Local Ad Rates and Line Pricing Note
Liner and reading notices priced at 10 cents per line. Agricultural fillers quoted at 6 cents per hue. A heading adds ten cents.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1928
Page
6
Liner and reading notices priced at 10 cents per line. Agricultural fillers quoted at 6 cents per hue. A heading adds ten cents.
Default exists on a 1927 mortgage by O B H Lathrop and Bessie to Robert Thompson. The sale is set for November 22, 1928 at 10:00 am at the front door of the Court House in Harrison to satisfy the debt of 169.44 dollars plus 30 dollars attorney fee and costs. Property is the south half of lot 4 in block 24 in Farwell Village, Clare County, including building and contents.
Herb Schraedey returns to his father's farm while Vina Garshow and Uttle daughter visit Flint. Lena Battles enjoys two weeks of vacation near Two Rivers. Lena Frees calls on Mrs. Joe Youman. Residents report digging potatoes and husking corn as daily work.
Miner Kress and Brakenan on the AA RR spent Saturday at home while Cray ranch shipped two carloads last week.
A local shoe repairer advertises heel realignment and sole work to extend shoe life. Offers Oak, Chikome and Composition soles with emphasis on health, comfort, appearance, and economy.
Mrs Lettie Hunter hosted visitors including Wis Hughes and a Beaverton agent who sold a McCormick Deering No 3 cream separator. Miss Florence Alger and Miss Mayela Brunswick traveled from south of Rosebush to spend part of the week with Mrs Hunter. Zeno Budd visited his aunt and had dinner there.
Mr and Mrs Paul Moore and family along with Mr and Mrs C G Moore and Mrs A Curtis motored to Saginaw to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Clyde Curtis and family joined by Arden Light visited Mrs Allen's mother Mrs Estella Payne. Guy Light met Jim Catren and Fred Double then all traveled to Grayling on business. Robbie Fanning spent the day with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Mike Panning and Mrs Wm Forger. Dorothy Bringman visited her parents. Miss Bringman and family noted. Nettie Mary Brown returned from Grand Rapids with her father en route to the Philippines Islands. Mrs Baton ill at her son's home. Amos Hitchcox of Chicago visited his wife Ethel Hitchcox nee Migs Ethel Graham. Charles Burnett and family visited Mrs Guy Light. Harry Simpson returned Monday from visiting relatives in several cities. Migs O Dale Schaaf stayed with cousins Betty and Jean Schaaf. Leigh Wilson of Grand Rapids was in town on business.
Sawyer from Owosso spent Sunday with family while John Muringham and wife visited their cottage and Duck hunt. Beehler family visits Clare. road graveling to Farwell praised. box social at Kube school. rat farm under construction at Hemlock lake. multiple locals travel for business and family visits.
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