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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
8
Furnished and unfurnished modern house for rent. Inquire of N L Tibbits. Wanted Lady to work in tailor shop. Experienced seamstress preferred. Howard Jones.
Sunday, July 8 a brown suitcase containing family clothing vanished near Loomis. Reward offered for return to this office.
A stream of misc classifieds lists real estate ads from Miller and Brown Farwell, auto repair at a father’s Sheridan farm, Rudy Cotton service, clothing at 10 cents, wall paper and electric fixtures, Clare Hardware, Valspar stains, and Kirkpatrick’s Drug Store. The entries resemble a 1920s town page with varied offerings and business names.
Mrs Condlin and children of Ohio visit the Dy singer family while Loy Leath and children visit locally. Raph Harrington from Detroit spends the day with the Fenton family. Brown Corners hosts talks and tent meetings led by Rev. Roush and evangelist Rev. Pumbly with services nightly. Annie Kurtz visits from Columbus. Ford families from Flint and Saginaw keep in touch, Glad to welcome Mrs. Ernest Kleinhardt and daughters. Ice cream social planned for July 18.
A number of Arthur Center residents spent the Fourth at Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Bates with their children attended Children's Day in Dover. Gusey of Saginaw visited the Leitner home. Noah Mark and his mother came up from Saginaw. Racheal Leitner returned to Saginaw after ten days with her parents. John Klann of Bedford Wayne Heiser of Lansing vacationing here. Milton Leitner of Flint stayed with family. Earl Sanders family joined J. P. Myers family. Earl Myers family visited relatives in Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Clarence Fall and children visited her parents I. C. Richmond and wife.
Opinion piece urges timely calm talks to resolve misunderstandings. Advocates smoothing tensions to prevent rankling and improve relations among men and communities.
Washington officials from the Department of Agriculture urge crop insurance as essential for American agriculture. They note progress in other fields, urge Senate study on extending insurance scope, and advocate coverage of actual damage rather than theoretical losses.
Geo A Owen of Bridgeton New Jersey reports his wife coughed constantly and slept poorly until Foley's Honey and Tar helped. He tried it himself and also found relief. The product is sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick in Clare and Wm Burston in Farwell.
Weekly price list and stock items from Clare Wholesale Market corrected each Thursday. Entries include wheat varieties, corn, oats, barley, buckwheat, dairy, eggs, poultry, meats, hides, and electrical wiring by Clare Hardware and Implement Co. plus L W Jackson listings.
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