Lost and Found Notices Tied to Local Property Sale
A fragmentary newspaper item lists rental and sale notices, plus lost and found briefs. The readable lines reference advance payments and initials, with unreadable details about properties or goods.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1924
Page
8
A fragmentary newspaper item lists rental and sale notices, plus lost and found briefs. The readable lines reference advance payments and initials, with unreadable details about properties or goods.
A collage of sale ads and notices lists cream separators, a Woodward piano, a milch cow, tile, a thoroughbred Chester White hog, rock cement, houses for sale or rent, a cream separator near Empire, Holstein bull, milk and beef cattle details, and rental listings. Includes owners and contact hints across multiple towns and farms.
A mix of local ads for drug stores, hardware, plumbing, loans, farm products, and tailor services. Notices include price drops on radio tubes, Dodge cars, water pasture near Catholic church, Purina Cow Chow promotion, and classified sale items such as silage cutters and wagons. Also mentions farm loan applications at 6 1 2 percent and tailoring services with pickup points at Tatman’s and Holbrook’s.
The article notes that tinning plate from Bohemia was invented there and later spread to Britain and other countries. It highlights early development and diffusion of the technique across Europe.
Harvey Shilling and family along with Joe Brown and relatives visit in Flint area. Wallace Wheaton and Harold Wright return home after a week’s visit. Madeline Brown visits aunt Mrs Ray Brown. Residents attend Heart fair amid rain. Mrs Wm Sowie injures leg. Ray Brown and family visit J C Browns Lake. Joe Brown family at Lake on Sunday. Martha Andrews assists at Ray Brown’s during harvest. Note mentions Bet news and Purina feed promotion.
The Woou family reunion was held at the Wood home with a large crowd and enjoyable time. Mildred Cleveland dies in Sag inaw after being struck by a car. sympathy extended to her family. School opens August 25 at Case with Pearl Sloan teaching. Local updates include Nellie Glass's illness, Grandma Gramm's illness, and visits related to Mildred Cleveland's death. Purina Cow Chow ad notes Clare Hay Grain & Bean Co.
Maple Grove notes show Miss Beatrice Finch and sister Mrs Lena Davison visiting Marion on Wednesday and their sister Mrs Inez Bentley near Sears on Friday. J B Moore fell from a hay load last Monday injuring his head and shoulders but now walks slowly. J Tiedeman is able to sit up after four weeks in bed with blood poison in his arm. Mrs Jennie Manns of Farwell called to see niece Miss Jane McGoogan who just returned from New Mexico where she sought health. The sister Willow returned with her. Sam McGoogan and daughters Ellen and Alice visited at Hight Point Lake Sunday. The Inch family dined with Baker and wife in Farwell. Our telephone line is down hindering news gathering. Purina Pig Chow ad touts higher pig profits through better feeding.
Carr ie Rogers and daughter Trone and Edward Ecker from Flint were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson. Chan Lloyd hosted Howard Costello from Pontiac and Art Lloyd visited his father Chan. Mrs. Arthur Johnson and Mrs. Dewey Boughnuss visited Mt. Pleasant friends. A local picnic at Stevenson Lake drew attendees. Purina Omolene ads promise spark in horses and more profits. Clare Hay promotes selling eggs with Purina Chows.
In the Probate Court of Clare County Michigan the final administration account of Thomas Carl Holbrook for the estate of Stephen Reed and Maggie Reed is examined on September 22 at ten in the forenoon. The court orders publication of notice in Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior to hearing.
A quip notes that regardless of calendar changes the month January will always be two months long in spirit. The statement plays on calendar quirks and public perception of month naming.
A fragment praises good breeding that puts others at ease and notes many women possess this trait, highlighting a genteel demeanor as admirable social quality.
A closer look at the aging novelist who could spark reader devotion for at least one of his characters. The piece explores whether such writers endure in memory as generations pass.
An estimate suggests that if half of England and Wales hedge row acreage were sown with wheat, the harvest could feed bredd for more than 1,000,000 people for a year.
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