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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1927
Page
2
Train schedules list Pere Marquette departures to Harrison and Ann Arbor runs, with other daily services. Community announcements cover club meetings, funerals, birthday celebrations, tax help, a Valentine Ball, and a planned Chevrolet sales room opening in Clare.
Quick disposal of 600 plus classical and popular music pieces from standard composers. Includes piano solos duets violin piano mandolin guitar vocal solos duets and quartets suitable for beginners to advanced players. 10 cents per copy. teaching methods for voice piano violin and other instruments available at large reductions.
Notice invites livestock producers to a February 17 meeting at 8:00 p.m. in Clare to discuss organizing a Live Stock Shipping Association. All farmers are welcome.
A three fourths of a mile toboggan slide is to be built in Harrison by J B Myers. The course will run from the water tank hill to Budd Lake with a twelve foot elevation at crossing M 14. Myers believes winter sports popularity will make it profitable. Grisco at Morgan's for 20 cents per pound.
Buffalo market prices listed for Monday February 7 show cows 3.75 to 5.50, lambs 12.00, calves 13.00 to 17.00, hogs 13.10 to 13.50 and roughs 11. The next shipping dates are Beaver ton Friday February 18 and Gladwin Saturday February 19 with Farm Bureau seed in short supply and likely higher.
At Clare Ward caucuses held in the voting precinct at 11:00 a m Monday February 7 the following delegates were elected to attend the County Republican Convention in Clare at 11:00 a m Thursday February 17 First ward Iva C Richmond and C Haller Second ward T Carl Holbrook E S Chaffee Jos Hudson Dr F W McKnight and Tony Achard Third ward Alex McKinnon L Davy and Win Adams Signed L E Davy Tony Achard Mrs A B Mack Ward Committeemen
To The Public announces that advertising and other preparations are not ready by February 15, delaying the Emergency Road Service launch to March 1. Issued by Auto Owners Insurance Co. with agents Clare Realty Co Inc and Adv Tony Achard, President.
A letter from T. Carl Holbrook states he did not write or hand to the Sentinel the obituary of Otis Leichti that appeared in the February 4 Clare Sentinel. He corrects the impression held by some that he authored the article.
Dance at Mt Vernon Orange Hall Friday evening February 11. Admission details unknown. An event listing notes LARD at Jackson's Market price 16d per pound. Fragments indicate a local social notice with schedule and vendor reference.
The Peruvian government, through a special decree, loosens a strict regulation to allow American scientist Dr Alfred L Krober to transport relics of the ancient Inca civilization into Peru. The action follows a government grant and aims to enable study and preservation of artifacts.
Fragmentary note compares time saving to spending resources. Mentions Boston Transcript and a price reference 20 cents per pound for MOYears. Readable facts are sparse but indicate discussion of time value and a pricing line.
We express our heartfelt thanks to friends for sympathy and kindness during our bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. C Kleinhart Rev. J Shaw the singers the Brown Aid and the community for the flowers. Signed by Mrs. Annette Croyle and families.
We express heartfelt sympathy for the kindness shown during bereavement. Special thanks to Rev Johnson and Mr Elden for their words and singing. Also noting Mrs Russell Cowden Mrs Margaret Leichti and Clyde Allan. Wanted young calf Clyde Allen phone 22173 lard at Jackson Market price per pound.
The piece honors Dennis Alward for long service in Michigan politics education and journalism. It recalls his Clare years from 1880 as school principal and newspaper owner, his Masonic leadership, librarian efforts, and term as Clare mayor, highlighting his enduring public influence.
The Riviera Artists presented the third number on the Interstate Lyceum course to a large audience at Clare high school auditorium. Miss Mary Gorham played violin and Miss Vivian Gorham accompanied on piano and harp. Readings were well received and costumes praised. Next on the program is Randall Ensemble Players on March 5.
James Lenox offers his entire farm equipment at public auction on Wednesday February 16 at 12 30 PM from his farm premises located 2 1 2 miles north and 4 miles east of Rosebush or 5 miles west and 1 1 2 south of Coleman. Items listed in this issue. Sale to begin promptly at noon thirty.
The Masonic lodge of this city will hold an Old Fashioned Dance at Duncan Hall Tuesday evening February bond. Full particulars will be announced later.
A record crowd of 7 000 to 8 000 farmers and families attended Michigan State College events during Farmers Week on the Hast Lansing campus. Weather and open roads boosted auto arrivals from across the state. New champions emerged in grain potato apple egg and floral shows as thirty seven state organizations held annual meetings and national speakers urged agricultural prosperity and relief efforts.
The State Farm Bureau delegates urged tax shifts preserving motorists revenue and raising highway funds for counties. They supported hunter trespass rules, poultry theft penalties, corn borer control, Volstead Act upholding, and truth in fruit juice. The board elected M L Noon president with W W Billings as VP and formed an executive committee.
Mr and Mrs Elias Haddix were surprised February 5 when Riverside Grange with about twenty members and their families brought baskets and held a meeting at their home. After a fine dinner the group shared songs readings recitations and stories, making for a day well spent in good deeds.
Notice warns all persons against using the public right of way as a dumping ground in Clare County. Issued by the Board of County Road Commissioners, Emma Hoag, Clerk.
Dance event announced for Saturday evening at the Nester Gleaner hall. February 12th listed as the date and all are welcome to attend.
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