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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1935
Page
5
Publication notice outlines annual rates for Clare Sentinel to Michigan and the U S with Canada pricing, Friday issue schedule and second class matter status. It lists display advertising terms, card of thanks and probate notice charges, editor associations, and contact note for job printing services.
Sunday services at United Brothers Church begin at the usual hour with Sunday school at 10 30 and a 12 30 sermon. A cordial invitation is extended and midweek prayer is noted. The item also lists numerous local residents visiting, hunting, and social events around Harrison and nearby towns, including several deer hunts and family visits.
The Harrison Study Club held a meeting at the Congregational Church with 38 members present. Mrs. Amble led due to officer absences, Dr. Thiehoff displayed world trip films, and a vocal solo followed. Luncheon was served by hostesses, with next meeting planned for December 8 at Mrs. Fred Smith’s home.
The Michigan Farmer's Union and the Michigan State Grange split over crop control policy with the Union backing voluntary control and the Grange favoring compulsory production limits. The piece urges public discussion, outlines potential costs to consumers, and promotes the Thomas-Masđenja Bill as a practical alternative.
Mr. H A Allan of Sarnia Ontario reports years of fall and winter coughing ended after a few Buckley’s Mixture doses. He credits rapid relief and offers the remedy at Mussell’s Drug Store or any drugstore with a money back promise.
The fragment describes following deer paths and buffalo along water courses as a primary travel route, noting early pack train trails and movement through rivers and streams.
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