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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1924
Page
8
Classified liner rates listed as nine cents per word payable in advance. Each number or initial counts as a word. No liner runs for less than a dollar.
Multiple local notices advertise items for sale including a Hot Point iron at the office, a well pump by Mrs Jennie Converse on west 6th street, two ridings and two walking cultivators by Ray Parish, a house and lots on east 6th street via H D Kratz, 2 sows and 12 pigs by Milton Six, 9309 cement bricks with caps and sails by Mrs T W Brown Farwell R 2.
Agricultural guidance urges thorough dairy barn cleaning before spring plowing. Experts advise lime whitewash for walls, followed by sanitation and regular disinfection to curb flies and disease, plus manure removal and spraying with fly repellents.
Creative minds set milestones in progress and now receive good pay for their ingenuity. The remark highlights how innovation and earnings align as society rewards invention and creative work.
A large display announces Dennison's floral Crepe shelf paper and napkins sold at Kirkpatrick's Drug Store. The note quotes a Santayana line about common sense, suggesting practical value over abstract philosophy.
Detroit council votes to expand boulevard stop streets to all with carines, plus 15 more. In Calumet Eli Ojala and John Hannemen, aged 38 and 40, killed instantly in a grade crossing crash. Grand Rapids girl Katherine Kiszka, 4, dies running in front of a streetcar. Hillsdale reports hog cholera in two herds as federal officer aids veterinarians. Ypsilanti police seek larger force after record work. Saginaw Mexican farmhand Michael Augurre dies from wagon mishap. Pontiac motorcycle chief William Putnam seriously injured in collision. Adrian Grace Scott, 7, dies after being struck while hanging a May basket. Detroit Frances Duda, 8, dies after rope jump leads to fatal fall. Owosso jury denies damages in auto collision case, finds contributory negligence. Lansing builder John Schabble dies after illness. Grand Rapids Leslie Carlson and Walter Paulson injured in head on with street car. liquor bottle and switchblade found. Cadillac truant girls sentenced to 7 15 am sessions. Almont Michigan Bell manager W. F. Hammond killed crossing rails as interurban car strikes. Kalamazoo Central High praises patrol system after fire rescue. Battle Creek Mrs Lycurgus McCoy dies at 91. death follows long marriage. note on other names and hospital ties.
A local note recalls visits among neighbors with names like Jack Emerson Amy Belle Scarbough and Glen Lloyd. Illnesses and recoveries are listed along with travel and weekend calls to and from area residents. Birthday anniversaries and a Farwell High school surprise dinner for top grades are mentioned.
Four Corner News reports Thomas Bazairt Sr. died May 1 and was buried Sunday in Spence cemetery. The item notes numerous relatives mourning and lists various social visits, farm work, and local movements among residents including the Browns, Cook, Farwell, and others.
Lively Sunday afternoon visits near Sears as L Finch family hosts Mrs H Bently and others. Local residents report travels to Clare Lake and Mt Pleasant with multiple callers and family gatherings including Elmer Schofield returning from Detroit and various relatives visiting Clare and the Schaar place.
Mrs Laurie Woodward passed the April teaching exam for a second grade certificate and has been engaged to teach next year. Arthur Bellinger visited from Lansing for the weekend with family. Various local residents including Miss Maggie Ward and the Stoy, Rawhkirs, Koontz, and Hawkins families hosted or visited relatives over the weekend.
An advertisement claims Clatox cures functional stomach disorders and allows normal eating, listing Dr J W Dunlop Clare Michigan as the supplier and noting a temporary outlet at Wm H Bicknell Co Clare. Also mentions Potted Plants for Decoration from Kirkpatrick's Drug Store.
In Clare County Michigan Probate Court Harrison May 13 1924 Judge Thos S Dorgey presiding Alice Jean Harpster petitions to determine heirs and rightful heirs to Daggett estate hearing set for June 7 1924 at 10 am at the Probate Office Publication notice required for three consecutive weeks in Clare Sentinel newspaper.
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