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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1928
Page
2
We thank relatives and friends for thoughtfulness during the sudden death of our baby. Appreciation to Rev. Frank Bates and mourners for sympathy and floral tributes from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and family.
Carrie Perverse expresses gratitude to Jeff Hartman Ernie Green Tony Freed Roy Garver Al Shaver Ira Miller Alf Abbott John Alwood Dell Lautzenheiser and their teams for cutting hauling and buzzing wood on a cold Monday and to their wives for help noting true friendship.
A Liberty answered question notes a homing pigeon can cover 70 to 500 miles in a day, outlining the range of daily flight distances for the bird. The piece highlights practical limits and factors affecting endurance.
Farmers receive calf prices at 18.00 and 14.00, lambs at 14.00 and 10.00, hogs at 9.25 8.65 8.25 and roughs 7.50. Next Beaverton shipping on March 2 and Gladwin on March 3 announced by Farmers Skippits Assoc Inc manager Fréd Swinehart in Gladwin.
An 1812 notice by Geo Wilcox and Roscoe Smith seeking sheep shearers. They promise reliable yearly service, maintain machines well, and fair pay within a year. Includes a self holding wool box and lunch provision.
Members are invited to a Young Peoples gathering at 6 30 Sunday evening at the Church of God. The February 26 program features special singing short talks scripture readings and a playette from the Skeptic's Daughter.
WKAR radio at Michigan State College now broadcasts bean market reports at 7:15 p.m. on Monday Thursday and Friday evenings, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, and 8:15 p.m. Wednesday ET. The station also starts Sunday vesper services from 5 to 6 p.m. ET. Rexall Birthday sale ends Saturday night.
Local items include train schedules for Pere Marquette and Ann Arbor lines, social notices on meetings and visits, announcements of births and anniversaries, and updates on community events. Highlights mention Altha Kidder joining Clionian sorority at Albion College, beaver cuttings at George White's shop, and a baby named Charles Eugene Graham born to Mr. and Mrs. Kell Graham. Community personnel attend funerals and engagements, with radio programs by Buisk Motor Car Company and local lodge activities amid fire and fishing club events.
February 11 saw a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Glen Jarman and a boy to Mr and Mrs Kellington Graham. Mrs Henry Ranson, former Gilmore resident, died near Detroit after long illness. Will Ale Sr in poor health. Mrs James Pitts Sr helps with the new baby. Jesse Burgess spent time seeking a farm to rent last week. Rexanl Birthday style reported for Saturday.
The Conservation Department reports about 207 arrests and a similar number of convictions of fur dealers operating without licenses this season. Most licensees comply, but illicit trading and bootleg furs are being halted with strict enforcement and cross-border cooperation. The policy aims to curb illegal handling, protect licenses, and safeguard Michigan’s fur trade.
Spickerman's orchestra will perform at Mt. Vernon Grange hall on Sunday evening February 24 for an evening of dancing. Everyone is welcome to attend.
The phrase presented as a keynote of the Justinian code asserts that justice must be delivered regardless of consequences. It emphasizes unwavering commitment to lawful fairness and moral obligation in judicial practice across eras.
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