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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1929
Page
4
Bent or Literary Bent in a Witty Exchange
In a playful exchange Cholly claims he has little literary bent while Mabel warns that persistence could leave him broke. The dialogue hints at self awareness and banter about ambition and financial risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cholly
Mabel
Say Bill How Do I Look In My New Hat
A light note from a 1920s page invites readers to consider men’s fashion as a playful question to Bill. The column uses pithy dialogue to charm readers about style and personality.
Not Double Jointed Optimist Faces Rheumatism
The poem notes an optimistic soul despite rheumatism in the joints. the speaker is glad not to be double jointed and finds balm and hope in adversity.
In the Same Boat dialogue sparks on money Race
Richleigh seeks funds while Risk and L push for an introduction. Ecyl questions Mrs Chatterbox speech impediment. Methyl notes daily limit of twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecyl
Mrs. Chatterbox
Methyl
Fragmentary reminiscence from an elderly reader
A garbled reminiscence asks about possible experiences in recent years and mentions a character named Jinks and vague references to tonics and Halder. Readable names are scarce and the text appears as fragmented dialogue.
Grave-digger’s Busy Life Echoes with Deaths
Inconsiderata speaks with a grave-digger about the irregular flow of deaths. The old humor hints that people cease dying on a schedule, leaving him to fill shifts and toil between graveyards.
Brand New Sound Behind Centuries Old Violin
A musician notes the instrument is by a renowned maker and two hundred years old, while a visitor marvels that it sounds brand new. The exchange highlights the violin's enduring quality and remarkable acoustics.
Uncle Seen as Small on City Street
A fragmentary verse scene depicts a narrator spotting his uncle from a tall building and joking he resembles an ant. The exchange hints at humor and self regard, with a musing line about it may not be bad to be popular with oneself.
Marion area notices and family updates in brief
Local items report railroad timetable details and farm plant ads. social events include Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs Hunice Stevens and community gatherings. Nearby residents Katharine dates span marriages births moves and church notices. track meet results by H B Johnson and ordination news.
Ohio dairy cow testing shows potential milk and fat gains
Ohio ranks sixth among key dairy states with about 926000 cows and heifers two years old and over. Cow testing associations of 9,171 cows averaged 7451 pounds of milk and 315 pounds of butterfat in 1927, implying statewide increases could cut cow numbers while boosting output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Traffic rules to be enforced in Clare this season
The notice lists standard traffic regulations for Clare with strict enforcement. Speed limits will be observed and reckless driving will lead to a court visit. City officials named include Harvey Etter City Marshall Dan Crouse Night Police John Asline and special officers H B Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Harvey Etter
Dan Crousé
John Asline
H.B. Johnson
Doctor Clarke's Morning Routine Affects Preacher
A fragment from the Christian Advocate recalls Doctor Clarke, a noted Irish theologian, responding to a young preacher who asked how he managed his work. Clarke says he simply gets up each day, rather than praying about it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Clarke
Christian Advocate
And How We Squawk It’s One Thing to Be a Good Father
A fragment from the Wayne News Sentinel discusses the trait of restraint alongside being a provider. The piece contrasts traditional fatherly duties with the challenge of not squawking when family efforts push toward advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry and WessFott
Wayne News-Sentinel
Frosts Do Not Stop Beets From Growing
Michigan State College crop experts report sugar beets resist early frosts and often yield more roots in October. They note that sugar content remains steady even in immature beets and that late planting reduces tonnage but not market value. The specialists advise farmers to continue beet production despite delayed planting or frosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Farm Crop Department
Michigan State College
State News in Brief
Snow blanketed Marquette and surrounding regions after a rain turned to snow, with several inches in copper country. Detroit reports April postal receipts at 1 020 159, up 8 percent from last year, roughly double the national rise. Calumet a girl of eight died at a power saw on her father's farm. the accident occurred when her clothing caught in a belt. Detroit celebrates a golden wedding for William and Mrs. Diehl at 3531 Grand Avenue with many relatives in attendance. Mackinac City offers a mile of shoreline near Wilderness Park for 15 000 pending lease clearance, expanding state control 10 miles west. Lansing fish division expects 5 000 tagged trout to be caught this season and asks collectors to mail tags to J Metzelar at Ann Arbor. Grand Trunk rail rights between Birmingham and Royal Oak to resume within three weeks after injunctions. damages to be assessed for lot owners. Marine City dealer M H Butler seeks cigarette revenue stamps ahead of August 27 effective date with printing planned in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
D. C
Post Office Department
Calumet
Anne Remala
Cord Wood
William Diehl
Grand Avenue
Diehl
Germany
Mackinac City
Straits of Mackinac
Wilderness Park
Emmet County
Lansing
Fish Division
The
Conservation Department
J. Metzelar
University of Museum
Ann Arbor
Grand Trunk
Birmingham
Royal Oak
Kit F. Clardy
Clardy
Supreme Court
Michigan
M. H. Butler
Marine City
Butler
Rummage Sale Held May 24 25 and Monday
Fragments indicate a rummage sale scheduled for Friday Saturday and Monday May 24 25 and Andy but details are unclear in the readable text. The notice references dates and an event likely hosted by a local group or person named Andy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Card of Thanks for Floral Aid After Loss
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for the flowers and kindness shown during the illness and death of our husband and father. Signed by Mrs. L. Dillenback and families George and Hazel Dillenback Carrie Carey and family L. H. Cohoon and family Ray Dillenback and family Millie Reinsmith and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
Hazel Dillenback
Carrie Carey
L. H. Cohoon
Ray Dillenback
Millie Reinsmith
Carpenter Returns to Clare for All Woodwork and Cabinets
J Ferguson resumes carpentry and cabinet making in Clare after years away. Estimates available. Contact 3112 Kash Ferguson, Vernon Hill. Also advertise Thurston's plants and flowers at 2913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Kash Ferguson
Vernon Hill
Thurston’s
Rummage Sale At Bank Building Store Room Gathers Items
Rummage sale hosted by O E S Hriday groups runs Saturday Sunday and Monday May 24 25 and 27. Sale location is the store room at the rear of the Citizens State Bank building. Proceeds support community projects.
Gratitude for support after bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy during our recent bereavement. Appreciation goes to floral tributes, Rev. Johnson, and the singers for their messages in word and song from Mrs. M. Bell and Mr. and Mrs. B. Alger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
M. Bell
B. Alger
Public notice offering transport from multiple cities to Clare area
Chris Loeffler of Farwell Michigan offers to bring loads furniture or other articles from Detroit Pontiac Flint Bay City Cleveland Toledo Jackson Lansing and Ann Arbor to Clare or nearby at half price. Drop postal or see me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Pontiac
Flint
Bay City
Cleveland
Toledo
Jackson
Lansing
Ann Arbor
Clare
Chris Loeffler
Farwell
Mich
Cha Bete
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Ladies Aid
Hunie
Stevens
White's
Thurston's
Derby's
Pioneer Fire Insurance
Hastings
W. J. Jennings
Wheaton’ Ave
White's Fruit
Floral
Butt
Dan White
Greenville
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Chas. Holmes
Alma
Eugene Holmes
Masten
Guild
Attérnadir
Tesse
Hamilton’s
Eagh
Holbrook’s Bazaar
Siadianen
Has. Peters
Ray ‘Gobleigh
Wm. Morrison
Saginaw
Lillian Brown
Elmer Halstead
Kenneth Barnes
Kennetha
Grand Lodge
H. Barnes
H. C. Kratz
Chesaning
Vera Mae
H. B. Johnson
Marion
Afpison
Elizabeth Schuett
Genevieve Campbell
David MacFaylake
H. C. Sharpe
Ben Parish
Geo. Teeters
East Seventh Street
J. R. Fred Eschenwick
Chas. Eschenwick
Grant Township
Harriet Lentz
Nelson Irish
Vernon Township
David Seiter
Ponting
David Wellington
Herbert Peck
Howard City
Herbert James
Ethel Converse
John §. Fons
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mt. Pleasant
Vernon and Missions
Flanagan
Alldread
Central State Teachers College
Chicago
It Theological Seminary
White
Skanes
Pleasant
Annie ‘Arrand
A ‘Br
Wynner
Levi
Ot ‘Wyatt
Ais‘ Ingle
Wyner
John Northon
Paula Fitzpatrick
Sonneville
Battle’ Creek
B. Raymond
Wise
E. S. Peterson
Hast
6Th Street
Ladies Union
C.H. Sutherland
Ray Lockwood
D. W. Dysinger
Forest Dysinger
State Baptist Convention
Rushbrook
London
Eng
A. P.,macdonald
Ecll
Rushbyoo
Church of Jesus i
Halle
Eldens
Peterson
Bevan
Axl
Ailey
Clare, ‘Michigan
Rt Oy
Sonyos
Wes
Titi
L. Dillenback
Repp
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