Grant township Board of Review meets June 14 15
The Grant township Board of Review will meet at the Grant town hall on Monday June 14 and Tuesday June 15. Citizens may present property assessment appeals and related objections during the sessions.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
2
The Grant township Board of Review will meet at the Grant town hall on Monday June 14 and Tuesday June 15. Citizens may present property assessment appeals and related objections during the sessions.
The Board of Review will meet in session at the town hall on Monday and Tuesday June 14 for the annual review. Supervisor El A Datvaon invites residents to bring papers. rate is seven dollars and fifty cents per year.
Community items from Sag inaw include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tubbs and daughter Donna Mae, updates on store rebuilds by Eli Ramey, and relatives staying with Loomis in Vernon. Activities span church suppers, Ladies Aid meetings, Pythian Sisters convention in St Charles, and weekend trips to Chicago and Detroit.
A dancer will be given at Pioneer Pavilion Lake George every Saturday night with good music and entertainment opportunities for visitors and residents.
A fragmented quotation portrays a business man urging his wife to dictate a couple of letters. The garbled text hints at a domestic domestic scene with a pressed cadence and a hint of instruction.
A centennial and a half of liberty are celebrated as Flag Day on Monday June 14. The piece urges widespread display of Old Glory to symbolize independence and national heritage across all places of gathering from offices to homes.
Notice invites all ages to Harrison on Saturday June 12 1926 for high school graduation exercises and a community dinner. Asa H. Aldrich County Commissioner of Schools urges attendance to support education and civic ideals.
The terms The Baker and The Bakers Wife arose for Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette after bread was provided to starving crowds at Versailles on October 6 1789 in a gesture seen as appeasing the mob.
The senior class presented a 70 foot flag pole memorial at Clare High as the student body sang the Star Spangled Banner during its erection. Remington Co. awards for typing speed went to Irene Des Ormeau and others, while Petechnik starred in a 19 8 baseball win over Coleman and Clare finished 8 of 10 games with strong batting averages. Next year Clare backs seven returning players as fourth and third graders study birds and multiplication drills continue amid improved attendance. Lionel Parrish is out sick.
We thank friends and neighbors and the Clare Fire Department for their assistance at the fire. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Archamboult Mr. and Mrs. J. Archamboult.
The family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the death of their wife and mother. Special thanks are given to Mr. Teeters for comforting words and the singers. Lewis Nevins and several relatives convey appreciation.
We express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during illness and death of our beloved wife and daughter. Gratitude for flowers, transport, Mr Thurston for kindness, pallbearers, Colonville choir and Rev. Frank Bates for comforting words.
Henry Ford and the U S Government use Fyr-Fyter extinguishers in Detroit factories. The sample shows a universal size and price, with a liquid that smothers flames. J W Gleason of Clare Michigan promotes R-2 Adv.
Prices received at the Buffalo market on Tuesday June 1926 for stock shipped the previous week. Calves sold at 15.00 and 12.00 dollars. Sheep 7.60 and 6.60. Hogs 16.50 15.00 14.50 and 14.00. Roughs 12.60. Next shipping from Beaverton Friday June 11 and Gladwin Saturday June 12.
The term czar derives from Latin Caesar and reached Slavic languages via a Germanic intermediary meaning emperor.
Contention rises as younger readers and critics clash over social trends and public discourse in Harrisburg. Citizens weigh consequences of shifting values and cultural priorities in local commentary.
The fragmentary text presents a cryptic pledge about obedience and hearing a correct word. It mentions a guided, deterministic path for individuals and hints at a collective resolve to follow a designated term or instruction.
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