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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1923
Page
8
Classified notice in a historic brief advert. Appears to list sale or rental terms with old spelling and pricing, indicating per-word charges. Includes phrasing about numbers of initials counting as words and advance payment requirement.
Extreme fall weather causes many colds and coughs. Foley's Honey and Tar offers quick relief for throat chest bronchial trouble and croup with no opiates. Marketed as the world's best selling cough medicine, sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick Clare and William Burston Farwell.
Little Lola Hartman is sick with tonsillitis. Cecil Gordon returned home after a week in Bay City. Pearlie Oiea and John Gordon were out of school driving cattle. The family made a trapeze in the school yard and used it often. Entertainment was postponed to Friday the 26th due to missing actors. The trapeze performer fell from a tree and injured his stomach. Mrs. Geo Bates and two girls visited Mrs. Salsley last Tuesday.
Mrs Henry Reynolds spent a week with her parents in Big Rapids before southward winter plans. Orpha and Vivian LaLone of Pontiac visited Mrs Gus Williams. Kate Sutton takes a week off with pupils to help harvest potatoes. Helen Sutton stayed with Mrs Lawrence Robinet at Bowler farm. An additional baby girl arrived Monday October 22 to Mr and Mrs Emmet Sutton. Mrs Gaddy’s milk run ended with a buggy wreck when her horse spooked at the train.
Mr and Mrs Harold K Horton are the proud parents of a baby boy born Saturday October 20 Father and mother are well The child is named William Arthur Horton Mrs Pomeroy of Arthur visited granddaughter Mrs Cliff Price Lew Pomeroy of Arthur had dinner with G A Horton and family Flossie Bitler and family from Mt Pleasant visiting Mt Pleasant residents Mae Chamberlain Ruth and Percy Hitler from Mt Pleasant spent the weekend with A S Keyser family W B Silver has returned from Lansing Walter Matthews and family visited G A Horton’s home
Kalamazoo Harold Wheeler was named president of the Michigan Library Association at the thirty third annual meeting in Kalamazoo. Other items note resignations in Lansing and regional public notices including county tax figures for Monroe and automotive power outage in Big Rapids.
Carelessness blamed for a three week blaze in Ontonagon County that destroyed forests farms and moonshine dens. Firefighters say illicit whiskey operations flourished here with six still ruins found within three square miles south of Ontonagon. Timber losses and housing damage mount with numerous timberjacks killed and growers facing huge losses.
Rhinelanders announced a Rhineland republic in Aix la Chapelle after seizing public buildings at 4 am. Separatists displayed green, white and red flags and posted proclamations pledging liberty, peace and bread while warning against resistance and promising food and work.
The American Society of Civil Engineers will study data from the Japan disaster to guide engineers in building structures and subterranean works capable of withstanding earthquakes. Colonel John Milla of Cleveland former Army Engineer Corps announced the focus and expected to place data of great service for future generations.
An incomplete OCR fragment lists numbers and prices with unclear names including Mills and Clare Oity Mills. The text shows euro-like values such as 495 95 50 388 and 10.00 12.00 42.00, but no coherent event, entity, or context is discernible.
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