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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1960
Page
7
The text traces how Greek tribes relied on kings priests and magistrates for judgment with social controls rooted in religion and community. It notes the rise of interpreters or counselors and stenographers who wrote speeches for clients, and the syndagogoi who aided defense, shaping early advocacy practices.
Proceedings from the Clare County Road Commission regular meeting in Harrison Michigan on April 6 1960 record attendance approvals bids and bills. Items include advertising seasons requirements for corrugated metal pipe and one power grader with bids opened May 4 1960 and various payroll and operating expenses listed.
Classified note directs readers to place selling or trading advertisements in The Sentinel. It urges contact with prospects through the newspaper classifieds. The brief item signals the availability of a listing system for market notices.
Saturday night supper guests included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brooks with brother Charles Nelson of Midland and Sunday dinners featured the Brookses with Clyde Forbes family in N. Coldwater Two. Other gatherings spanned Clare Coleman Temple Oil City and Saginaw area with relatives and friends sharing meals and news.
Freezing and fast transport bring fish from ocean to table with clams or lobster available across miles. Michigan State University instructor Mary Coleman notes most fish are frozen within hours of capture. The U S Grade A stamp signals quality under government inspection and frozen packages keep six to eight months at zero degrees. Thawed fish should be cooked immediately after thawing.
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