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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1922

Page

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Clare considers bonds for boulevard street lighting

City of Clare proposes borrowing five thousand dollars to install a boulevard lighting system on McEwan street and adjacent streets. Ordinance 108 submitted for approval at the next election with bond payments of 1000 in 1926, 2000 in 1927, and 2000 in 1928, at up to seven percent interest.

Murpose City of Clare Clare Ordavia City of Clare McEwan Street First ‘Street Wheaton Avenue West Fourth Street East Fourth Street West Fifth Street East ‘Fifth Street McEwan ‘Street First Street Wheaton Avenus Towit McEwan ‘S Street Wheaton West Fourth Treet Man Street Weat Fifth Street Mceewan Street Flrst Street McEwan Light Company and Telephone Company Chamber of Commerce Game Central Point Central Michigan Light and Power Go Amica

Wasons Lodge Holds Annual Supper Amid Strong Attendance

Nearly two hundred members and friends attended the John Q Look Lodge No 404 F F A M annual supper, highlighting a roundup of the year’s activities and strong community participation. The piece also reviews a 1922 Clare ordinance and a proposed $5000 boulevard lighting bond with long term citywide impact and tax implications.

John Q. Look Lodge Cheir

The Western Girl Boss of Z Ranch at Doherty auditorium

A two night Western comedy drama The Western Girl Boss of Z Ranch staged next Tuesday and Wednesday at Doherty auditorium promotes a large cast led by Nate Bicknell as Doc Rye and Jay Green as Frank Marvel. Cast members include Wilma Achard Florence Onurtis Earl Fose Milton Krause Flossie Laughlin Horton Case and Willard Bicknell with Cash Stanford performing a new specialty. Little Norine Laughlin sings and dances in a well publicized act following a large stage and special scenery with an orchestra. Advance ticket sales suggest a crowded auditorium both nights with many seat reservations.

Doherty Auditorium Z. Ranch B. Agaughlin Laigt Arabella “ Marshall Horton Case Mob Williard Bicknell Walter Arrand Cash _ Stanford Al‘ready Norine Laughlin Bret Kiwanis Club Bay City

Clare Study Club Discusses National Courts Program

On Tuesday March 14 Clare Study Club met with President Mrs Geo Johnson in Mrs Ander son to hear Mrs Johnson read Protection of Life and Property. The Round Table Our National Courts covered kinds of cases in National Courts with several members presenting notes and questions followed by city related discussions. The club adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs Wilson. It was music day with an open meeting inviting all interested in music.

Clare Study Club Geo. Johnson Anderson Duncan Mra. Johnson Mra. Asiine Mulder U. 8 Gonrte Roe Circuit Courte Appeais Dorsey Courts of Claims Reading Supreme Court McGuire Wilson

Vernon Township Treasurer Candidate Seeks Support

Effie Durnin, nominated on the Republican ticket, asks Vernon Township voters for support on April 3 after serving as treasurer for the past year.

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Card of Thanks To Neighbors and Friends

To all one neighbors and friends who so kindly aseleted as in our grief we wish to express our heart.

Tragic Child Dies After Ingesting Unknown Medicine

A four year old girl Mary Francis Peters of Wheaton Avenue died after placing medicine tablets in her mouth. Investigations showed another poison containing pill found. Services held at St Cecelia church with Fr Flanagan officiating.

Walter Peters Wheaton Ave Mary. Francis St. Cecelia Flanagan

March Term Circuit Court Docket Summary

The March term lists criminal cases including The People versus Thomas Albert Stevenson for liquor law violations and The People versus Eddred Cbiilde for indecent exposure. Civil actions name Lewis Fairmanova Floyd Graham Joseph Graham assumpsit and others. divorces and replevin appear with various parties. The calendar includes tax sale petitions by Oramel S. Faller and cases without progress over a year.

Thomas Albert Stevenson Eddred Eliza Reynolds Lewis Fairmanova Floyd Graham Joseph Graham Charles Klinger James A. Reeder Michigan Tire and Accessories Company A Corporation Jesse CG Tryon Assumpsit Dafault Fred N. Clark and Corri

Hampton Announces Republican Run For Clare County Treasurer

A. D. Hampton declares Republican candidacy for county treasurer in Clare County. He asks voters for support at the September primary election.

Clare County A. D. Hampton

Chicken Supper Offered March 30 by Sistera Group

A chicken supper will be served Thursday March 30 at 6 30 p m. Tickets are 50 cents per plate. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Vernon Pioneer John Parish Dies Sudden Death

Vernon township mourns longtime pioneer John Parish who died suddenly Tuesday morning after helping with farm chores. He had been in poor health recently but seemed to be improving. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2:30 p m with interment in Cherry Grove cemetery.

Adrrow John Parish Varnon Township Vernon Township Cherry Grove Segee

State oat crop needs fertilizers says Michigan expert

Dr. M. M. McCool of Michigan Agricultural College reports about 1.5 million acres of oats in need of spring fertilization. He cites tests showing loams and silt loams respond best to acid phosphate, with rates from 150 to 250 pounds per acre, and notes adjustments for soil quality and straw development.

Michigan M. M. McCool Michigan Agricultural College

Williams Heads Third Farmers Wool Pool Initiated in Michigan

The Michigan State Farm Bureau announces its third wool pool for 1922 with wool reception at Lansing and a plan to start state wide local grading at key points in late April. The bureau will provide forty percent cash advances against estimated market value during the pooling campaign. Don Williams, formerly with Michigan Agricultural College, is named manager, succeeding A J Hawkins who retires after guiding the pool through two difficult years.

Michigan State Farm Bureau Bureau Lansing Farm Bureau Wool Department Berean Don Williama Michigan Agricultural College A. J. Hawkins Michigan Wool Pool

Hawaiian String of Lyceum Nights Draws Crowds

A Hawaii themed Lyceum show fills the house despite rain and a blizzard on successive nights. J Lani Pa presents the program and the Schubert Ladies Quartette is expected back in May after a quarantine cancellation. Dr Wirt Lowther is scheduled for April 24.

Lyceum J. Lani Pa Lyceum Bureau Wirt Lowther

Taxes Returned Highlight Clare County Delinquency

A review of Clare County tax returns shows twenty five percent delinquent overall with city removals raising to 29.8 percent. Individual township figures range from 10.9 to 67.2 percent, averaging 37.2 percent, reflecting stressed finances from low crop prices and cash scarcity.

Clare County Arthur Franklin Freeman Frost Garfield Grant Greenwood Hamilton Hatton Hayes Lincoln Redding Sheridan Summerfield Surrey Winterfield Clare Harrison

Auctions Wednesday at Mathews farm near Rossbush

Auctioneers Tom Groves will conduct public sale of Mathews farm tools live stock and feed two miles north and three west of Rossbush starting at 1 00 p m also Neff herd of pure bred Holstein Friesian cattle will be sold at public auction beginning 9 30 a m. Farm off Mt Pleasant area near Government Indian School

Hie Farm Rossbush James Mathews Thos. Groves John M. Neff Government Indian School Mt. Pleasant

Stephenson to Auction Entire Farm Stock Near Clare

Wn Stephenson abandons farming and plans public sale of all livestock farm tools and miscellaneous articles at his Clare area farm three miles north and three miles west. Announcement appears on another page of this edition.

Wn. Stephenson Clare

Middleton Out Five Eight On Glen Road Yarn

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Middleton and a yarn on Glen road with an action sale in progress.

Middleton Glen Road

Man Knocked Unconscious After Fearful Night Crucial Incidents

George Carruthers, 45, of Robbins Street, was knocked unconscious after terrorizing motorists on Perry Road. Robert Hudson of Bennington and others restrained him using a shotgun and revolver during a late night confrontation near Corunna. Carruthers was hospitalized, identified later, and placed in a padded cell. no children.

George Carruthers King Om Robbins Street Corganpas Robert Hudson Bennington Carrathers Perry Road Carrothers Hudson Carruthers Sylvester Gillette L. M. Cudworth Perry Owosso Duane Datcher Corunna de. Cudworth Dr. Finch Dutcher Hodson Q Carruthers Hadeon Carrethere O Carra Bia Sheriff Sproule Bes

Advise Farmers to Secure Seed Beans Early

Michigan farmers should secure their seed beans early to assure access to high quality used stock. Professor J F Cox of Michigan Agricultural College warns delays could hinder beet seed purchases as the bean market shifts rapidly out of state. F B Dreese notes expanded Michigan distribution and higher freight costs affect western regions. the Mississippi Valley is now in the Michigan distributing area.

Michigan J. F. Cox Michigan Agricultural College Farm Crops Department F. B. Dreese Michigan Bean Jobbers Association Mississippi Valley

Also Mentioned on This Page

BROCE Cl Re Alfred J. Doherty Fred O. McGuire Sder J. B. Laughlin C. S.C National Courts George Johna Effie Durnin American Agricultural Chemical Co John Herrott Charles E. Woodry Tessie M. Woodry David Bollen Michigan State Telephone Company Lizzie Pomeroy Annon Pomeroy William Henry William J. Faeton Vernon Pioneer M. AL GC Williams Wool Pool R. Lowther Owoneo News
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