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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
4
Classified liners describe for sale and rent items with word counts and payment terms. It mentions that numbers or initials count as words and that rates apply for each word. The note stresses advance payment and a minimum total.
Multiple items offered for sale including 10 brood sows with piglets, six weeks old pigs, 19 pigs for $100, six weeks old pigs, a console Victrola, a gray mare with new hay loader, a 120 acre farm in Arthur township, a large Detroit music house player piano, and various tools and survey equipment. Contact details list several names and addresses in Clare and nearby areas.
Brown and Seeley advertise rental of a good pasture one mile from city limits with running water and a first class house available for rent.
A small white and tri colored beagle hound is missing and was last seen in Clare Michigan. Please contact Howard M. Jones if found.
An auction is set for June 1 at the Sam Wilkin location on East 4th Street. Items include Red Wheat No 2, White Wheat No 2, corn shelled, oats, barley per hundredweight, rye, buckwheat, dairy butter, cream, eggs, mutton, hides and other farm goods priced per unit or weight.
Rev Leroy Whitney leads Center church services with Sunday school at 10 morning worship to follow Epworth League at 7 Also Rosebush church hosts Sunday school at 10 and evening service at 7 30 led by Rev Miss Nash visiting Farwell pastor. Community updates include visits, travel, school notes and a wool theft at Coyne Elevator.
A long list of relatives and friends visited and hosted over Decoration Day and the weekend in Vernon, Shepherd, Flint, Alma, Pontiac, Detroit, and nearby towns. Guests included the Fischers, Bryants, Wilds, Snells, Akeys, Otts, Schoonovers, Brasingtons, and many others, with care at homes of the Bolens, Stebbins, and Quince families.
Robert Durham of Harrison visits with parents James Hitts of Mt. Pleasant and nephew Joe Durham. Flint residents Fred Rodabaingh Castle Jack son and Charles Stevens bring children Neva and Louie home. Bonham family from Pontiac and others visit relatives. mumps keep Hunice Davis indoors.
A man on a car laments buying a gift that is later returned to the store and charged to the recipient. He warns against assuming it is better to give than receive when the present is pulled back into the retailer.
A fragment notes an event titled In Col Ners held Saturday June 13th. The quote from B W Howe about rare bad men frames the clipping as a local column teaser with limited readable text. No additional dates or names are confirmed in the surrounding OCR.
The piece warns that emaciated fowls signal tuberculosis or coccidiosis and will pass weakness to offspring. It urges immediate, sanitary killing and burning of worthless birds to prevent contagion and protect the flock's future vigor, noting poor-appearing hens die without aid yet spread illness.
An expedition to British Honduras brings back two strange ground crawling creatures with turtle armor and a six foot spring. The description suggests a perfect pedestrian animal, according to humorous London gossip.
Four year old Tommie anxiously tries to whistle and asks his mother to buy him a mouth after hearing a colored boy whistle. The fragment notes a sales message for Rogers Paint at Andersons.
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