roy Root Frank Lay St. Ignace José Crawford Hight Point Lake A. H. Wilkins Dallas Texas Blanche Dale Glaré Verna Belle Miller Fred Muse Glen Amy Peleh Irwin J. Frizzell Thos. Barlow Bethi Everett Clarence’ Melvin Langsburg Don Roth Albert Vincent Wim. Rawson 4. I. Leonard Int Carl Upiegrat A.R. Graham

Farwell Growth Fueled by Liquor Ban and Timber Trade

Farwell, with about 600 residents and seven stores, grows rapidly as settlers arrive from surrounding lands. The town credits liquor prohibition for its orderly rise and notes an expanding economy driven by an extract factory turning hemlock into tanking material and a surge in pine lands and farming prospects.

Farwell

Factory to your sale at Anderson's Drug Store 4B

A local sale event advertised as factory to your sale is underway at Anderson's Drug Store located at 4B. The notice highlights discounted merchandise and limited stock available to customers visiting the store.

Anderson’s Drug Store

Six Points for Large Alfalfa Yields from Davenport Trials

Alfalfa at the University of Davis College of Agriculture yielded up to 4.5 tons per acre, with 18 tons earlier cited, by focusing on six factors. Key points include sweet soil with lime, fertile land with manure and phosphate, good drainage, a strong seedbed, northern hard seed, and proper inoculation. Avoid early cutting in year one and time harvests so peak bloom is near one tenth. Final fall cut should allow six to eight inches of regrowth before winter.

Davenport College of Agriculture University of Davis BF. W. Gault South Dakota No. 12

New Papua Human Head Skin Display at British Museum

The British Museum in London adds a Papua item a skin of a human head stuffed with clay and a nose handle, with the lower jaw suspended from the neck. The artifact highlights a macabre display from Papua.

British Museum London Papua

Builders' Oversight Cracks Mayence Cathedral Walls

Twelfth century builders failed to account for Rhine level changes, causing cracks in the walls towers and arches of the Mayence cathedral as floodplain shifts revealed structural stress.

Mayence Rhine

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Clare Hay Clare City Mills L. W. Jackson T. H. Maynard H. Maynard M. D McKeever’s Peat Howard W. Jones Fraine Krom Ann. Arbor Deoth Nerty Pere. Marouet Ty East West OS A Taig Latter Bay Ghurgch Harvey de Geer Woman’s Department Dey Crooked Lake Alen Boweel Highland Park Ponting Birmingham Della McKnight Gladwin Milo Allen PF. G. Allen Jack Jasmin Henry House Thas McGuire Coleman Agnes Florence Stanley Cora Grimm Mr. Pleasant Ben Campbell Howard City Josephine Rainey Neil Ackerman Church of God Jirma Powell Marion Fuller Carl Dust Saginaw Jack Miller Houghton Lake Wm. Williams Carol Jean Grand Rapids Mary Rassat R. W. Babcock Mt. Morris Henry Tryon Marysville Wash Neice Orville-Sherman Albert Kidd Lena Valhalla Fred Jackson Harold Gregory Lewis D. Laverty Ernest Ebie Carson Alba C. A. Maham Carlton Ebie A. R. Graham Higgins Lake Frank ,Bradford Earl Gibson Mary Bassatt A. Powell Wilton Frank Babcock Hooker Michigan Center Green Lake Traverse City Emmett Gordon Forest Gordon Joy Lee Martha Hazel Dell Ivan Oden Otis Stanley Ro-Ham-Bo Lodge Fred Seigel J. L. Littlefield Ithaca Miller’s Beatrice Nelson Central Teachers College Milton Graham Pontiac Kesia Mill Che Walter Badger Frieda Dell Jeanette Green Vernbelle Miller Mudlake Gertrude Castella Herald Gera Lehitian Mis Agnes Wager Harvey Wardwell Lake George Mae Campbell Inez Campbell Bingham Hdwin ‘Deitrich Bay City Herald’ Schofield Parsell Loomis Hdwin Laura Hatfield Gaylord Williams Ira Schofield Kenneth Babcock Gee Clear Lake Frank. McNair Erie Muskegon Palmer Dolph Hookers Grace Smith Jackson Wilma Kenneth J. H. Graham Kathleen O’ Shea Shepherd Louise Graham A. Graham Truman Munson al. Snyder Dewey Dell Ant Jas. Stinchcombe Laura Honor L. G Carpenter Armstrong William Gladwich Harrison Peter Wrightman Ed. Mussell C. A. Graham Louise C. L Brasington Elton J. B. Brasington Ada Harl Eisenhauer Thos Dr. Sanford Elton Brasington Clair Hiron University of Illinois J. J. Green Postoffice Hevrolet Cmees Chevrolet Homer Doolittle Doolittle Dth
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