The Glare Sentinel Subscription Notice
The Glare Sentinel announces subscription at $1.50 per year for 1894. Mion and Duc provide the issue date of February 21, 1894.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1894
Page
4
The Glare Sentinel announces subscription at $1.50 per year for 1894. Mion and Duc provide the issue date of February 21, 1894.
The notice lists legal rates for notices at five cents a line and obituary poetry at five cents a line. It states subscription and advertising payment in advance and outlines weekly ad rates of 2.00 2.50 and 3.00.
The Carlisle bill proposes a dual overhaul of banking notes. It requires national banks to contribute to a 5 percent guarantee fund and would reward state banks by limiting national bank guarantees while allowing state banks to issue notes. It adopts gold preference and a design standard for circulating notes.
A voiced essay on reducing worry and kitchen toil for women. It argues most time is wasted on cooking and prep, urges rest and recreation, and promotes simple, natural diets of cereals fruits and vegetables to improve happiness and vitality.
W D Perrin agent advertises blackash logs 84 feet long with top end diameters 14 to 24 inches priced at 10 per M and smaller tops under 14 inches at 3 per M. Poles must be straight knot free with butt cut only, spot cash offered. Clare Michigan.
O B Thayer treasurer announces tax receipts to Vernon taxpayers at Wilcox & Co. every Friday and at Goodman & Co. in Clare every Saturday in January.
Julius Schaeffer, treasurer of Grant Township, states the tax reception will occur at his home every Friday and at the U S Chase store in Clare every Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. to receive and receipt taxes.
Clare City Treasurer Isaac Harris will be at the Sentinel office in Clare on Fridays to receive and issue receipts for tax payments.
Albert A. Scovill announces that his wife Alice has left his home without cause and that he will pay no bills contracted by her. He directs persons not to trust her on his account. Office directions and date included.
Good well good cistern good cellar and stone foundation. Call on or address M G Smith Clare Mich. 45tf John VanTyle of Edwardsburg Mich doctored for 30 years for fits but got no help till he used Adironda Whieeler's Heart and Nerve Cure which completely cured him. Sold by R M Massell.
A collage of old ads promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for female complaints and general ailments with testimonials and varying prices. Also mentions Shiloh's Vitalizer and Ayer's Sarsaparilla and includes a Michigan chancery court order requiring defendant Thomas J. Smith to appear within three months and publication of the order in the Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks.
Local items report store sales and holiday preparations at Tatman’s and Welch’s, millinery plans at Mrs. Rogers & Co., and Christmas food specials at Buell & Son. Community updates include school term end, Miss Lena Eberhart ill again, Fr. Whalen’s Clare services, and Sime Bogardus visiting Ithaca for New Years. A barn fire near Dan Walker’s farm is noted with the blaze visible from town.
A dozen society women form an “upper-class Salvation Army” of twenty four girls who vow to attend church regularly, promote temperance, and combat gossip. Each wears a gold star pin and commits to carry light into dark places, with plans to meet on New Year’s Day to organize work among fashionable circles.
In Clare county chancery, suit by Armanda D. Downs against James L. Downs of Waterville Ohio seeks relief. The court requires appearance within four months and filing of an answer within twenty days after service, with publication of order in Clare Sentinel for six weeks or personal service twenty days before appearance. John Quinn and Peter F. Copps are complainant’s solicitors. circuit judge presiding.
Default on a Michigan mortgage to Reuben R. Risley triggers a public vendue March 9, 1895 at Clare County Court House for the NE quarter of the NW quarter of section 27, township 17N range 4W, with prior due and due future sums and legal costs. Mortgagee is Reuben R. Risley, attorney Perkins and Baldwin.
A discussion from Demorest's Magazine argues that oversized sleeves empower women by adding two pockets hidden within the sleeves. The piece cites practical storage for handkerchiefs, gloves, cards, change, keys, and notes, challenging jokes about women’s pockets.
Beaversville druggist G Caillouette credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after la grippe left him near death. He tried many doctors before finding relief in the remedy, using three bottles to recover. A free trial is offered at R M Mussell’s drug store in Clare.
An old style advertisement extols Dr Miles Pain Pills promising to banish pain and relieve suffering. The copy emphasizes quick relief and universal effectiveness for various pains.
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