Do It Better Shoes and Effort Echoes in Ad Copy
A fragment urges constant improvement in work and craft. It frames striving to outperform others in making and finishing shoes, emphasizing discipline and higher standards.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
4
A fragment urges constant improvement in work and craft. It frames striving to outperform others in making and finishing shoes, emphasizing discipline and higher standards.
Defaulted on a February 1 1918 mortgage by Charles Ciliax and Vietta Ciliax to Henry Lydiatt and Mary A Lydiatt. Clare County Circuit Court to sell the mortgaged land at public auction August 28 1923 at 1 00 pm at the courthouse front door Harrisgan Michigan.
Default on a mortgage by Hugh Henderon and Bessie Henders on land in Grant Township Clare County Michigan triggers sale. On July 30 1923 at 10 am the front door of Clare County Harrison courthouse will auction the NW quarter of the NW quarter of section 24 township 17 north range 4 west totaling about 40 acres to satisfy the debt including seven percent interest and costs. James B Hendrie is mortgagee with W Perry as attorney.
Default on a 1919 mortgage by Anne R Robinson and Anna L Robinson to The Clare County Savings Bank, for 383.92 dollars plus 15 dollar attorney fee. Sale to satisfy the debt, costs, and attorney's fee on July 28 1928 at Harrison Court House, Sheridan Township Clare County Michigan. Principal unpaid 2000 dollars noted.
Brank Brighthin built a stand behind his house to sell Aokt drinks and other items. Ralph Cook and family traveled from Piling Saturday and returned Sunday. Ray Clark suffered heat effects Friday and remains weak. Seven cottages on Sand Beach are occupied this week. Fred Speck has the best corn in the locality. Mrs Kate Mudget and family plus others visited from Flint to W M Clark’s home. A large Windover group joined on Saturday, enjoying a good Sunday dinner before returning home.
East Grant column reports visits among Flint residents Miss Dorothy Cotton and Miss Elsie Hivin Dale plus Ruth Hitchcock Maggie Dale and Florence Shipley. A near drowning occurs when Miss Hill and Ruth Hitchcock fall into a deep Tobacco river hole. Mrs Walter Scarbrough and Ruby Jordan pull Ruth to shore while Maygie Dale and Florence Shipley help Miss Hill. Jack Scarbrough visits Lansing. families plan returns and travel details.
The Sentinel praised for its rising status as a leading northern paper. Local visits include Oscar McDonald and family from Ohio, and Russel and Mrs Alwood. fishing success noted. Crops praised for rain, hay, and vitality. weddings and travel recaps. condolences for a team loss by Armentrout. playful remarks about a Dover correspondent and county crops. weather described as favorable.
Fragmentary ad text shows Alma Michigan supplier Bwitt Co offering a cream product. References Os18 Horvich and phrases about more options and honey. Details and full context are unreadable in the provided fragment.
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