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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
2
Edgar S Peterson offers piano tuning and repair services from 206 East 6th Street. Customers may write or call to arrange service, with a promise to correct any incorrect work. Phone number listed as 103.
Advert says fuel at Anderson's is one dollar per gallon. Bring can to fill up.
Notice to the public from Chris Loeffler of Farwell Michigan offering furniture and other items moved from Detroit and other cities to Clare area at one half price. Send postal or visit.
The Rochester Times Union notes banks are now fitted with many devices to trap robbers, operable by cashiers when permitted to lower their hands.
Railroad times list An Arbor and Pere Marquette schedules with 9:21 A M and 1:19 P M. local notes discuss White's Fruit and Floral farm offerings. residents’ visits, hospital stays, school staff at University of Michigan, family travels, weddings, and a Doherty Hotel sign project. Multiple names: Millie Reeder Fred Pond Pauline Krell Doris Gerow Gorr Claire etc. Community events include Ladies Aid birthday surprise and city fire department delegates.
A reader testimonial from Ernest Guenther of Ann Arbor praises Konjola as a master medicine that relieved kidney and stomach trouble and neuritis after other remedies failed. He reports rapid improvement, noting two weeks to renewed health, and says the medicine is sold in Clare at BL A Anderson's drug store and by leading local druggists.
An ad promotes fuel at one dollar per gallon at And 'orsoms. The message urges customers to bring a draining item as part of the deal.
The Clare June Bugs club held its annual birthday gathering hosted by Mr. Callihan with speeches by Mrs. G. R. Bogan and Mrs. Hurd. Members heard reminiscences from J. H. Yeoman 92 and remarks by Rev. Hurd, ending with officers reaffirmed for another year.
MGM all talking musical premieres July 1 to 4 at Broadway Theatre Mt Pleasant. Featuring Biltmore Trio and Alise Weaver with lavish sets and dance numbers. Spectacular, stylish entertainment promise and a week of show schedule to follow.
A concise note speaks of farth’s joys being whetted by a stone of sorrow. The line suggests a poetic contrast between happiness and grief influencing a personal or literary figure.
Lewis Carris of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness notes many shops lose one quarter of light because the windows are not washed regularly. He urges regular cleaning to preserve visibility and safety in storefronts.
Historians note that a secret society linked to Phi Beta Kappa valued secrecy and membership as an honorary distinction. The group, described as composed of gay tipplers, was founded by the Tipplers and later abandoned secrecy in 83.
A set of early 20th century classified notices shows items for sale including large clover hay field of about 20 acres owned by Fred Hudson at 308 East 5th Street Clare and hay for cutting on shares. Also two work horses offered by Geo M Ford two miles south and west of Clare. Additional hay quantity offered for cutting on shares by H Schroeder three miles north and one quarter west of Clare. Also two 30x5 Firestone truck tires and tubes, nearly new, offered by an unnamed party.
Notice of a lost chinchilla fur choker last seen near Clare at County Savings Bank area. Please notify Mrs Gordon Rogers at 103 West 7th Street with any information.
A quotation from Doctor Channing emphasizes liberty as respect for others rights and a firm stance against any person being wronged, regardless of status, describing liberty as public duty and moral restraint.
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