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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
2
The piece argues that without weather proof farm buildings grain feed crops and livestock suffer, leading to higher costs in dollars. It urges erecting necessary farm buildings this fall to protect high priced implements and machinery instead of letting them deteriorate in the open.
Editorial encourages readers to estimate costs themselves using durable lumber and paint to reduce depreciation grain and stock losses. The notice ends with a phone contact for assistance.
Adlerika removes gas in short minutes and brings out large amounts of old waste matter. Useful for constipation and stomach trouble, promoting relief without pills or tablets says Floyd Kirkpatrick, a Clare druggist.
The notice promotes various sale items with mixed phrasing. Deals include Red Front coffee by taste, Meeter’s sauerkraut packed 2 lbs per can at 11 1/2 cents, Evergreen Sweet Corn 1 lb cans at 22 cents per can, pure lard per pound, Wisconsin cream cheese, elbow macaroni, and gallon catsup priced around one dollar.
A large crowd gathered at John Bowen's home to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Brank Owens and their son Vern along with John Bowen and family as they prepare to move away. Edward Hanes brought his mother and sister home from Morrice for a short visit.
The Eagle column lists funeral services in Carson City for Rev. Frank Bates and multiple weekend visits among local families. Names include Hutchinsons, Klieners, Watsons, Bartons, Harrisons, and several others visiting in Clare, Colonville, and surrounding areas. A large Aid meeting occurred with quilt orders spreading across Michigan.
Local families from Clare North Vernon Coleman and Flint visited relatives in Vernon Hill area over the weekend. The sickly Robert Bauder remains slowly improving as connections grow with the Badgley and Bolen families along with cousins Mildred Davis and Dorothy Vergil.
Mrs Karl Owens and two children visited Monday with her mother Mrs Milo Myers. Mrs James Arrand visited last week in Plint with her sons Albert and Walter. Henry Snider of Lake Odessa and his uncle Howard Mussell of Rose bush visited over the weekend with their mother and sister Mrs George Snider and grandparents Mr and Mrs Jasper Snider.
Mr Gallis Will Long took their plague to Geneva hospital in Saginaw October 18 and are spending a few days there this week visiting relatives. Mrs Flora Richardson Mrs Hamilton and daughter Miss Dort Miriam Brasington of Alma are weekend guests of Melvin Brasington.
A fragment from a Boston transcript shows a speaker claiming seasickness teaches a harsh wisdom about life and legacy, as an elderly patient on a deck chair contrasts youth and danger with a chilling remark about murder and inheritance.
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