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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1924
Page
3
The piece urges careful planning for next year’s pig crop and emphasizes exercising sows for strong litters. It advocates pure bred livestock, keeping herd records, multiple pastures for sheep to reduce parasites, and questions the value of horns in domestic cattle. It closes with a caution about insincere, constant smiling.
Local store promotes low prices on coffee fruits and canned goods with 50c per lb coffee and other specials. Announced move planned for April to new building formerly occupied by Thomson Biden Hogard, promising better service.
Retailer advertises 400 fabrics and 60 models with made to measure guarantees. Customer can choose from wide range and have a tailored Easter suit.
Experienced tailor provides measuring and fitting services along with dry cleaning and pressing offerings ranging from 22.50 to 60.00 dollars.
R. Credit came from Saginaw to spend winter with his daughter Clint and son in Saginaw. Elmer Allen and son Gordon visited Ray Madison and Mrs. J Madison. A farewell party for John Madison attracted 58 guests with games and late refreshments. Lois Madison hosted relatives while J R Cradit aided J Madison briefly. Roads improve and mail runs more regularly. Mrs G Chappel and two daughters visited Roy Allen. A sleigh party of four from here went to Farwell Saturday afternoon.
Residents and visitors are noted in a series of short reports. Gale Windstrauss visits with his mother, Velma Schofield comes with her parents, Brinton hosts Graber family, Tait property sold to an Oxford party, Lucille and Willie Windstrauss with Utley children, Haywards return from West Grant, Jim Schaar travels to Clare, Homer Schofield returns from Detroit, Repphan and daughter Freda visit Ferguson Lake, Walter Moore threshing beans for John, Leita Altman and daughter in Alma, Louise Dawson visits grandparents in Farwell.
Mrs Dessie Beard visited her mother in Lake George last Thursday. C H E Smith made a business trip to Owosso Wednesday. Mrs Smith accompanied him to Ithaca for a two week visit. Tom Nichols bought a span of mules from Chas Thurston of Clare on Saturday. Frank Howie went to Clare to fetch them and drive them home. Yoni Nichols received crushed lime rock for the golf course and word of two carloads of lumber and ten knocked down cottages en route. A dance at Freeman town hall drew a good crowd with a fine midnight supper. The Aid met at Mrs T Nichols’s home. blocks were pieced for a quilt. Next meeting at Mrs W Arnold’s to elect officers. Mildred and Eveyin Dunkle visited Mud Lake with F M Baker’s family. Edith Burns went to Harrison to settle with the county treasurer and was hosted by the county clerk, then stopped in Clare and registered at the new hotel.
Mrs T H Brooks and Mrs Stanley were in Clare on Monday. Teachers were asked to stay and both accepted. George Cosgrove will head the Grammar room next year and Katie Crawford the Primary Room. A J Bellinger of Farwell visited his daughter, Mr and Mrs Clifford Malesh on Wednesday. Mrs George Cosgrove left Friday for Owosso to visit her parents. Mr and Mrs Glen Amy were in Clare Tuesday. Charlie Oman was up north.
The item notes job inquiries at Henry Ford with no current openings. Family visits include Mr and Mrs George Scott and children in Clare and John Crawford visiting from Flint. A new baby named Junior Hilsworth is welcomed at Clifford Malesh’s. Saturday caucuses nominate Republican and Peoples tickets with listed officers and officials. Lucien McCullen and father in town. Dr Lamb from Farwell visited. Mrs Harry Cornell and baby travel to Jackson to visit relatives.
Fred Harris of Mt. Pleasant spent several days at Fred House’s home with the House family. Mrs. Tim Stalters of Mt. Pleasant visited her son Dale Stalters and wife. Ruth Johnston, the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Johnston, suffered a severe facial dog bite last Friday while playing with the dog. Frank Daly traveled to Sagitaw last Saturday.
Over a sequence of short items residents travel for visits and care. Mrs Albert Struble and Miss Francis Jackson spend weekends with relatives. Arthur Johnston and Leo Lynch travel for business and medical consultation. Mrs Patterson returns to work. Joe Fartin sustains rib injuries from a fall. gas fumes incident noted. Mrs Tom McManus suffers a paralytic stroke. Ladies Aid serves supper at M B church with entertainment, proceeds totaling about $20.00.
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