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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1927
Page
5
The text notes that papyrus is not true paper and that genuine paper originated in China then spread, reaching Europe by the twelfth century. By about 1150 a paper mill started at Fabriano, Italy, becoming a key center and later spreading to France, Germany, and England.
An old storefront advertisement for the Red Front Cash and Carry Store on McEwan Street lists bargain groceries. Items include 7 lb sweet potatoes, various figures for flour sugar and soap, tea, raisins, and snack bars with low per unit prices.
Probate Court of Clare County orders hearing on December 3 1927 for Florence Hunt to obtain license to sell Julius Hunt estate real estate. Public notice to run in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior to hearing. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding.
In Clare County Michigan Circuit Court a chancery notice directs defendants to appear within three months or have the bill confessed. Publication of the order in The Clare Sentinel is required for six weeks, with service or publication rules noted. A separate probate order appoints Arling S Severson administrator for the Severt Severson estate, with a hearing set and weekly publication mandated.
Short ad claims savings on radio tubes and batteries at Kirkpatrick's Drug Store. The fragmentary line suggests a local storefront promotion.
President Walter S. Gitford of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company outlines the Bell System ideal: a free from errors, delays, and defects national service enabling anyone anywhere to communicate clearly and quickly at a reasonable cost.
The listing shows prices for rye barley oats buckwheat and various poultry with quoted hogs beef mutton and springer hens. Figures are given per cwt dressed with ranges around twelve to eighteen dollars for beef and mutton and smaller cents per unit for grains and eggs.
Default on a 1912 mortgage by F William Trietch and Annie L Trietch to Perry D Brown triggers public auction. At Harrison Court House on February 13, 1928 the North Half and Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 25 Town 18 N Range 4 W totaling 120 acres will be sold to cover the debt and costs including a $35 attorney fee.
The piece recalls 1776 struggles as Washington’s army dwindled in New Jersey and Howe offered a pardon in New York. It argues true gratitude rests on deliverance from self sufficiency and pride, urging a humble, shared thanks rooted in virtue and unity beyond material wealth.
A poem notes how gratitude for simple things and shared love sustains through life. It reflects on warmth at home, garden growth, wind and laughter, a closed hand, and the divine grace felt in ordinary moments. The verses praise quiet blessings, finishing with faith and solace.
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