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Local editors lament unsigned reports from Northern California correspondents. Officials warn that without bylines in good faith, submissions will be discarded to preserve accountability and credibility.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1905
Page
5
Local editors lament unsigned reports from Northern California correspondents. Officials warn that without bylines in good faith, submissions will be discarded to preserve accountability and credibility.
Randall District reports visiting Midland relative Carl Kernein and sick list with Miss Anna Gibbs. Jono Dyer becomes Union telephone subscriber as new mail route starts through town this week. Report claims Carl Belling was kicked by a horde.
Frank Dedifoe is on the sick list. Mrs L M Shumway went to Indiana Thursday due to her mother's illness. Miss Terena Bartlett from Clare was home Sunday. A social at the Brown schoolhouse Friday evening benefits Will Baisley. L W Sunday and wife and Chas Galley and wife visited Rent Mull's over Sunday.
Frank Gould and wife depart Saturday for Six Lakes to visit Mrs. Goulds father. B. 8 Alley to Harrison Thursday. O. BF. Gregory returned from Harrison Tuesday. Henry Jennings and daughter Mildred go to Barryton Saturday. The M. E. Aid Society meets with Mrs. Libbie Bently Thursday January 19. Rev. John McGinnis of Barryton conducts two weeks of meetings in Maple Grove school house.
Local notes capture farm and town activity. Timber cutting near Langin’s, social at the town hall, and many residents traveling or visiting relatives. Updates include school returns, illnesses, sleighing, ice harvest, and a series of church weddings led by Rev. Dutton.
The Eagle Grange held its installation of officers at the school house Saturday night with attendees from nearby areas. Lunch was served and many reported a good time. Several residents travel for work and errands while sleighing remains good.
Gleaning and Grange activity flourish in rural Isabella County while northern real estate changes lag. A dredge on Salt River sparks talk of future flood dynamics as bull heads may be stranded next spring. Jas Bush of Rosebush, an early county pioneer, died Monday at about seventy six after a week with pneumonia. funeral held Wednesday at Riverside Cemetery with many Rosebush residents attending.
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