For Sale 1918 Buick Six in good condition
Used 1918 Buick Six car offered for sale by C. Williams. Inquiry requested mile east of Vernon townhall A712.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
5
Used 1918 Buick Six car offered for sale by C. Williams. Inquiry requested mile east of Vernon townhall A712.
A fire started by an acetone distillation explosion damaged the Michigan State College chemistry building including equipment, with losses estimated at $1,000. Other reports note deaths, court actions, and political remarks across Lansing Grand Rapids Pontiac and Kalamazoo with various local incidents and legal updates.
Manufacturer seeks a female sales promoter for church or club contacts in Cleveland Ohio. Openings offer about $18 weekly, no canvassing. Also two player pianos for sale on contract with $300 and $835 paid, factory guarantee, address Post Office Box 284 Saginaw Michigan.
Fragmentary lines mention a wedding bell, a birthday, and a visit by Mrs. Walters to Pontiac. The text references a Pariah farm, moving near Far ah, and upcoming recitations, with several garbled phrases about schedules and celebrations.
Frost and Mrs. William Stanfield with Clarawell and Guy left Saturday for Findlay Ohio called by the illness of Mrs. Nora Bay lise, sister of Frost. Mr. and Mrs. J H Norman of Beaverton visit daughter Mrs. Chas Reynolds. Myrtle Spohn spent the weekend at home. Mrs. Hivin Budd and children of Detroit visit her parents. Leo Cooper returned home from Findlay Thursday.
Elm Grove 1 F Pendell sold a horse last week Mrs John Raymond cared for her daughter in Clare Hilderbrandt family visited their sister and new niece Betty Jane born on Valentine day Rudolph Hilderbrandt family traveled to see relatives Carson Harvey and Rob Cochran visited Clare over the weekend Glen Hale and son visited Mrs Wasson and family in Clare.
The Lake News Community reports Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00 led by the pastor W. Teeter. Local residents travel for work and social visits, with a note on sleighing parties and the Owls club meeting on February 27.
Walter Moore of Saginaw spent Friday night with his brother John and family. Mrs. Rogers improves after illness. Mrs. Elmer Schofield visited Farwell with sister Mrs. Fordyce at brother Jim’s home. Velma Schofield returned to school Monday. Walter Smedley hosted Ira Millan of Sanford Friday through Monday. Meryl Davison traveled to Mason for road work, returning Sunday. Harley Bentley and son Lyman of Sears accompanied Beatrice Finch home, returning Sunday. Alfred Rulapaugh and family dined with the J. Tiedeman household. Himer Schofield, home from Birmingham, spent weekend with daughters Velma of Tustin and Ina and husband of Flint. Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs. Dessa Utley on Thursday March Ath with pot luck dinner and business meeting.
Miss Vera Clark from Sylvania Ohio arrived last Tuesday for a week's visit with her parents and brothers Joe and Ray. Her brother LD Clark from Shepherd came on Sunday. On Monday Deck and Ray, with their father, went to Clare for important business.
The passage reports neighbors and families in Owense area passing time with kin over Christmas and sharing news. Alfred May prepares poles for summer wood while Harley Bentley visits his mother’s place and reports a granary torn down by a local man. Mr and Mrs Campbell honeymooning in the Dennis cottage travel to Hatton for groceries. A note about marl digging for soil and fuel pole cutting appears along with neighbors assisting each other in farm tasks and home scenes.
Local chatter from Hinkleville covers birthdays visits and parties as residents react to Washington's Birthday. A Pathfinder item notes Alaska's mild winter with geese nesting and unusually warm weather reaching Alberta. Mrs Kraatz names a cow born on the twenty first George Washington Christopher Columbus. Frank Sikyring reports cutting between 300 and
A fragment notes 400 cords of wood, off a place, with about 80 cords remaining to haul. It mentions gold values to individuals and identifies Clare as a key figure, with the material described as the finest. Further context is unclear but suggests a city-wide distribution or sale.
Autumn and winter strain the eyes and an oculist should be consulted for definite trouble. A simple home treatment includes a boracic acid solution used as an eye bath twice daily to refresh and cleanse the eyes, with continued use year round for improvement.
A Santa Fe cafekeeper recalls Christmas time describing free the city as the City of Sacred Faith where Moorish feet have never trod. The tale ties Columbus to Pinos-Puente and a historic bridge linked to his voyage to America.
A puzzling query asks which common English word means absent everywhere yet splits into syllables to describe being present now. The answer is nowhere now here, a playful paradox attributed to the Brooklyn Eagle.
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