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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1927
Page
8
Classified liner provides buy and sell notices including for sale rent wanted lost found and misc items. Rates are one cent per word with advance payment required and each number or initial counted as a word. Minimum charge 18 cents.
A cluttered column shows numerous for sale notices across Clare and nearby towns. Items include livestock such as nine spring calves and a sow with piglets, assorted farm tools and machinery, a horse, a Delaine ram, a 1924 Ford coupe, a large Edison phonograph, and a modern home with garage. Also listed are produce like tomatoes and rutabagas, and several small ads for beds stoves and farm equipment with contact details.
Mrs Dicker Gon Farwell reports the party who collected a parcel at the A and P store will return it to the shop. The note mentions a loss and asks about recovery actions.
For rent a heated furnished apartment with a private bath listed by Mrs G Hoef fie. Contact by phone 113. 502.
Job listing offers permanent position to operate a high grade line of teas and coffees in the locality. Requires a car and customer service focus. Apply to Write Manager at 209 Lapeer Ave, Sazlaw Michigan 483.
Ned Lilly's hunting license request is denied by the State Conservation Department. Kalamazoo reports three infantile paralysis cases and warns parents to avoid crowds. An Oscar Hirvinen apple tree blooms with ripe pears amid unusual early-season fruit. Ann Arbor films on student life at Michigan approved by President Clarence Cook Little for alumni events. Henry Little of Richland marks his 90th birthday in Kalamazoo County. Michigan State University sees 52 of 185 Union Opera hopefuls academically ineligible. Lansing contemplates closing trout streams to spearing. lake spearing rules undecided. Grand Rapids aims to raise over 100000 for the hundredth furniture market celebration. Harbor Beach enforcement of sunrise rule for ducks leads to confiscation of guns. Adrian plans paving from Adrian through Hudson to Jonesville along US 12. Lansing reports 1928 automobile license receipts to be issued December 1. Langsing (Lansing) details the death of Mrs. Hima Lake from a brain injury caused by a childhood bullet incident.
The governor outlines planned improvements on U.S. routes including Detroit to Sag inaw and Midland to Clare with surveys and bids upcoming. He notes payments of county debts, explains funding constraints, and cites Clare County gains and highways funding tensions. Reports of local incidents and organizational plans follow, including deaths, a poultry association, a bank holdup, and a hospital project in Caro.
A Dutch observer recalls a three year old’s unique speech describing a horse with a long chin and a mouth at its end, and his remark about robins and pigeons in the yard noting their red tummies. The vignette captures simple, vivid interpretations of animals and birds.
A fragment describes wild ducks and geese forming a triangle to conserve energy during long migrations with the bravest bird at the front and another bird taking over as fatigue sets in.
The insect known as the boll weevil arrived after crossing the Rio Grande in 1899 and has since spread from 40 to 180 miles annually, now covering the majority of the cotton states.
A reflective line from Montaigne on the purpose of learning. It questions whether knowledge serves any end without true understanding guiding its use. The aphorism implies that comprehension completes study and renders learning meaningful.
A sapphire weighing nine carats in the British Museum reportedly contains a bubble of carbonic acid gas that appears and disappears with temperature. The cavity may hold gas under high pressure, becoming visible at the gas's critical point.
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