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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1923
Page
5
Multiple classified notices offer high grade cattle and draft mares for sale, a modern home on Wheaton Ave and city lots with sewer gas and water connections, plus rental and farm sale inquiries. Listings list Wm H Caple contact details, a Clare address, and various terms and inquiries from readers.
A fragmentary verse by Robert Lynd likens a beech and elm to a spring signal. The beech buds rise like a fire of tiny sparks among branches while the elm appears plume shaped with blossoms aloft as spring readiness is signaled.
The Rosebush column records a household shower for Mr. and Mrs. Dale Braster at George Burrs home, multiple travels to Lake George, and a funeral for Archer of Teibella township. The late Mr. Archer is mourned with out-of-town attendees and services at the Presbyterian church. Social events include picnics, Elks gatherings, Holiness meetings, and a Catholic picnic at Lynch Grove. A barn fire destroys three threshing barns, and community life continues with visits, fairs, church updates, and local business moves.
Fragmentary OCR text shows no coherent event or identifiable entities. No persons, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes are discernible to form a factual summary card.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cochran and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bennett from Detroit visited relatives in Elm Grove last week and returned Sunday afternoon. Several relatives including Mrs. Hulda Harvey and Mr. Henry Kipp from Jackson, and Clint Cochran's Midland family, were also guests. Little Marguerite Pendell suffered a forehead cut from a fall on iron. Mrs. Harvey Wilson visits her mother, Mrs. McDonald.
West Grant notes show Harry Pettés and sister Mise Edith of Detroit visiting cousin Mrs. Tom Patterson. Elizabeth Hines visited at Micheal Hines home. Wm Timm sustained a severe cut from barb wire. Thos Patterson also attended.
Oldest daughter of Chas Krell turned seven on Friday and received a piano promised by her father when she started school for good study and grades. The community notes many visits and family events around Mt. Pleasant and Bay City amid rain and farm life.
Hinkleville residents report a broken drought with a fine rainfall on Tuesday after a dry spell. Mrs. Paul Mares of St. Joseph visited the area earlier in the week, sharing news and greetings.
Clare Ble quotes a weekly grain and feed price list with White Wheat No 2, Red Wheat, oats barley and buckwheat terms. The fragment references mills, hogs, butter, and assorted farm goods with prices and suppliers in a dated ledger format.
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