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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
5
Multiple sale notices from a small town classifieds section. Items include a sideboard, cedar fence paste, a 11 room house in East Fifth Street, 100 acre farm near Clare with terms, 48 acres with timber and pasture near Farwell, modern houses on East Fifth, a dairy company ad seeking poultry and cream, and a Mt. Pleasant home with modern amenities and trade options.
The Clare area reports on railroad progress with the Mount Pleasant line via Coleman and improved connections at Coleman for local business. Community notices include tax penalties on spirits and a push by the Clare Cornet Band for new horns with cheap entertainments to raise funds.
A historical price list shows Red Wheat No 2 and White Wheat No 2 and 3 alongside No 7 New corn shelled oats barley buckwheat and other staples. It includes dairy items fowls geese ducks turkeys potatoes apples hides and hog beef veal with various per unit quotations and notes quoted by Clare City Mills and by J T Brown and L W Jackson.
Mrs John Spartiel spends time at her daughter's home while Paul Manee of near Marion helps care for her grandson who arrived this week. Mr and Mrs Wil Caikins and family of Rosebush visit Friday with sister Mrs Vern Moline. Former carrier Chas Stingpcombe substituted on the route Wednesday for Jay Bellinger who is under the weather.
Frank M Myers and L W Sunday are visiting Lansing for Farmers Week at Michigan Agricultural College. J Ralph and Carl Myers celebrated birthdays with forty friends at Carl’s home. A lumber from here attended Mrs Porterfield’s funeral at Arthur Sall. Donna Mitchener and George Mitchener visited El A Farner. The Gleaner meeting at Nester drew a good crowd. J P Myers is visiting relatives in southern Michigan.
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