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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1921
Page
2
Rates listed include 81.50 per year to points in Michigan 32.00 to other U S points 62.50 to Canada. Single copies 54 each. The notice indicates weekly Thursday distribution and entry at the post office at Clare as second class matter.
Clare City Mills highlights direct milling with no freight or middlemen profits. They claim farmers receive low returns on wheat while consumers pay a fair price for home milled products, emphasizing minimal expenses between wheat and purchase.
The ad lists several flour types with per sack or per fifty pounds pricing. Quality A winter wheat flour at 1.40 per unit and 10.40 per sack, IT blended flour 1.50 and 11.20, Special Patent Bread flour 1.60 and 11.85. Also mentions 10 lb quantities of Whole Wheat Graham Granulated Meal Buckwheat priced at 65.
George Coegrove of Clare visited, A E Achard returned from Sagina w and Mc Pleasant, aid group meets Thursday February 24 at Mr Rodgers home.
Kerby Bradish of Sigiaw visited the Cowles home Sunday. A social was held Saturday night with a prize winner thanking voters. Mr Wentworth of Clare visited family with Mrs F Williama. E E Darling and Oscar Delling with wives visited Beard home Co. A Sullivan of Hamburg met N Billgren. Ice work at Lake George is ongoing.
West Wise column lists Mr and Mrs Floyd Tabbs visiting Nelson Howard and in laws. Tasxier visiting sister Mrs J E Nixon family. Mrs Henry Russell and child visited Clare relatives. Reed sisters Margaret and Edna ill. Frank and Floyd Burch families and Snelars in Mt Pleasant on business. Bernie Snear left for north woods. Rob Reed and Cora Snear ill. Beulah Lamphere Ethel White Leona Russell visited parents.
A brief quote about moods notes that few understand people who are highly mood driven. It emphasizes that unusual individuals, including those shaped by moods, require unusual insight to be understood.
A comic tale unfolds with painter Frank Gordon posing as a wealthy artist to win Irma Worth. Paynes confesses his sham, revealing a scheme born from poverty and desire, as Irma and Sidney Worth discover the ruse and celebrate true affection. Robert Payne finds love in honesty.
The Clare Chronicle reports a mix of small town items from February 15 1889. Notes include Welch's cheap beef steaks, local moves and leases, a county Republican convention result, injuries from a runaway cutter, and local business chatter about lumber camps and timber shipments.
Mt. Pleasant residents John Colby and family traveled Saturday to visit brother Wilmot Graham and relatives over Sunday, returning Sunday night. Lloyd Smith of Atwood Siding called on John Madison Saturday. Ella Brockway of Mann Siding came by train Saturday to visit Barnaside girls. Lea Utley of Saginaw visited Saturday. Elmer Ailen arrived from Marion Friday and returned Saturday morning with a team from the local sale, joining Albert Madson and Ike Green.
Colonville reports Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and Mr. Murphy visiting Frank Thompson and family. Wava Richardaun of Doveria visits cousins Mrs. Chan Bodkina and M. D. Olate and wife travel to Detroit. Mrs. Art Bradley visits mother and sister Mrs. Virtue and Mrs. Henrie. Orr family ill with the sin. Mrs. Wm. Lackie weekends with Scott Cotton. Glen Strouse spends weekend with relatives at Marton.
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