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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
7
An archaic passage notes children mispronouncing words and a mother’s reaction, then shifts to a reflection on celestial debt and glory. It references early Christian era influences in Egyptian, Greek, and Roman contexts and ties to Christian art.
A Briton and a Yankee debate national prowess in production and waste during travel in a humorous exchange. The Briton claims England makes everything the U S does, while the Yankee questions what Britain outsources.
In remote Siberian schools students trek eight miles through swamps to reach classes. A pupil named Hag mastered skills and began teaching others, while those above him in the chain pass on knowledge.
Harley Bentley and family visited L. Finch and family on Sunday. Raymond LaPratt of Detroit spent Saturday night en route to Alba. H Strait and family from Clare visited. Alma Tiedeman spent Sunday at H. Perry's. Fred Yoder and Halsted announced a marriage on April 28. Marcus Oman visited Mrs. Sanbors. Mrs. Schaar plans to return to Vasar with children. Several locals, including J Schofield and Ina Schofield, spent weekends with relatives. Laura Hatfield visited the Cobly girls. Jim Stinchcombe and Arleigh Graham are noted visiting relatives. Dave Stirling and family visited Ray Utley.
Saturday visitors travel among Vernon Hill families as relatives from Flint Rosebush Clare Harrison Coleman and Saginaw stop by to visit ill kin attend funerals and share meals. Local names include Snider Mussell Davis Pearson Rodabaugh Bryant Buckley Dixon Hendrie and Shumway with multiple family chats and Sunday visits noted.
Foreclosure sale set for July 30 1923 at 10 00 AM at the Harrison Circuit Court front door to satisfy the hundred sixty five dollars and forty six cents plus fifteen dollar attorney fee and costs on the mortgage dated October 19 1921 by Hugh Henderon and Bessie Hender son to James B Hendrie. The property is the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 24 township 17 north range 4 west containing 40 acres more or less in Grant township Clare County Michigan. James B Hendrie mortgagee C W Perry attorney.
In Clare County probate court on May 7 1928 Judge Thos Dorsey presiding David Robart petitioned for administration of the estate of Emma line Robart deceased. Hearing set for June 4 1923 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the probate office. Notice to be published in Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior. True copy Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
Notice by Arie Robinson and Anna L Robinson to The Clare County Savings Bank of a 1919 mortgage. Sale set for July 23 1928 at Harrison County Court House subject to $2000 principal, tax and interest due, attorney fee, and costs.
Mortgagee Sadie J. McNeill declares default on a March 9 1921 mortgage by Charles I Maurer and Clara P Maurer and will sell the last half of lot 2 block 22 village of Farwell Clare County Michigan at public auction July 9 1923 at 1 PM at the Harrison courthouse.
An ointment crafted after years of research aims to aid long standing skin diseases fever sores ulcers and piles. If unavailable at a druggist it can be mailed postpaid with prices 1 Oz jars 50c 4 Oz jars 3. Orders from various merchants and stores across multiple towns are listed for mail order requests.
Classified notice lists a mailing address for J Pratt in Clare Michigan with box 03. No additional context or details are provided in readable text.
A reflective quote by William Wordsworth asserting that every great poet is a teacher and expressing desire to be valued as a teacher or nothing at all.
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