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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
5
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The quotation compares worldly bustle and pleasure to a romantic dream induced by opium and expresses a desire not to repeat such experiences. It reflects on memory, perception, and the illusion of earthly diversions.
A five year old, Dun can, asks in wonder how a stepmother steps after learning such a role exists. He ponders the idea for a long time and seeks help from the encyclopedia, reflecting childish fascination with family changes in Capper's Weekly.
The Ways and Means Committee approved broad tax cuts including increasing personal exemptions from 1000 to 1500 for single filers and 2500 to 3500 for heads of families. Dependent exemptions stay at 400 with age limit raised to 21. A 20 percent top surtax is set for incomes over 100,000. Normal rates: 14 4 percent first 4000, 8 percent next 4000, 5 percent above 8000. The earned income credit remains 25 percent. Aggregate cut near 800 million. repeal of auto truck and tire taxes considered.
Chicago claims fraud and misrepresentation in two Florida land schemes. Promoters of Gardendale faced suit by Frank P. Bradford and wife for selling 50 lots at 1,000 with land described as unfit and far from civilization. Separately, U S marshals pursued five Florida Lloyds principals on warrants alleging mail fraud in Gainesville land sales.
New York singer Chauncey Olcott is gravely ill and set to return home with wife Rita to the so called Lucky House at 17 Sutton Place. Rita wires friends that doctors see little hope but intends to recover him at home with God willing.
In Cairo the tomb of King Tut Ankh Amun reveals priests spilled funeral wine, turning a straightforward unsealing into a tough cleanup. Workers face stuck sarcophagi and coffins, now tightly fused by congealed wine. the final step may take weeks.
The Department of Agriculture reports a turkey crop only 4 percent smaller than last year with increased production in most states. Texas Illinois Kansas Oklahoma and California are cited as exceptions where production did not rise, and most hatchings occurred earlier than normal.
Washington reports curtailments in both services due to lack of funds. The Navy reduces personnel from 84,289 to 81,700 while the Army discontinues several motor units as part of cost saving.
Financial strain from rising operating costs and declining earnings forces Fort Dodge care service to suspend operations. Local authorities order closure and dissolution steps as service ends.
Ole Severson and wife from Flint spent the week with friends here. The C H Carpenter barn is finished and rodded. Mr and Mrs Cooper from Alma spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jobe Randle. Herald Larson stayed with his parents. Langin returned home after visiting Detroit with Leo Jennings in a new Chevrolet. M P Sowle and S Macklem shredded corn last week. Paul Slater doing the work.
Elm Grove reports weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Harnest Ankney and sons Noble and Manly from Lansing at Jerry Bennett Jr home. Emil F Giers and his son from West Freeman visit Mrs John Raymond. Ed Neffsinger and two Alma brothers in law stay with Mrs Robert A Blake at Brewer ranch. Bennett Jr and family move into the 40 acre house amid a light snow storm.
Colonial and neighboring residents frequent gatherings and travel. Mrs O Phillips and Arthur visited Rosebush and family, Levi Bodkins traveled to Lansing via Gladwin and stayed with Mrs Bodkins, Osborne, and Shilling family members. The Reid family from Harrison visited A D Hampton’s household while Kistler and Teale sought winter work in Flint. Jay Clute’s family visited Dr Clute in Clare. Others from S W Sheridan joined Mrs J Bodkins for a Friday afternoon gathering.
Local notes report Herman Davis and sons have finished the wall for their new home. The Jesse Burgess sale was postponed due to a crowd and will be held November 23. Mrs. R Jarman visited her mother Mrs. Gamble, proceeds from Glen Jarman Aid Society exceed five dollars, two quilts were tied for Mrs. Jarman, Elem Seymour works for Sylvester Schumacher, Joe Vincent builds a wall, Halloween social at the parsonage was well attended, Al Lietz and wife spent the weekend with Chas Hames.
A Brand area note describes a Saturday night blizzard with cars moving despite the snow. Lester Allen ships sheep to Freeland and apples to Clare. Mrs. O Blystone returns from Alma. Bryan Miller improves, Arthur Barone recovers, and Cal Guest owns another Overland car. Neighbors visit, Leitner sale draws attendees, and friends assist with beans and visits follow.
Maples residents share visits and tea gatherings. Barlow and wife visit Windover Lake relatives. Meryl Davison and family visit Farwell parents. Mrs. Low Finch and son Arthur call Clare. Timpe and wife with Lansing friends visit J Timpe family. Bernard Schofield and Genevieve attend Homer Stinchcombe party in Farwell. Jos Hudson moves to Poritae for work, living on Sid Colosky place.
Dave Davis and Walter Moore of Saginaw called at J W Moores Saturday afternoon Cecil Davison and wife and mother of Farwell visited her parents HE Schofields Sunday Ladies Aid with Mrs J Tiedeman November 19 pot luck dinner Bean threshers are in the vicinity Dale Rulapaugh moves family from Dawson farm to Stewart McAninch farm
Brown Corners community notes recall a warm spell and lingering snow, with a Sunday School rally and Rev. H N Bacon visiting, plus plans for an oyster supper at the Cornwell farm hosted by The Brown Aid Society. Attendees include Mrs Vesta Leitner and Mrs Geo Langworthy forthcoming November 18. Deers hunts, school injuries, and farm visits are also mentioned along with a charity auction and a men’s program before the oyster supper laughter and music.
The Clare Michigan common council held a regular meeting led by Mayor Thompson with Aldermen Brown Jennings McKnight Smalley Thompson Walker present. Absent none. Minutes approved. A motion to discontinue the night policeman after October 16 for three months passed. A resolution authorized borrowing $1000 at a rate not exceeding 7 percent, payable January 10 1926, was adopted. Callihan's Restaurant designated as Auto Bus
Aldermanic motion authorized payment of Cedar Park maintenance due 1926 and charges from Muller Co Consumers Power Co Clare Hdw L H Thompson and others. Bills for water, lights, pipe, fire insurance, gravel, street labor, police, and cemetery and park labor were referred to the claims and accounts committee and approved per the finance committee recommendation.
Alfonso de Albuquerque, viceroy of India, earned the title Portuguese Mars for his 1503 capture of Goa and his campaigns subduing Malabar Ceylon Sunda Strait and the Malacca peninsula.
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