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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
8
There would be no dispute over a bill presented again after payment if you could show the payee his own signature on the back of your cancelled check. It will not cost you to open a checking account at this bank and it may save you the necessity of paying a bill twice unless you can produce a receipt.
An excerption from a New York probate file cites a 2 Wall Street will detailing harsh bequests to a wife, son, daughter, valet, chauffeur, and partner. It punishes infidelity, exposes family dynamics, and assigns specific personal property and money to each beneficiary.
A reflective aphorism notes that all experiences on earth, whether joy or trouble, are temporary and pass with time, urging a calm acceptance of change. The saying emphasizes impermanence as a universal truth guiding perspective.
A brief reflection on honesty versus harmless fibs and the waste of time caused by insincere communication. The piece argues lying is not always severe but wastes time and complicates daily life. It suggests small exaggerations like adding fish to a string are common and understood among anglers.
A reader explains mutual fire insurance liability across cases Krugh v Lycoming and Shubrick v Fischer. Members are liable as partners for the entire indebtedness. officers cannot limit liability. Liability lasts until the company is wound up and all costs paid, and liens on property can be enforced to satisfy debts.
A long column lists travel schedules for Perr Marquetch and Ann Arbor with departures and arrivals. It covers train times, visits by residents such as James D. Lansing and Mrs. Isaac Lansing, and social events. It notes church membership gains, a radio appearance by Evangelist E F Miller, and multiple community incidents including a fire, a horse team accident, and a woodworking injury.
Desirous of closing out my entire stock and shop of plumbing to focus on undertakings and insurance business I offer my stock at wholesale prices from Saturday February 7 until further notice The stock includes baths closets sinks lavatories range boilers gas heaters pumps laundry tubs brass goods and more A 60 electric washing machine is offered for 90 and I will order items not in stock at wholesale plus ten percent Cash or bank acceptance terms John A Doherty Old Clare County Bank building
The school lists honor students for the first semester defined by maintaining a B average across all subjects. It notes new courses including economics taught by Mrs. Lampman and mentions Mr. Gumser's trig class with ten students. It also presents grade reports for seventh and eighth grade averages and a classroom party for punctual third graders.
Prospective buyers are urged to consider locations available this spring and visit the shop to discuss purchases or exchanges. The notice emphasizes planning ahead for favorable deals.
The Republican State Central Committee calls a Michigan State Republican Convention in Detroit on February 25 1925 to nominate state officers elect a State Central Committee and conduct other business Delegates must be qualified voters men or women from their counties Clare County to receive three delegates The Clare County Convention to nominate delegates is scheduled for February 18 1920 at the county building in Harrison at 2:00 PM.
The Republican County Committee announces caucuses to elect delegates for Clare county at 2:00 PM in each township and ward polling place. Each area receives a set number of delegates. list includes Arthur 3, Franklin 2, Garfield 3, Grant 6, Greenstead 4, Hamilton 4, Hayes 1, Lincoln 2, etc. A. B. Achard chairs. G. B. Lamb is secretary. Dated January 30, 1925.
A dance is slated at the I O O F hall in Farwell on Friday evening February 6. Tickets are available at the door and from Cone. Attendees are encouraged to bring their friends and enjoy the event.
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