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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
2
Clare City Mills promotes flour with low prices for home milled products and argues farmers receive little from wheat sales. The message emphasizes minimal middlemen profits and direct value to buyers.
A dated grocery ad lists prices per sack or barrel for wheat varieties and flour blends. It shows quality grades A winter wheat four dollars per sack, IT blended four dollars ten cents, and various items like Special Patent Bread Flour flow at 160 and 11.85, Whole Wheat Graham ten pounds at .55, Granulated Meal ten pounds at 20, Buckwheat ten pounds at 65.
Miss Linda Murray spent the weekend at the Sidney Dove home while ill with pneumonia at his father-in-law’s. Murray has since returned to his own home. Miss Lillian Dove came home Saturday after a short stay in the Upper Peninsula. William Richter, quite ill, is slowly improving. Mrs. Hogbh Eares and Mrs. Wm. Scowles have severe colds.
Elmer Beard from East Lincoln spent Sunday at the Deilling home Rolland Blain visited from Shep herd at his parents home Clare callers included Mrs Berry and Mrs Delling TDoe Windover Grange held a meeting and installed officers at M W Finch home next meeting set for Mr Obder holtezer on March 19 Mrs Watera spent the last day in town
Four months at Windover ended when they left for Frome near Mt Pleasant last Thursday. The move places the group at a new residence within the Mt Pleasant area.
Brush College residents joined J C Newman and L M Coates and spouses J C Coats and his wife and Carmen Newman to surprise Mrs Etelle Leitner of Beaverto on her birthday. A fine dinner and social time followed. The note recalls a February 10 birthday party at Stephen Heller’s home and mentions church meetings two miles east of Brush College.
The Michigan Republican convention finished in one hour fifteen minutes, nominating eight candidates for statewide offices. Justice candidates were Moore Steere and Wiest. regents Sawyer Gore. highway commissioner Rogers. superintendent Johnson. education board Jeffers. agriculture board Doelle and McPherson. The slate preserved incumbents and backed the incoming national administration.
Detroit reports that a congress of shipping and consuming interests from all Great Lakes states will convene April 8 and 9 to discuss modifying the Seaman's Act. The aim is to permit profitable operation of package freight and combined freight and passenger vessels on the Great Lakes.
Washington reports new treasury rulings will refund between 1 and 4 billion dollars to liquor interests for losses during prohibition. Senators Smoot of Utah and Frelinghuysen of New Jersey disclosed the plans in the Senate as the rules are about to be issued.
Mexico City plans delegation of power to President Obregon to regulate petroleum matters. Vasques Schiafino, official mayor of commerce and industry, forecasts modification of article 27 of the Mexican Constitution to nationalize petroleum. The change would take effect after the regular session ends on May 1.
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