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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1926
Page
8
Train schedules reference westward and northbound runs with specific times. The column lists numerous Christmas gatherings, visitors, shifts in residents, local raffles, and a small fire incident, detailing people by name and their connections across Clare, Coleman, Lansing, Detroit, and nearby towns.
Farmers report Buffalo market prices for stock shipped last week with steers and heifers at 6.75 8.25 9.50. cows 3.00 to 36.00. lambs 16.85 17.00. veal calves 12.00 15.50. heavies 6.00 9.00. hogs 13.50 12.25 10.25. Current shipping dates listed as January 9 and 23 from Gladwis. request list of street before shipping where possible.
In a boastful ad style riff, a vendor ties the Mrs O Leary fire legend to modern home safety urging readers to buy lanterns or flashlights. The piece sells both items at low prices, framing them as essential for security and convenience.
The fragment references Clare How and Simpson Ships with a phrase promising victory or alibi. Details are sparse but indicate a maritime or shipping context involving potential outcomes or defenses. Further readable data needed for fuller accuracy.
John Arey, extension dairy specialist, advises shade for cows during heat and stable housing near cities. Keep flies away with screened barns, fly repellents, and sanitation. Clean stables and pits weekly, haul manure to fields, and use poisons or traps if needed. High hay prices push dairymen to grow quick feed and use silage to cut demand.
Rev. Leroy Whitney leads Sunday night 7:00 candle light service with twelve young women representing the months of the year. Choir to provide music as part of the ritual. Sermon titled The Light of the World. Official Board meets Monday evening at the parsonage. Olde Tyme Social to follow.
An OCR fragment casts light on a historical critic who mocks arrogance and ignorance. The text remarks on egotism tied to youthful boastful claims, noting a belief in inherent credentials. The language is archaic and partially garbled.
Clare Realty Co Inc introduces an Insurance Premium Payment credit beginning January 1 1926. Renewal policies mailed before expiration, with a 30 day renewal credit. If unpaid after 40 days, a registered cancellation notice is issued and coverage may be terminated if payment is not made within five days. Rare cases allow settlements deferred up to 300 days. Tony Achard presides.
A dance event is scheduled at Loomis on Wednesday night December 6 featuring music by the Gladwin County Foot Warmers. Local residents are invited to attend this holiday gathering lasting into the evening.
Audit of the Gladwin Michigan based Farmers Shipping Association Inc covers Nov 21 1924 to Dec 5 1925. It notes net receipts 182974.60 after transit costs with $217.04 undivided profit and recommends correcting an overpayment to William Chatterton and adjusting manager commissions and a $8778.89 merchandise entry.
A fatherly voice advises saving money to meet Dorothy's expected comforts. He warns that Dorothy's father will ask if the suitor can provide the lifestyle Dorothy is accustomed to.
A luncheon in London featured unusual edibles such as goose stewed with honey and cherries, chicken stuffed with pistachio nuts and dates with honey sauce, and Digseons filled with cherries, highlighting experimental fare for the gathering.
The Rio Grande treaty leaves the old river bed as boundary. About 13 000 acres south of the river are now in the United States with the river running for roughly 20 miles within US territory. Three bridges span San Elizario island: Lee Moor Fabens and Tornillo bridges.
Tan jets priced at 3 cents each draw attention at Holbrooks Bazaar. Adv listing promotes bulk buys and bargain finds at the event likely attracting shoppers seeking cheap novelty items.
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