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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1928

Page

4

Joint meeting notice for Isabella and Clare counties

The Isabella County Drain Commissioner and Clare County Commissioner of Agriculture announce a joint meeting on July 26, 1928 at 1:00 AM at Houcks Bridge between sections 18 and 24, Nottawa Township, Isabella County, to discuss deepening widening and straightening a county drain affecting multiple towns and lands described in the application signed by 44 freeholders.

Clare State of Michigan J. A. Simpson Isabella North Branch Deerfield Deeping Nottaway Gilmore Nottawa Vernon Houcks Bridge State of Michigan Agriculure Ernest L. Hunter Louis BE. Slater Glare

State News in Brief Finds Tragedy and Progress Across Towns

Manchester-Vincent Marshall, 69, a farmer near Bridgewater, died by suicide with a stove poker. Mt. Clemens a fallen tree blocked the Market Street bridge and Lake St Clair water works progress is noted. Hillsdale a golden wedding with 11 children. Jackson a boy of five injured by a foul ball. Mt. Clemens filtration plant under construction for a $640,000 water system. Corunna weight tax debate cited by Senator Pulver. Hudson sixtieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Barnard. Immigration report shows Michigan as a top destination with 24,160 settlers. New York, California ahead of Michigan.

Manchester Vincent Marshall Bridgewater Mt. Clemens Clinton River Market Street Bridge City Dock Hillsdale William D. Foster Mr. Foster F. W. Stock & Sons Milling Co Lake St. Clair Crocker S. Q. Pulver Owosso Senate Hudson William A. Barnard Barnard Carl Crittenden Dora Taylor Detroit United States Michigan Harry J. Hull Washington New York i New York California

Mrs J H Wilson Recalls Florida Southbound Trip

Mrs J H Wilson describes a three year Florida development tour from Michigan to Miami. She notes cement roads, citrus groves, and palm dominated landscapes from Ocala to Sarasota, Beyonds, St Augustine and Jacksonville, mentioning Ringling estates, Bryan home, Beaugonvilla vine, and a hurricane wreck on the Miami shore. Continues next week.

Florida Michigan Miami Pennsylvania Ohio Georgia America Everglades Ocala Fla Dundee Highlands Tempa St. Petersburg Sarasota Ringling Bros. Circus Ringlings Lake Okeechobee Fort Pierce West Palm Beach Fort Lauderdale Miami Beach Gene Tunney Ithaca Coral Gables Wm. Jennings Bryan Deering Shriners Biscayne Hartey Firestone Idavige Palm Beach New Smyrna Geo. Reed Clare Enéeba Hall Clare Boy Dan Maters Daytona Beach Redé Lockhart Floyd Doherty Hyves St. Augustine United States Fountain of Youth Poncedeleon Marion Jacksonville U. S Grove Pierce Perce Mr. Wilson

Summing It Up The Kitchen As A Country Of Discoveries

A fragment suggests a metaphorical kitchen as a country with continual discoveries. The line hints at exploration and new ideas arising from everyday cooking practices and creative thought.

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Figures in Player Sales Are Harmful Says Team Presidents

Robert Quinn of the Boston Red Sox leads a policy against publishing player values. He refuses to disclose cash terms in acquisitions such as Ken Williams from the St. Louis Browns. Wilbert Robinson of the Brooklyn club agrees that releasing large figures harms the game and players.

Robert Quinn Boston Red Sox Quinn Ken Williams St. Louis Browns Unitil Wilbert Robinson Brooklyn

Treasury offers exchange for Third Liberty bonds

The Treasury invites holders of Third Liberty Loan Bonds to exchange for new 4 1 2 percent 12515 year bonds. New bonds begin interest July 16 1928 while surrendered bonds stop earning interest September 15 1928. Consult banks for details, signed by Secretary A W Mellon Washington July 5 1928.

Treasury

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