Classified and job printing offered by The Sentinel
Issued every Thursday and entered at the Post Office at Clare as second class matter. Bates for display advertising made known upon application. Card of thanks 25c for ten lines. Over that 5c per line. Resolutions obituary poetry etc. 5c per line. The SENTINEL is prepared to do all kinds of job printing.
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Clare
Bates
Carda
Thanke
Sentinel Ia
Taz Sentinel
Dorsey
Clare Sentinel
Goodbye and Good Riddance to President Wilson
A critical editorial argues that Wilson abused his power during his presidency. It accuses him of seeking a vast world role, ignoring Congress, and packing his cabinet with loyalists. The piece praises senators from both parties who thwarted his plans and calls for his resignation or removal.
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White House
Wilson
Russia
Himeesis
Bis
Lindly M. Garrison
Robert Lansing
United States
Burieson
Baker
Cleveland
Congress
Senate
Congresses
Marshal
The New Harding Administration and Cabinet Picks
The passage critiques President Wilson’s wartime stance and outlines the new Harding administration. It lists the proposed cabinet: Chase Hughes as Secretary of State, Andrew Melton Treasury, John W. Weeks War, Harry M. Daugherty Attorney General, Will H. Hays Postmaster General, Edwin Denby Navy, A B Fall Interior, Herbert Hoover Commerce, Henry C. Wallace Agriculture, James J. Davis Labor. It argues Lowden or Wood would have improved the lineup and comments on foreign relations likely regaining respectability.
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Lucomo
Pres. Harding
Wilson
Germany
Mexico
Cabra
Aarding
Swellhead
Pew Cabinet
Chase Hughes
Andrew Melton
the Treasury
John W. Weeks
Harry M Daugherty
Will H. Hays
Edwin Denby
Navy
A. B. Fall
Interior
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Henry C. Wallace
Agriculture
Jas. J. Davis
Sec. of
Labor
Daugherty
Geov. Lowden
Gen. Wood
Elihu Roe
Hughes
Barding
Prof. Herron
Long Lake community notes and school update
Beamer teaches at the 28 school house setup for the year. Mrs Chas Reynolds was in Lake City on business and will visit her parents and sister on return. Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs Cooper on Saturday March 5. George Dillenback birthday surprise reported with a fine crowd and enjoyable evening of games music and dancing. Mr and Mrs Leater Dillenbeck praised as hosts.
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Mias Beamer
Chas. Reynolds
Lake City
Henry Norman
Minnie Toman
Ladies Aid
O. J
Local Residents Share News and Visits
Mrs. W F Clute took Deli Pendell to Ann Arbor last week Tuesday for an examina tion. The community extends sympathy for Paul Slater after a serious accident last Tuesday and wishes him a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Smith and children visited with Mr and Mrs Harvey Wilson, and Vera Raymond remains on the gain as the Sunday school gifted two potted plants. A family gathering at Ray Smiths marked Ray's upcoming birthday, and a masquerade ball drew many locals to Neater on Friday. Dell Pendell was visited by Mr and Mrs Fred Cole and children before leaving for Ann Arbor.
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W. F. Clute
Deli Pendell
Ann Arbor
Paul Slater
Roscoe Smith
Eli Smith
Harvey Wilson
Vera Raymond
Lester
Paul Heiser
Letha
Agnes Harring
Haymond
Ray Smith
Ray
Fred Cole
Dell Pendell
Community Notes and Visitors Around Dover Area
Social tidbits from COLONVILLE and nearby areas note visits among families including Mr and Mrs Frank Walters and Mr and Mrs Chas Bodkins, and Arthur Phillips at Rose Iush. A chimney fire at Chas Bodkins house caused roof damage. Mrs J J Jones writes from San Benito Texas that land preparations and market cabbage progress continue.
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Frank Walters
Chas. Bodkins
Edd Richardson
Dover
Arthur Bradley
Coleman
Wm. Brucksett
Wea Teale’s
Aid Society
Chas. Bodkins& House
J. J. Jones
San Benito
Texas
Jane
Art Clanusohm
Geo. G.gilcher
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Enoch Andrus
Michigan
Pointe
U. S
Canada
American Press Association
New York
Chicago
Long Lake
Elm Grove
Colonville
Uneeda Biscuit
Ryde
the Quality Grocery
J. A. Allen & CO
Cretonnes
Chambray
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