Postage rates for periodical mail to U S and Canada
The notice lists annual postage charges: $1.56 per year to points in Michigan, $2.00 per year to other U S points, and $3.50 per year to Canada. It also mentions single copies and seating details.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
2
The notice lists annual postage charges: $1.56 per year to points in Michigan, $2.00 per year to other U S points, and $3.50 per year to Canada. It also mentions single copies and seating details.
Mrs Earl Green of Flint visits the Green family home while Miss Jane Hubert starts a new role in the Probate office. The Young Ladies Auxiliary honors Mrs Bernie Heanton on her birthday. Rev Snyder moves near Lansing after accepting a call. Mrs Morrisey of Flint spends days here and votes Nov 2. Roy Bingham visits his parents after working in New York. Greenwood residents Bruce Taouman and James Garland return to the farm. The Scotts entertain their daughter Mrs Ray Couch of Flint.
The True Eagle Ladies Aid meets Wednesday November 17 with Mrs. Ernest Kleiner and invites all members and visitors. The Rulapaugh family and relatives mourn Mrs. [name obscured] Lower’s passing and receive sympathy from friends. Jas Alm and Breaux Kleiner and families visit Mr. Rulapsogh’s home. Chas Sherman reports thrashing in the area.
Heard in New England. Many primitive New England pronunciations are restricted to the agricultural population. Witterstoces and provincialism are not clear to the speaker. "Get out" signals incredulity while "du tel" remains common in beat circles.
October 18 meeting of tas Common Council led by Mayor Doherty with six present. Bills read and referred to finance. two flagged for information. Debates on cemetery labor, city hall work, and Maple street improvement. motions to decorate city hall and notify city justices were approved. Cemetery Board adjourned to Oct 26 with members present.
The Cemetery Board of Osceola held a meeting with officers L Regars and Olerk present. The notice lists Chas A Thereten and L Rogers as members with address 3608 Mesting St. The session covered standard board procedures and a quorum was noted.
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