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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1924

Page

5

Notice of Hearing on Claims in Robert Rage Estate

Probate Court of Glare County Michigan announces creditors have four months from February 1924 to file claims against the estate of Robert Rage. Claims must be presented at the probate office in Harrigan by June 9 1924. The court will hear the matter on June 16 1924 at 10 a.m. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding.

State of Michigan Glare Robert Rage Creditora Oi Harrigan Jane Dorsey

Cla-Tox Tonic Praised In Sentinel Feature

Dr. J W Dunlop reports strong public praise for Cla-Tox Tonic with early relief and renewed vitality. Patients show appetite digestion improved sleep and no headaches as poisons allegedly clear from liver bowels and stomach. Sold at Medical Hall Clare Mich with wide interest from Ohio Indiana and Upper Peninsula Michigan.

the Sentinel Dunlop Ohio Indiana Upper Peninsula Michigan J. W. Dunlop Clare Mich Adv

Grain and dairy price list fragment from market report

A market brief lists Sed Wheat No 2 White Wheat No 2 shelled oats barley buckwheat and dairy items including butter cream eggs with Per Owt prices implied by the fragmented OCR text. The note suggests a mid value commodity pricing snapshot from a historical market page.

Red Front Grocery Advertises Mixed Essentials Prices

An old style catalog lists varied items and prices including flour, corn, ketchup, canned peaches, hominy, mustard, salmon, ginger snaps, gloves, and naptha. The ad emphasizes economy and bulk sizes with unit prices and product names such as Del Monte pineapple, Golden Bantam corn, and Alaska salmon. It reflects a period grocery roundup with emphasis on staple foods and household goods.

Persack

Canthook Stocks Offered At Reduced Prices

D. Ward advertises a sale of canthook stocks in all sizes at very reduced prices for quick sale.

D. Ward

Bats Attracted By Light Enter Homes Sparking Noise

As daylight visits are rare bats stay mostly nocturnal. When a window is open and a light lures them indoors they cause a stir. Nature Magazine advises letting the bat escape unharmed, noting the creature preys on many harmful insects.

Nature Magazine

Money-Back Advertisement About Remedies Vends Samples

A vintage classified ad urges sending a small payment to Foley and Co for a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound amply described to treat coughs and colds. It promises free sample packages of Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets and lists individuals with uncertain spellings.

Foley & Co Sheffield Av Chicago Foley Floyd Kirkpattick Clare Burstonu Farwell

Birthday sale at Andergoni's Drag Store

Tomorrow night a birthday sale is planned at Andergoni's Drag Store. The event promotes discounts and special offers on merchandise.

Martial move as Sheriff in Herrin faces murder charge

Adjutant General orders 132nd and 130th infantry to Herrin boosting state troops to 1700 after Sheriff George Galligan is arrested for murder of Constable Caesar Eagle amid clashes with Knights of the Flaming Circle. Deputies Layman wounded as mass tensions split Williamson County along Klan lines.

Herrin Jose Black 132Nd Disineis Chicago 130Th Illinois Williamson County George Galligan Caesar Eagle Murphysboro Galligan Knights of the Flaming Circle Rome Hall Cagle John Layman Ku Klux Klan Knights of the Maming Circle Young

Tighter Alien Law Expected to Narrow U S Immigration

Washington anticipates a new immigration bill to be enacted before June 30 that would sharply cut overall arrivals. The draft lowers per country quotas from 3 to 2 percent of 1890 residents, while expanding non quota admissions for skilled workers and relatives of citizens, potentially reducing total immigrants to about 168 837 from 357 808 under current law.

Washington Congress Abouse Committee On Immigration Europe Canada Mexico Secretary of Labor United States

Ruhr Rail Blockade Lifted Amid Franco British Accord

France and Germany reached full agreement on Ruhr rail routes with Belgium and Germany lines across the British zone at Cologne. Trains can run directly from the Ruhr to Coblenz via the British zone, avoiding costly detours. Technical experts signed routing terms and strike guarantees.

Paris Cologne Ruhr Coblenz

Recreation center near Hawaii volcano on brink of EKilsiéa

A Honolulu recreation center and summer school near the Devil's Throat on the island of Hawaii, the world’s largest continuously active volcano, may be provided for Hawaii Education Association members through plans now under consideration. The site lies close to the trail to the bottomless pit, where steam vents create a dramatic setting.

Honolulu Hawaii Hawaii Education Association

Long list of local notices and state affairs in brief

Tydington William Fitzwilliam, 96, dean of Ludington residents, died recently leaving four children and numerous grandchildren. Deckerville Tiia Flanders Co cansing plant destroyed by fire causing $50,000 loss but insured. Albion College trustee Samuel Dickie resigns. Ann Arbor Ames Iowa forestry expert H J Andrews to lead Michigan land economic survey. Pontiac Thomas B McNulty, 76, ill from broken hip in Milford after icy fall. Lansing Dr James T Legear, 66, former pastor, dies suddenly. Port Huron Michigan Engineering Society notes trees and shrubs planting in highways. Grand Rapids city approves fixed bridge plan across Grand River. two paved roads between Grand Rapids and Grand Haven planned at $128,000. Detroit Inheritance tax on John F Dodge estate to fund primary schools. real value mainly in personal holdings. Lansing State advisory board bars local officials from highway bids. 10,000 large highway signs approved costing about $10,000. Ann Arbor State highway dept and University of Michigan to test trunk line surface types with $2,000 for experimental fund. Grand Rapids to gain a permanent art gallery addition. Monroe W W Lavers placed in charge of Wayne, Macomb, Oakland and Monroe counties. Lenawee, Hillsdale, Jackson and Washtenaw reassigned. East Lansing Prof W G Putnam named director of Michigan Agricultural College Experiment Station upper peninsula, effective April 1.

Lansing James T. Legear Mt. Hope Lansing Ministerial Association Kalamazoo Mansfield Port Huron Michigan Engineering Society J. M. Pennett Detroit Wayne County Raad Commission Michigan Grand Rapids City Commission State Highway Department Grand River Bridge Road Ottawa County Grand Haven T Ie John F. Dodge Frank Rogers State Advisory Board Highway Department Ann Arbor University of Michigan Rogers Grand Rapids Art Association Monroe County Road Commission W. W. Lavers Dearborn Wayne Macomb Oakland Monroe County BE. G. Willemin Lenawee Hilledale Jackson Washtenawa East Lansing Michigan‘ Agricultural College Experiment Upper Peninsula Agricultural College McMillan Putnam

Harrison News Roundup Highlights Town Happenings

Local column from Harrison covers subscriptions to Clare Sentinel, travel notes, and community events. Mentions residents visiting Flint Detroit Lansing Traverse City and Farwell, a Lincoln birthday item, snow disruptions, furnace boiler issues, and a record snow plow journey with 22 passengers. Also notes a gas station plan and Standard Oil land sale, plus social gatherings, mail delivery nostalgia, and a birthday sale offer at Anderson’s.

Hirnest Bruge Lansing Bryan Fanning Detroit Harold Newbound Saginaw Mildred Hoag Flint A. BE. Rhodes H. Gardner Crigier Traverse City L. M. Jones John Swartz Harrison Wm. Fosgett Gayla Daarper M. Fanning Standard Oil Co Abraham Lincoln

South West Freeman Local News and Weather Notes

Abe and Ernest Pyles called on the White boys last week. Grayton White visited Lake George last Sunday. Neighbors break roads after the storm as men keep the community moving. Robert Pyles and daughter from Howell visiting. George and Jack Finch ill but recovering. Mrs M W Finch and W F Finch went to town on business. Dewater family considering moving back to Saginay. Will Seal drives daily to Lake to fix roads for school. Mail carrier missed a week due to storm. roads remain terrible.

Abe Ernest Pyles Grayton White Lake George Robert Pyles Howell Little George Jack Finch Harry Boucher Nice Dorothy Morse OC. D OC. D. White Family. the Mrs. M. W. Finch W. F. Finch Dewater Saginay

Nameless Boy Arrives Amid Storms at Moline Home

A nameless infant arrives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Moline after severe storms. Mrs. Clarence Bader cares for the baby along with his mother. Meanwhile the Vosburgs welcome a baby named Harry Junior on the Stone farm. Mail service resumes after road clearing, following another weekend snowstorm. James Bicknell acquires Chas Koontz tarin.

Vern Moline Clarence Bader Stone Farm H. Vosburg Harry Junior James Bicknell Chas Koontz Tarin

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Legals Mary Clare New England Grain and Feed Clare Elevator Co Clare City Mills Geo. F. Goodenough B. W. Jackson James Bicknell Sheridan Nellie Ramsey Claré Harry Flynn Duroc Brookwater Samuel ‘Welch F ‘Farwell Sonora Arthur Badgley Herrick R. Z Chas, A Perry Lawson Dover Harry Terwiliger East 6Th Street BAT Rare Sr Adolphus Léebherz Owosso John Northon H. A. Loomis Saginaw St Lott John Asline Ray Parish W. C. Fuller Enn Rid Farwell, Mich H. Leichti Clare, Mich E.M. Moore Lyon Street N. B Bate Oat Ras Nk Dodge’s ‘Telegraph Institute Indiana Avenue Valparaiso Cash and Carry 5Th St. Clare, Mich Hutchinson Farmers’ Ind. Produce Co M. R. Howlett Trudking Hampton's Newsom Dunlop’s Drug Store Bryn Mawr Chicago and France England Tydington Willian Take Ludington Deckerville Tiia Flanders Co Albion Samuel Dickie Albion College H. J. Andrews Forestry Department of Iowa State College Ames Land Economic Survey Department of Co Geri Vation Pontiac Thomas B. McNulty Milford Harrison and Vicinity Vicinity Clare Sentinel M. V. Johnson AJ Purdy Laura Woodward Wilhemina Richmond Chas. Stinchcombe Sam North Arthur G. Broberg Reder Reader Anderson's South West Freeman Kelloggs Campbell’s Mertz & Bidwell Co M, Detwiler Wilson-Davy THE DAVY
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