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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
2
The Clare Sentinel lists rates: single copies five cents and Thursday issue at 32 60 per year Canada. Display ads by application, cards of thanks 25 cents for ten lines, extra lines at five cents. Obituary poetry and similar notices four cents per line. The paper asks readers to request Judge Dorasy to have probate notices printed by the Clare Sentinel.
The Clare and Northern Isabella Agricultural Society reports a lively county scene with six inch snow, a special train for Board of Supervisors, revival meetings in Crawtora, a humorous sign incident with Deacon Dooley, and officers elected at Clare Jan 15 1880. Mentioned are Jas A Converse Vernon J D Newth Clare and milton Converse Vernon among others.
State of Michigan Probate Court for Clare County notices four months from January 6 for creditors to file claims against Patrick Murphy deceased. Claims due by May 7 1931 and hearings set for May 6 1921 at 10 am in Harrison. Judge Taos Dorsey presiding. January 6 1941.
Lansing Michigan certified its .15 electoral votes with Walter J. Hayes chosen as messenger to deliver the certificate to Vice-President Marshall. A joint session of the house and senate is planned on the second Wednesday in February to verify the certificates from the states.
Albert B. Sherman special deputy sheriff was found not guilty by a circuit court jury after 24 hours of deliberation and 13 ballots. He faced murder charges over the June 28 shooting of Walter Gilday during a Wesleyan Methodist Church riot at Rabidoux's Corners tied to remarks by evangelist Louis J. King of Toledo.
William Durant former GM president who resigned after Du Pont Morgan deal now organizes two Durant Motors, Inc. A Albany incorporation lists 1,000,000 shares par value and a $5,060,000 nominal capital. Incorporators include Theodore R. Thiesing Co C Rautenberg and Banoni Lockwood.
The War Department orders reduction of American occupation troops in Germany from 15000 to 8000. Secretary Baker told Representative Byrnes that further withdrawal is under consideration. Operating costs for 15000 troops ran about 75000 dollars daily, with Germany to cover maintenance costs under the armistice terms.
New York Wilson & Co. a leading meat packer, declares a stock dividend of 114 shares for every 100 held in place of a $1.25 cash quarterly dividend. The move aims to conserve cash while awaiting improved commercial and financial conditions. Buenos Aires Exposition Delayed Indefinitely by US Chamber and banks in Argentina. The American Nations Expositions, Inc. cites current business and exchange conditions as reasons for postponement.
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