Sentinel offers annual rates and local printing services
The notice lists annual postage rates to Michigan and other points, Canada rates, and single copies signed Fridays at the Clare post office. It advertises reading notices at 10 cents per line with 10 cents extra for headings, and proclaims Sentinel job printing services. It also asks Friends of The Sentinel to request Judge Dorsey for probate printing by The Clare Sentinel.
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Michigan
the Sentinel
Dorsey
Giare Sentinel
Coffee brands feature in safety guideline snippet
A brief OCR fragment lists Safety First Flour alongside Old Master and San Mario coffees and Black Cross Tea. The text mentions product names without context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety First
Old Master and
San Mario
Black Cross
Mortgagee forecloses on property in Clare County Michigan
Defaulted on a 1920 mortgage held by Richard B Campbell and Libby A Campbell to The Farwell State Savings Bank. Notice declares sale by public auction at Harrison Court House on May 11, 1926 at 2 PM to recover principal 643 75, interest, 25 attorney fees, costs. Property: Southwest Quarter of Southwest Quarter of Section 35, Town 17N, Range 5W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Campbell
Libby A. Campbell
Harwell
Michigan
Farwell State Savings Bank
Farwell
Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
State of
Harrison
Mortgage Sale Notice for Clare County Michigan Property
Notice of mortgage sale on the A J Doherty loan to Coaley A Boughton. The 1918 mortgage, recorded 1919, covers land in Clare County Michigan described as the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section seven, township seventeen, range three west, totaling 50.46 acres. The amount due is 1667 dollars plus 20 dollar attorney fee. sale set for May 11, 1926 at 1 PM at the court house front entrance Harrison, Clare County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coaley A. Boughton
Grant Township
Clare County
Michigan
A. J. Doherty
Clare
Office
Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Court House
City of
Harrison
Circuit Court
County of Clare
Sheridan
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Trips
Mr and Mrs Henry Wellman and children visited the latters parents Mr and Mrs R Cowles. Miss Lillie Billgren made a business trip to Clare. Mrs C W Sprague called on Mrs J Beard of Lake George. Bertha Wolf spent weekend in Harrison despite snow blocking roads. Mr and Mrs Arthur Rube and children of Flint visited the Rube and Cowles families. Walter Henry near Lake George spent Sunday with Ralph Cowles. Mr and Mrs Wm Kube and Mr and Mrs O W Sprague traveled to Clare on a business trip Tuesday.
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Henry Wellman
R. Cowles
Lillie Billgren
Clare
C. W. Sprague
J. Beard
Lake George
Bertha. Wolf
Harrison
Arthur Rube
Flint
Walter Henry
Ralph Cowles
Sunday Visiting and Local News Roundup
Mrs. George Orr and two children of Tarwell spent Saturday at the Heirholzer home. Dave Robart returned to Detroit after a visit with his grandmother Mrs. Smalley. Freida Garcow of the Randall spent Sunday with Wm. Kistler. Mrs. J Bodking and Tessie visited Dave Teale in Southwest Sheridan. Sunday guests at Jay Clute’s home were Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen of the Hagle. Arling Severson announce a ten pound baby boy born February 26 in St. Petersburg Florida. Mrs. Henry Heirholzer visited George Orr and family at Farwell. Some neighbors attend meetings at the WHagle and report good crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Orr
Tarwell
Heirholzer
Dave Robart
Detroit
Smalley
Freida Garcow
Randall
Wm. Kistler
J. Bodking
Tessie
Dave Teale
Sheridan
Jay Clute
James Thompson
Fred Allen
Hagle
Arling Severson
St. Petersburg
Florida
Henry Heirholzer
Farwell
Nonsense over a stone-boat and old car talk
In a neighborly note the editor defends local chatter about a stone boat and Mrs Kraatz car. They explain no issue with the vehicle though called old and dated 1918 model. Readers urged to cooperate, share items, and avoid private gossip while noting moved families and local visits.
Local Residents Visit Relatives and Community News
Mr and Mrs Miles Henry visit James Henry and family at Lake George Resort. Mrs G A Silverer and Delia spend time at Brinton visiting relatives. Grover Updike family from Temple attend Kress home. G M Bierly returns home after winter in Adrian. Henry Wellman family visit cows Mud Lake. Frank Manning travels to St Johns for wife in hospital. returns Monday. PF A Luce visits Farwell with family. Shillinger improving after illness. Dr Lamb of Farwell attends. H Kress family and Maysell visit N Kress in Greenwood. Miss Margaret Lockwood and Vern Palmer wed quietly at Farwell Methodist parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Henry
James
G. A. Silover
Delia
Brinton
Grover Updike
Temple
Kress
G. M. Bierly
Adrain
Henry Wellman
Cowles
Mud Lake
Frank Manning
Margaret Lockwood
Vern Palmer
Flint
Farwell
Hatton Community News Notes and Family Updates
Local letters describe Carrie Perverse visiting family in Hatton and planning a Bay City court trip. Beatrice Wolf visits Mud Lake, Sister Brand praised. weather hints spring near. Austin Perverse hauls wood for grandpa. Chet Sprague hauls hay while sleighing lasts. A Detroit contact reports ill children and injury. Map calendar highlights Hatton as Michigan center. residents seek seed corn and discuss batches with Detroit friend.
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Carrie Perverse
Bay City Court
Misa Beatrice Wolf
Mud Lake School
Trumblé
Brand
Austin Perverse
Cleveland
Chet Sprague
Lincoln Township
Hudson
Courage
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Colonville
Gale
Decker
O’connor
Butcher
Roy Feighner
A. Oliver
Brother Hatton
F. Hinkle
Thos. Brown
Kata O’grady
Old March
Fourth Street
Davy
New York City
Coats
Fifth Ave
Lake George Resort
Dover
Mann Siding
Constitution
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Sentinel Office
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