Classified Liners For Sale and Rent In Classified Columns
Short, dense classifieds advertise items for sale and rental options with pricing terms. Readers find notices of services and personal ads in the penny-pinched, early classified section.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
5
Short, dense classifieds advertise items for sale and rental options with pricing terms. Readers find notices of services and personal ads in the penny-pinched, early classified section.
Various items listed for sale including lard at 18 cents per pound, hard coal stove, apples at 60 cents per bushel, dry buzzweed, three month old pigs, hardwood buzz wood at 2.00 per cord, corn in shock, good wood delivery for 2.00 per cord, several cows fresh bo on in Clare area. Listings show seller names and locations in Clare and Axford farm entries.
Mrs Roy H Ashley of 816 Cherry Street Battle Creek Michigan says she was relieved of staggering fainting and choking spells by Sorbol Quadruple sold by all drug stores or from Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg locally at Floyd Kirkpatrick s AGY.
Public health nursing is urged to prioritize school health, highlighting the need for medical inspection, early detection of defects, and constant health maintenance from infancy through school age. The article cites war readiness, dental care, and preschool screening as crucial to future national strength and educational success.
Mothers nationwide urged to demand a reliable cough medicine free from harmful narcotics. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has sold for fifty years and is promoted as a top selling remedy for children. Sold by B.A. Anderson.
Basil Baker wrote to Clare last Monday. Doris Masten spent Sunday with her parents in Farwell Mia. Henry Mayenschien returned Monday from Middling to care for an ailing mother. Vick Finch Harl Mann Frank Howie and Orla Baker traveled to Farwell on Tuesday. Tom Nichols from Shepherd visited to oversee work at the McCall Club House and returned Saturday.
The Dover News reports heavy snowfall and drifted roads with cars using shovels and sleigh attachments. Local visits include Mrs Dan Courtney and Elizabeth at Tony Branigan’s, and Gary Saul and wife to Florida then Washington for March events. People attend revivals and a Sunday School contest with a recitation.
A local column from Brown Corner’s describes car culture in town with a poking nod to old Detroit limousines and cheap cars. It records community happenings, visits, fishing, ice work by Miller Bros, animal and livestock notes, illness, minor mishaps, and upcoming events at church and store socials.
Local notes report Fred Davis returning ill from Flint last Saturday. Several relatives and friends, including Beatrice Fields, M Buckley, and Irvin of South Vernon, visit or call in for updates. Sam Leichti headed to Mt Pleasant hospital for foot surgery, with well wishes for a speedy recovery.
Cut this out and send ten cents to Foley & Co. for a sample bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for Coughs and Colds and a free sample package of clay pills. Also mentions Foley's Cathartic Tablets. Sold by HAs Anderson and Ady.
All board members present. Bills allowed and ordered paid include Thompson & Wilkinson 5322, Milo Ribbon & Carbon Co 4.61, Roy McKinnon 3.00, The Webster Publishing Co 417, Clare Realty Co 189.90, Bills Publishing Co 2.81, Johnson Service Co 1.88, Sciota Fuel Co 71.30, Michigan State Telephone Co 10.10, University of Michigan 8.93, W. M. Welch Mfg Co 73.78. Adjourned by BH A Anderson secretary.
Mortgagee Mary A. Lydiatt will foreclose on April 20 1925 at 1 PM at the Har rison courthouse by public sale to satisfy the debt of Charles Giliax and wife Viletta Ciliax to Lydiatt dated January 1 1924 and recorded June 23 1924. The 80 acre south half of the NE quarter of section 1 township 17 N range 4 W is described as the mortgaged premises. Sale subject to a prior mortgage held by Henry Lydiatt and Mary Lydiatt and assigned to Clare County Savings Bank. Dated January 22 1925. Mary A. Lydiatt, Mortgagee. Jos F Bowler, Attorney for Mortgagee. Glare Mich. 13t13.
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