Notice of Clare Sentinel Want Ads Pricing Change
Notice from Clare Sentinel announcing a pricing schedule update effective November 1, 1955 for want ads. The new rates charge 45 cents for ads including advertiser name or bare ads with address or phone number but no name, minimum charge for 25 words, plus 5 cents per line after the first. The change aims to save time and bookkeeping by identifying ads by name and reducing office accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Sentine
Phe
Clare:Séntinel
Mt. Vilion Grangé Hosts Friday Fish Supper
Blue Water fish supper at Mt Vilion Grangé promises all you can eat servings. Friday event priced at 1.25 in local currency with proceeds supporting community aims. Food and social gathering details printed in the notice.
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Mt. Vilion
Grangé
Stram
I&dalte
Thanking Relatives and Claré Manufacturing Co
A note of thanks from Mire. Gertie Grigg expresses gratitude to relatives friends and Claré Manufacturing Co for cards letters gifts and visits during a recent stay at Midland hospital and for well wishes and help upon return home.
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Claré Manufacturing Co
Midland Hospital
Aisé
Gertie Grigg
Sale Notice at Gay's Best0d Store Saturday Morning
Readable fragments describe a sale event at Gay's Best0d store scheduled for Saturday morning February 4. The text mentions bargain items and buyer access but lacks full details on location or times due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SALE
Puhold
Gay's
Notice of Hearing on Estate of John Q Lower
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces hearing for the estate of John Q Lower deceased. Marie L Lower widow petitions to grant administration to Marion Roth or another suitable person and to determine heirs. Hearing set February 27 1956 at 8 00 AM in Clare. Publication required for three weeks in Clare Sentinel.
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State OF
Michigan
County of
Clare
John Q. Lower
George Bates
Marie L. ‘Lower
Marion Roth
Bla. Mi
Clare Sentinél
Toosuch
Governor Cites Moral Strength At Michigan Pastors’ Confab
Governor G G Mennen Williams told about 400 ministers at the University of Michigan three day Michigan Pastors Conference that America has been a great moral force. He warned the heritage was in danger amid the McCarthy scare and debated foreign aid and farm policy while urging experimentation for solutions. The Rev Harold Bosley discussed Korea and unity and Preston W Slosson spoke on church union amid world crises affecting church organization.
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Gove G. Mennen Williams
University of Michigan
Michigan
America
Korea
Japan
Harold ‘A. Bosley
Methodist Ghureh
Evanston
Far East
Methodist Board of Missions
Bosley
United States
Preston W. Slosson
University
Ships carry over three fourths of total tonnage traded
The report notes ships account for more than seventy percent of total tonnage in goods exchange, highlighting maritime transport as the dominant means of trade.
Historians discuss Etienne Bruleresched Mich igan’s Penientile note
The fragmentary text references a white man named Etienne Bruleresched Mich igan and a two year period before the Pigrima landed at Plymouth Rock. The sentence is garbled and lacks clear context or verifiable events.
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Etienne
MSU Adds Self-Financed Laundry Expansion
Michigan State University plans a 235000 dollar self financed addition to its laundry to nearly double capacity. Laundry manager Chester A Harger says the project will be funded by earnings and become operational next fall. The facility serves dormitories hospitals uniforms staff and gym towels.
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Michigan State University
State Board of Agriculture
Michigan State Laundry
Chester A. Harger
Staf
Regional meeting tackles problems in sex crime prosecutions
Investigating officers from Michigan Indiana Illinois Kentucky Ohio Missouri and Ontario met at State Police Headquarters in East Landing to discuss cooperative efforts. Capt Edward C Jolington of Michigan cited victims parents reluctance to press charges as a major hurdle.
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Michigan
Indiana
Iinois
Kentucky
Ohio
Missouri
Onitario
East Landing
Edward C. Jolington
Michigan State Police Detective Bureau
Prasg
Captain Johnston
Harold M. Ryan
Ontario
Robert F. Dillon
Pattern catalog notes dress sizes and needlework patterns
The notice lists dress pattern numbers and sizes 12 through 40 with specific measurements. It describes a white wool shawl crochet pattern and a bed cape detail, then requests 5 to 10 cents for each pattern and pattern book, directing readers to mail to Bey Lane Bureau in New York and noting a Spring-Summer Fashion Book and Needlework Guide available for 25 cents extra.
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BEY Lane
Son Square Station
New York
Michigan Forest Survey Underway For Five Year Plan
The Conditions Conservation Department has begun an intensive survey of Michigan forest conditions to set up the next five year protection program. Conducted every five years under the Clarke-Minory federal cooperative program, the study is in cooperation with the U S Forest Service and aims to complete next fall. Fire control methods and costs will be re appraised and workers will review accomplishments and changing conditions from the last five years. Officials from Michigan and other mid western states will meet in Milwaukee in February to establish uniform survey methods and standards.
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Michian
Mid-Western States
Milwaukee
Film Loans Set Record In 1955
Conservation Department film loans to schools clubs and groups reached a record 5044 in 1955 with about 728000 attendees. The prior year saw 3877 loans. A new policy allows groups to borrow 87 subjects without charge except return postage, previously charged to individuals. Listings of sound and color films are available from Lansing loan offices.
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Conservation Department
Conservation Department Film Loan
Lansing
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed With Names and Terms
A dense cryptic style puzzle fragment lists clues and answers among scattered proper nouns. Entries include Emmet Crusaders Lorie River of Europe Fortunes and other scattered terms, with many OCR garbles and unclear numbers.
Water Pollution Control Urged by U S Resource Council
The Natural Resources Council of America urged strong federal leadership to strengthen the Public Health Service water pollution program. It urged faster industrial waste treatment, higher funding, and renewed enforcement while stressing state and local responsibility. David Brower chaired the council, with Charles Callison and others presenting the statement.
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Ncla Sam
Natural Resources Council of America
Marion B. Folsom
Public Health Service
HEW
Department of Elabor
Eisenhower
Bureau of the Budget
Congress
Council
United States
Natural Resources Council
David Rh. Brower
San Francisco
Bierra Club
Charles Callison
Callison
Nationial “Wildlife Federation
Guternmuth
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