Continuous Bath Enables Firefighters to Fight Fire
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1926
Page
4
Probate Court Hearing Notice Estate of Nancy Woolston
Notice is given that four months from January 22, 1926, are allowed for creditors to present claims against Nancy Woolston deceased to the Probate Court in Harrison Michigan for examination and adjustment. Claims must be filed by May 17, 1926, and will be heard May 24, 1926 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. Dated January 15, 1926 Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Nancy Woolston
Aaid
Harrison
Dorsey
Mild weather continues and local illness notes linger
The report notes another spell of mild weather hoped to persist. It lists residents in ill health including Mrs. Charlotte Pendoell and Harry Kaul, and mentions Mrs. John Butters on the sick list. It also covers family travel for Jerry Bennett Jr.’s visit and upcoming sale of personal property in Br ganeer with relatives arriving from Midland for a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Pendoell
Clinton Cochrane
Midland
Jerry Bennett
Robert Warner
Harry Kaul
John Butters
Jerry Bennett, Jr
Br Ganeer
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound touted for quick relief
The anonymous ad warns that serious diseases stem from coughs and colds and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the best remedy. It cites a Meyersdale, Pennsylvania reader, Peter Landis, reporting relief for a severe croupy cough and urges keeping two bottles on hand for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Peter Landis
Meyersdale
A. Anderson
Ady
The Valley of Voices serial debut by a Yale Harvard author
The article profiles an author lawyer and soldier from New Norts and Providence. It highlights his Northland tale The Whelps of the Wolf and The Valley of Voices, praising his Hudson Bay stories and fur trade frontier fiction. It notes Yale and Harvard education and service in Meuse Argonne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Norts State
Providence
R. I
Northland
Hudson Bay District
Marsh
Yale University
Harvard Law School
Meuse-Argonne
Valley of Voices
Million Dollar Gem Heist Reported in Palm Beach
Jewelry valued over 1 million dollars was stolen during a house party in Palm Beach. Items said to be taken include nineteen diamond brooches, a basket of cabochons, emeralds and rubies, a sapphire, a seven carat emerald ring, and a diamond and platinum ring. The Moeskers and their social circle are noted as part of Palm Beach society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palo Beach
Palm Beach
George J. Mesker
Meysker
Hvansville
Ind
Palm Besich
Chateau Frontenac Wing Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the old wing of the Chateau Frontenac hotel in Quebec City. The blaze began in the tower facing Dufferin Terrace and St. Lawrence River, causing total collapse of the rotunda roof and extensive damage estimated at about 2 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Firontenac
Quebec
Chateau Frontenac
Dufferin Terrace
St. Lawrence River
Teller Confirmed to Shipping Board in Senate Action
The senate confirmed Philip S. Teller of San Francisco as a member of the Shipping Board, succeeding the resigning Meyer Lissner.
End of Hearings in Judge Washington Case
The house judiciary committee ended its hearings on Federal Judge George W. English of the eastern Illinois district who is accused of improper conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
George W. English
Eastern
Illinois
Roughage Guidelines for Holstein Cattle Feeding
The guide states Holsteins can eat three pounds of silage and one pound of hay per hundred pounds of live weight, assuming good quality silage and legume hay. Do not overfeed silage due to bulk. With silage and clover, a cow can use one pound of grain per three and a half to four pounds of milk, depending on available feeds.
Senate panel keeps dry appropriation for treasury and post office
Washington report notes the senate finance committee reported no change in the funds proposed for prohibition enforcement and for the Treasury and Post Office departments as the house bills moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Treasury and Post Office Department
Currency lifespans in circulation seven months
A treasury expert estimates the life of a dollar bill in circulation at about seven months, but most bills received do not last that long. The remark by an exchange source highlights rapid turnover and deterioration of currency in daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Richmond General Assembly Rejects Child Labor Amendment
Richmond Va The general assembly voted to reject the proposed child labor amendment to the federal Constitution one vote was cast for it in the Senate and none in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
General Assembly
Senate
House
Subscribe Today for Only $1.50 a Year
Reader notice urges local subscribers to subscribe now with a yearly rate of one dollar fifty, offering a low price and immediate value for a periodical.
Traine From Harwell ANN ARBOR South and East West
A fragmented entry shows references to Harwell in Ann Arbor South and East West directions with numbers and a price 287, lacking clear context due to OCR damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traine
Harwell
Ann Arbor
Eines
Pere. Marquette
Church of God Announces Services at Mrs House Home
Mrs Henry House pastor leads Sunday School at 1 30 pm and afternoon services at 2 30 pm at 2380 Dem street with evening services at 7 30 pm Prayer meeting every Tuesday evening All services held at Mrs House home Everyone welcome
Rally Day and Week of Worship at Al. Es Church
Rev. D. H. Reed of Albion will lead Sunday morning worship with Sunday School to follow. Rally day emphasized in Sunday School. Evening service at 7 00 p m and daily four services for children next week. Evening meetings at 700 watch for announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. HE. Reed
Albion
Local Notes on Illness Travel and church Events
Mrs L R Shear remains ill with flu while Mrs C L Brasington shows improvement. Meryl Palmer visited from Flint. Holmes is better. Luce from Lake George spent Sunday with family. George Palmer improves at home. Rev D E Reed evangelist speaks daily at the Methodist church next week. Several residents visit relatives, attend funerals, and attend Sunday School Rally Day. Mason Wood, nearly 94, attended Madson Wood's funeral with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Shear
C. L. Brasington
Meryl Palmer
Flint
Miss Holmes
F. A. Luce
Lake George
Louise Graham
Mt. Pleasant Normal
George Palmer
D. E. Reed
Mercer
Clare
G. BE. Lamb
Oscar Denham
Pontiac
Frank Allen
James Davison
Benton Harbor
McBain
Anna Armstrong
Edwards
Wim. Rodgers
Rosebush
Mose Teachworth
D. Be, Reed
Evanglist
Methodist Church
Judd Duryee
Eloise Taylor
Alma
W. C. Fuller
Dr. Hendrick
State Health Department
Sadie McNeil
Carl
Mt. Pleasant
Moira Burnside
Bernice Abbott
Wm. Rodgers
Detroit
Wm A. Rodgers
Farwell
Bro. Reed
Lansing
Herbert Glass
Walter Wood
Gilmore
Jesse Wood
Henry
Coe
Madson Wood
Mason Wood
Farwell Woman's Club Opens 1926 Meeting Season
The Farwell Woman's Club held its first 1926 meeting at Mrs. Madge Lamb's home. Seventeen members joined in a music night with guest speakers. Mrs. Lamb spoke on Howard McDowell and Mrs. McDowell's role in his plans, while members chose favorite piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwell Woman's Club
Madge Lamb
Howard McDowell
Installing officers lead Woman's Relief Corps ceremony
Ora B Bingham, installing officer, introduces new WRC officers at the regular meeting. Etta Mowl as President, Anns Davison 1st VP, Mary Leonard 2nd VP, Minnie Frye Secretary, Blanch Gilman Treasurer, with Mary Miller Chaplain and other officers named. Decoration Day programs in the park, two trees dedicated, nine schools visited, nine flags presented to churches, relief and other funds totaling 31.96 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora
Wi R. C
Etta, Mowl
Anns Davison
Mary Leonard
Minnie Frye
Blanch Gilman
Mary Miller
Hannah
Glass
Ida Clark
Cassie Davison
Lillie Clock
Minnis Frye
Jennie Badger
Josephine Rainey
CIB
Mable Melvin
Cora
Grimm
Carrie Bingham
Heith Withchiell
Olive Lucile Allen dies at age eight in 1926
Olive Lucille Allen born Farwell September 6 1917 died January 8 1926 at University hospital Ann Arbor after an illness of three months. She lived mostly in Farwell with two years in Marion and was active in church school and Sunday School. Survived by father mother two sisters one brother grandfather relatives and friends. Funeral at L D S church performed by Elder Harvey DeGeer. burial in Cherry Grove cemetery Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Lucille Allen
Roy Allen
Farwell
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Marion
Harvey DeGeer
Cherry Grove
Clare
Card of Thanks for Family Loss
We thank all who assisted during our daughter's illness and death. Grateful for flowers, singers, comforting words, and listening ears. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allen and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Allen
Dance at Farwell Premieres at Richmond Hall
A dance will be held at Richmond hall in Farwell on Friday evening January 29th. Local organizers invite residents to attend for an evening of music and social dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Hall
Farwell
Coal Parley Ends as Strike Remains Unsettled
New York report says the anthracite joint settlement conference between operators and union officials ended without a settlement after two weeks. Arbitration was the sticking point, with miners rejecting several proposed plans and the session adjourned sine die leaving the strike status unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic City
Markle
Luzerne
Jona I Lewis
United
Mite
For Sale Field Corn and Seed Peas in Farwell Area
Classified notice listing field corn for sale from Geo Burcks with contact 289F18 and seed peas near Farwell described by Leoffler. Includes offering and contact details for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, Burcks
Farwell
Leoffler
Charles M Schwab Cites Economy of Good Roads
Charles M Schwab, chairman of Bethlehem Steel and former U S official, told the American Road Builders association at its 23rd annual convention that money spent on good roads is an investment yielding broad national returns. William H Connell, association president, traced the group’s history from 1902 as he noted the industry’s annual output of about six billion dollars and that roughly one third is spent on road construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Schwab
Charles M
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
American Road Builders” Association
Coliseum
William H. Connell
Association
The
Earth age estimate sparks debate among German scientists
An approximate earth age estimate from a German scientist ranges between 1.1 and 1.2 million years. The report notes ongoing uncertainty about long timelines and earth history.
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Pero
Legals
Onc
E. A. Anderson
Rexall Store
Elm Grove
Clare Elevator
Clare Oity Mills
Geo
Goodenough Dairy Hutter
L. W Jackson
Cocccvacenee Ag
Cccecsavs
Holstein
Bay City
Saginaw
Grand Rapids
Axminster
Church OF God
Henry House
al. Es Church
Farwell Woman's Club
Olive Lucile Allen
Firmann Borle
Russell A. Thurston
Fred Hudson
Durham
Howard ‘Penrose
Sree Ee
Clare Realty Co
Thos, Brown
Wilson School
Farwell R-2
Os L. Brasington
E. Bth Street
A. B. Lister
McEwan St
Roy Feighner
D. Ward
Maple Street
West Ist Street
Robert Ardis
Washtenew County
Hi. G. Pearce
Newall St
Alice Hochstetler
Brown
Charles M. Schwab
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