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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1923
Page
12
A local listing promotes one lot of 25 hats described as Velvet Vel eee and Belts at Quelor of Satin. The post notes a price of 16 pounds, with 0 pence shown and no further details provided.
Fragmentary classified notice mentions Hor Gale and related items. Core readable bits indicate requests for "You Bente Wanted" and "Found" with references to advance payment terms and initials counted as words. Details are incomplete. content suggests classified help or bounty style posting.
Multiple small ads list for sale items including pigs dairy cows with calves breeding ewes horses cattle rabbits and an oak bedroom suite plus household fixtures. Locations include Clare Vernon township Wilson school Dauand and Doherty area with contact names and partial phone references.
A compilation of lost and found notices listing items such as a fox hound, key ring, gloves, a ladies oxford, a suitcase, and trousers. Items include locations Clare Farwell Sheridan township and calls to Wm H Caple Eugene Wyman Geo Sage and John Bunyan with instructions to prove ownership or contact offices for retrieval. Also small help wanted ads for housekeeper hay cutting trucking and plumbing services along with local business notices and Christmas promotions.
State notes report Kalamazoo officials contesting a rail line suspension petition before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Michigan ferries Colonel Pond and Colonel Card are being lengthened for Mackinaw service. Farmers celebrate at Chicago expo with record Michigan wins in hay and grain. A proposed padlock law amendment would let action start on a bill of complaint. A Detroit family tragedy follows an accidental trunk lid injury killing one-year-old Harry Rettell. Advances mark the death of Capt. W S Banks, last surviving Ninth Michigan Cavalry officer. Commoner Than Weeds notes shift to service stations in vacant lots.
Wm Russell visited his daughter in Adrian and returned home. Kenneth Green underwent tonsil and adenoids removal. Orin Reynolds worked wood for Milo Robinett Tuesday. Wm Randall was to Saginaw by death of his nephew Harry Randall. Harry Cleveland is laid up with an abscess on an aunt. Isaiah Six and family spent Tuesday at Milo Robinett's. Sunday school and church plan a Christmas program and tree on Friday evening December 21. everyone is welcome.
Mrs M Carrow is not as well at present. Mrs Dell Pendell visited last Friday afternoon. Mrs Fred Hess went to Flint last Tuesday and returned Thursday with her granddaughter. Jerry Bennett sold two hogs to buyers in Flint. Revival meetings continue all week with the church promising glad tidings. Mr J A Bowerman and family moved into the White farm. Mrs Charles Slater visited from Detroit with her niece Lorriene Scaff. Mr Charles returned Saturday by car. Mrs Jerry Bennett Jr and Robert Warner drove to Beaverton Monday. Miss Freda Cochran remains ill.
Rosebush residents report a flurry of travel and calls with Don Thompson returning from Flint, W Sleight home from Hartland and Webberville, and Mrs Hannah Archer aiding the Thompson household. Detroiter Elizabeth Battles returns, Zelmar Mathews visits, and several families relocate or host relatives. The M. W. Ladies Aid Bazaar and supper drew about 175 attendees and netted just over one hundred dollars.
A Colonville column extends Christmas wishes from locals including Clyde and Car Kistler of Saginaw and Mr H Heirholzer who left for Midland. Several families host gatherings, a funeral in the south part of the state is noted, and a Sunday school Christmas program is planned for December 24. The Reds entertain the Blues and a large group attends a social evening with the Sweet family providing entertainment and dessert.
A dining spot known for a rare specialty draws diners seeking a unique culinary experience. Though its niche menu is unusual, patrons report solid earnings and steady interest from locals and visitors alike.
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