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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
2
A reflection on global unrest and shifting social norms urging courage and action. The piece warns of political, economic, and religious upheaval and calls for readjustment to first principles, unity, and sincerity. It cites prudence from Governor Coolidge and emphasizes aligning with truth and right.
Miss Anna Phannes and Flora Bringold returned from Lansing last week. Mrs Sammie Green returns from Bay City after an operation. Hileman came home from Mt Pleasant after visiting relatives. Many Mannsiding residents attended a Clare show last week. Ira Root Bert Green and Louis Brown visited Hoighton Lake, returning Monday afternoon. Jessie Mises resumed school Sunday. Pet Grawe seen on streets last week. Mannsiding folks attended Grace Phannes party Monday night with dancing and late lunch. Joe Durham works south of Clare. Mrs Nancy Murphy came home from Bay City after visiting her sister. Wil Hemne recovering from pneumonia. Mannarding children busy gathering Arbutne. Art Emery Durfee attended Grace Phannes party Monday night but car stuck in mud. Arthur left car to await morning.
A 200 pound barrel of salt pork advertised for 4500 dollars at Jackson's Markes.
London report notes Tom T. Kelley Sinn Fein lord mayor elect of Dublin and MP freed from Wormwood Scrubs on health grounds. In New York, Jacob Glickman fined and jailed ten days for failing to heat his rental, with the court stressing tenant health as a community concern. Also, Tin plate and steel workers push for higher wages, having earned up to 160 weekly, with one raise granted this year.
Government sales of 12590000 dollars in locomotives and freight cars, including Russian imperial consignments, were conducted by the War Department after the downfall of the imperial Russian government.
Washington announces a July test of a new rock et apparatus by Prof Robert H Goddard aimed at reaching high altitudes and possibly the moon near Worcester Massachusetts. The National Geographic Society provides the update.
Charles Sanders, a lineman, spent 14 hours perched on electric poles at a downtown intersection before police persuaded him to descend. Police said he was narcotically crazed and he returned to jail in Joliet, Illinois after escaping HCS prison guards. London housing crunch leaves hundreds of couples without courting space as a man sues over a stairside incident.
Austria faces a stamp famine with scarce paper and unperforated recents. Higher value stamps are halted and parcels must be prepaid at post offices, a move aimed at easing distribution amid shortages. Farmers Big Load Causes Arrest. Detroit grain traders fear new county rule after a farmer is charged for delivering a full load of wheat soon after rain, prompting concerns over scarce grain. 14,000 to Doctor For Saving Wife. Chicago doctor Max Thorek is thanked with a $16,000 fee after a 14 minute operation on Mrs. Harry C Moir, reflecting the value placed on lifesaving care.
The Clare Press reports four live bears seen in Harrison on Sunday and notes town improvements on Main Street. It covers street chatter, logging incidents, and a lumberman injured on the Branch. Notices include council costs, clergy move, and local vices with calls for policing. Also reports deaths, a lodge meeting, animal accidents, a sheriff arrest, and a local fire near the village.
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