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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1929
Page
4
The Colornville Ladies announce a baked goods sale at the A N Friz office on Saturday March 30. Proceeds support local community needs and club activities.
The L. O. L. will host a dance at the I. O. G. F. hall on Monday evening March 25. Everyone is invited to attend.
The Mt Vernon Grange dance set for March 22 is postponed due to bad roads and moved to Friday evening April 5 at Mt Vernon Grange hall with the same program and admission.
People wishing me to bring a load of furniture or other articles from Detroit Pontiac Flint Bay City Cleveland Toledo Jackson Lansing and Ann Arbor to Clare or vicinity I will do so at one half price Drop postal or see me Chris Loeffler Farwell Mich Batt
Geo Wilcox of R-6 advertises sheep shearer services and work readiness with a contact note from a phone cover store. The small classified item emphasizes available labor for wool shearing needs.
J W Agile will hold a public sale of his household goods on Saturday at 2 00 P M in Farwell Geo Davison is auctioneer Laurie Woodward will sell his household goods and T B tested cattle and farm equipment April 9 with most items described as practically new Groves and Harris Hirts advertise Duco Disc Hiegtric washing machine 99 50
Ann Arbor trains list times to South North and Pere Marquette while Bay City district Masonic event plans draw Grand Master and speakers. Local social notes include visits, doings in Clare, Bay City, Saginaw, and Lansing with many relatives and Easter break plans.
The Michigan Tuberculosis Association launches an April campaign with posters pamphlets and radio talks to promote early discovery of TB. E Mills urges public attention to symptoms beyond cough and spitting blood including fatigue weight loss and afternoon feverishness.
Harris and Hirt advertise a free electric floor polisher available for a one to two day period. The offer emphasizes trial use and limited time availability.
Harl Harrington was arrested for spearing fish at the outlet of Crooked Lake. He paid a fine and costs totaling 21.25 dollars. Deputy Game Warden Pettit made the arrest.
A candidate named Hales Lewis announces nomination for Vernon Township treasurer and asks friends for support in the April 1 election. The excerpt also mentions a Duco Digectric washing machine advertised at 99.50 by Harris & Hirtady, indicating a miscellaneous local ad.
A description explains how pine wood expands with rising temperature. It notes a wooden raler and contract mechanism showing expansion per degree, labeled RONN02TG and Palrenhett, highlighting thermal response of pine wood.
A traveling salesman’s wife asks a neighbor about her husband’s absence. The neighbor replies she hopes he returns, and the talk turns to missing household items like towels soap and a cake of soap in the house.
Mrs Gasser, described as the most determined woman, is contrasted with Mrs Lissen. The exchange characterizes Mrs Gasser as the type to risk rain to showcase her new hat, depicting a vivid, humorous scene.
A light domestic quip reveals a novelist wife finishing a death scene for her hero. The husband asks about progress and, as a polite aside, offers to mend a button once the scene ends.
A shopper notes that what is sold as rabbit skin wrap appears to be tampered seals on the items. The observer suspects someone altered the seals, casting doubt on the authenticity of the product.
A city visiting country boy is invited to attend a hop and explains he is practicing his one foot jumping as part of the engagement. The exchange frames playful culture clash as they prepare for the event.
A terse exchange features a stylish confrontation as a woman retorts to an insult with sharp sarcasm over grooming and status. The banter centers on class and vanity in a social scene.
Betty reports from a children’s party that she attended with her mother asking about the time. She replies enthusiastically that the event was the best party she ever tasted.
Rumor spreads that Krauss and Meyer seek a replacement cashier at Good Hardware after hiring a new staffer a month ago. Local chatter questions if the search is true.
Not Very Well notes a social exchange about an inheritance visit to Berlin. The pun framed remark shows a traveler going first class and returning third, hinting at mixed outcomes and witty tone.
We thank friends and relatives for the beautiful offerings and sympathy during our daughter's illness and death. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. W. Wasson for use of their home Rev. Kleinhart and the singers Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Miikie and Children.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness after the sickness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Gratitude for flowers and words from Rev Bates and the Alger family.
We extend heartfelt appreciation for kindness during our bereavement. Thanks to Rev. and Mrs. Hurd, Mr. and Mrs. Friz, those who sent flowers, provided cars, and to the Garland and Bruce families and others named for support.
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