Clare County Sheriff Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Support
A political notice announces candidacy for sheriff in Clare County on the Republican ticket ahead of the September primary. The speaker asks voters for support.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1930
Page
2
Burnett Seeks County Treasurer Nomination in Clare County
Harvey A. Dawson announces John W. Burnett as a candidate for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket in Clare County's September primaries. He urges public support for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Clare County
Harvey A. Dawson
Clare County Sheriff Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Support
A candidate announces for Clare County Sheriff on the Republican ticket in the September 9 primaries. The signatory, Burt Rutter, requests voter support for the campaign.
Republican Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney Seeks Support
Carl Holbrook announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney at the upcoming primaries on September 1. He asks for continued support and signs the letter sincerely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Holbrook
Edmond Woods Seeks Sheriff Re-Election Endorsing Candidacy
Edmond Woods appeals to Republican voters to endorse his candidacy for sheriff. He cites faithful service, economic administration, and commitment to county interests during his current term.
Osceola Clare Counties GOP candidate seeks re election
A formal notice from a Michigan State Legislature veteran announces candidacy for re election. The candidate recalls past victories and asks Republican voters in Osceola and Clare Counties to support him at the September primary. He pledges continued service and gratitude to supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Funeral for Lois Cook Held in Flint
Winterfield residents attended the funeral of Lois Cook in Flint on Tuesday July 1. Relatives visited and guests traveled from Flint and Lansing as families and friends marked the day with calls and home visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keelin
Martin
C. J. Dells
Maggie Hale
Little Lois Cook
Flint
Richard Cook
Oscar Keelin
Fint
Charles Keehn
M. C. Foster
Albert Bruce
Greenwood
Lewis Lockwood
Joe Artibee
Canada
Miles Davis
Merion
John Sutton
Frank Davis
Harvey Bailey
Lansing
Andrew Berkempag
Nelson Green
Fort Heckthorn
Saginaw
Ben
Peter Cook
Emma Leeth under operation in Bay City hospital
Miss Emma Leeth was taken to Samaritan hospital in Bay City for an operation and is said to be progressing well and expected home by week’s end. Community notes mention visitors and a July 18 Ladies Aid ice cream and cake sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Leeth
Samaritan Hospital
Bay City
Emma
Aligal Warner
Louis
Clyde Kistler
Herrick
Kenneth Roe
Otto Kleiner
Alex Stittsworth
Carl Gardon
Norman Allen
Pontiac
Chas. Merrill
J. C. Watson
Flint
A. S. Davidson
Doris Clark
Loretta Lelry
Detroit
Sanford Mott
J. A. Allen
Community Visits and Family Gatherings Noted This Weekend
Mr Vernon Grange and Mrs Ackerman with family visited Houghton Lake relatives. Frank Wilds and family spent Sunday with Jennings Archambault. George Dickerson of Riverdale called on Edward Mussell's household Friday evening. Floyd Stentz and Muskegon Heights kin stayed with Icem Stentz. Eunice Stentz plans Oklahoma next. Dick Brooks family visited Marion with Rup Brooks. Wm Wilson and Clyde Marshall of Pontiat visited Munsell home. Campeanu girls stay with grandparents Ed Northot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ackerman
J. Coffman
Houghton Lake
Frank Wilds
Jennings Archambault
George Dickerson
Riverdale
Edward Mussell
Floyd Stentz
Muskegon Heights
Leona
Fern Bugbee
Coleman
M. S. Wymer
Lottie Grear
Perry
Flint
Norman Wilson
Saginaw
Mannie Sutton
Imlay City
Alice Hochstetler
Lake George
J. E. Doherty
Wilfred Breece
Barbara Jean Harrold
Pontiac
Clare
Jos. Cours
Detroit
Wm. Prover
R. W. Doherty
Milwaukee
Wis
Esther Jane Doherty
C. A. Perry
Herb Randall
Herb
O. A. Derby
South Viaven
Derby
City
Kalamazoo
John K. Lilly and Son
Lansing
Mystic Lake
Lilly
Jas. Alexander
la Junta
Cal
J. A. Jackson
Alexander
al. Louch
Trenton
Coldwater
Beaverton
Bertha Carr
Walter Hennessey
Martha Rose
Joliet
Martha Lyons
Bernice McVicker
Aurora
Dil
A. E. Wylie
Ona Carver
Harry King
Dearborn
John Flaishans
Railroads Time Schedules and Local Social Notes
Railroad time tables show southbound and northbound departures with morning and afternoon options for Pere Marquette, Reed City, and Midland. The column also lists numerous social visits, family news, church events, travel, and community notices across Clare and surrounding towns during the Fourth of July period.
Sums Up: The Maxims That Guide The Team
The piece highlights three guiding maxims Play Bally Get Busy and Saw Wood as key principles. It emphasizes practical mindset and teamwork over flashy tactics. The quotes are presented as coaching mantras shaping daily effort and focus.
Norris enters Nebraska race amid voter confusion
Washington notes a clerks’ entry into the Nebraska primary as George W. Norris runs again. His supporters demand a court order for distinct naming to avoid voter confusion and protect Norris’s bid. Secretary Mellon outlines public works expansion across 39 states costing 55.7 million dollars. Admiral Byrd’s Antarctica claim raises questions on U S ownership and Britain’s competing claims. A Universal Draft Commission is named to study a constitutional amendment on wealth drafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nebraska
Geo. W. Norris
Broken Bow
George W. Norris
Norris
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
United States of America
Antarctica
Great Britain
State Department
House
Longworth
Hadley
Holiday
Illinois
Collins
Mississippi
McSwain
South Carolina
Congress
State Rearing Ponds at Tram Dam Receiving Special Attention
The conservation department’s rearing ponds at Tram Dam on the Tobacco river three miles north of Farwell now hold 410 000 brook trout. Built last summer under Mr. Marks of the Paris state hatchery, the ponds sit on land donated by Wright Smith with a 25 year lease. The site, near a historic dam, features evergreen edging and cover for the fish before late fall release into local streams, including Clare county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Department
Tram Dam
Tobacco River
Farwell
Mr. Marks
Paris
Wright Smith
Harrietta
Clare County
Smith
Clare Hatchery Feeds Holstein Pull and Chick Offer
For sale registered Holstein pull Tvon Mcintosh Clare. Rocks 10c Leghorns 8e and started chicks at same price. Clare Hatchery slthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvon Mcintosh
Clare
Clare Hatchery
Slthy
Wisdom From Franklin Advises Counsel and Consequences
A Franklin quote warns that those who refuse counsel cannot be helped and notes that if you do not heed Reagan she will reprimand you. The line emphasizes discipline and accountability in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Reagan
Robot origins in Czech theater and science fiction
A note on the term robot meaning a hard working man and its origins in Capek's Czech play R U R G. Capek introduced the word robot to describe a mechanical servant in a theatrical work influencing later science fiction usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capek
Detroit Ranks Fourth in United States and Fourteenth Worldwide
The census places Detroit as the fourth largest U S city and fourteenth globally among cities with over a million residents. The list also shows New York and Chicago among the top U S cities, with several world capitals and major metropolises listed alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Detroit
London
New York
Berlin
Chicago
Paris
Osaska
Tokio
Buenos Aires
Morgan urges patronizing home stores to aid growth
Fred M. Morgan advocates supporting locally owned shops to strengthen the community and save money. He promotes comparison shopping and emphasizes tangible financial benefits from shopping close to home.
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Ciare
John W. Burnett
Burt Rutter
Edmond Woods
Osceola
Clare Counties
Winterfield
Mr. Vernon Grange
Ann Arbor
Pere Marquette
Harrison
Midland
Reed City
Et. B. Johnson
Mackinac Island
U. S. 81
Beulah
Commercial Club
Bethzonia
Mrs. Johnson
Burke Collink
Avilla Mead
Piint
Anna Mooney
Edith Gorr
Dorothy
Mullet Lake
Paul Bretz
Almont
Davy
Havalle Sersaw
Cadillan
Kathleen Osborn
Louis Nichols
Fred Stone and Son
Chas. Stone
Hatton Township
Kirkpatrick
W. W. Hurd
Crystal Lake
P. M. Bowker
Chas
Cat
Mint
J. A. Hall
Grand Rapids
R. W
G. R. Hall
Owosso
C. F. Hall
Atty
D. W. Canfield
Upper Peninsula
Ensley Hubel
Wallace and
H. B. Johnson, Jr
Anderson’s
Sternaman Studio
H. E. Sharpe
Jane
Benj. Parish
T. Carl Holbrook
Madison, Wik
Paul Ward
Ohio
D. W. Osborn
Hisse
Gail Dorsey
Highland Park
Thos. S. Dorsey
Edw. Hawkins
Dayton Plains Hatchery
Rebekahs and
Odd Fellows
Oddfellows
Lodge
Francis Davis
Iva H. Willoughby
Chas. Rieinhardt
Donald Davis
John Nelson
Nelson
Mankato
Minn
Loomis
Ralph R. Fanning
Richard
Elaine
Elmhurst
Harvey Lindgren
Waukegan
Ill
A. BE. Wylie
Ilinois
Mark Bicknell
Washington News and Comments
Roy 0. Woollratt
C. D
State Bank
the Bank
Nyo
Eae
Clare Realty Co
Farm Insurance
Isa
Oddfellows Hall
C. W. Pruitt
C. F
Zionist Movement
Moscow
Rio de Janeiro
Philadelphia
Vienna
Leningrad
Shanghai
Hangkow
Calcutta
Eros Angeles
Budapest
Bombay
Sydney
Hamburg
Cairo
Sao Paulo
Glasgow
Aetna
Fred M. Morgan
McEwan Street
R. Grocer
Ted
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