Subscription rates and publication details for Clare paper
The notice lists subscription prices: $1.00 per year or 60 cents for six months or 35 cents for three months. A one year credit rate is $1.25. It is printed weekly every Friday from the Senrinen Building on Fourth Street and entered as second class matter at Clare post office. Advertising copy must reach the office by Tuesday noon to ensure publication in the current week issue.
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Senrinen
Fourth Street
Post Ofice
Clare
Ny Clere County
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Voters urged to Shape State’s First Direct Senator Choice
A manifesto urging citizens to participate in the new direct senatorial selection warns of rumors and urges careful, informed voting. It calls for registering preferences for offices, considering candidates’ principles, and evaluating which nominee best represents party ideals.
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Vany
Direct nomination of U S senator praised for reform
The piece argues for direct nomination of U S senators to ensure candidates are chosen for fitness in legislation. It predicts benefits like avoiding deadlocks and bribery and reducing wealthy influence, urging voters to select the best qualified candidates and consider constitutional amendments to grant further electoral power.
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U.S
Denunciation of Republicans in Michigan
Questioning what Mr He mans can say after Mr Osborn speaks reveals partisan strategy. The Soo man is described as a shrewd politician who preempts Democratic messages by speaking first.
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Hemans
Michigan
Osborn
Soo Man
Dickinson Seen Best Fit for Lieut Governor Seat
Hon. L. D. Dickinson of Charlotte with three terms in the state senate is considered the best fitted candidate for Lieut. Governor. His nomination appears assured in the current political landscape.
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L. D. Dickinson
Charlotte
State Senate
Holbrook Expands to Wolsey Block Storefront
T. C. Holbrook rapidly moves his track, grocery and bazaar business to the Wolsey block, formerly the Wilson store, ready to serve old and new customers. He specializes in school books.
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T. C. Holbrook
Wolsey
Wilson
School books sold for cash only by Derby & Son
A local notice states that school books and school supplies will be sold for cash only due to small profit on books and losses on time sales. It urges customers to note the change and mentions Derby & Son and T. O. Holbrook.
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B.A. Derby & Son
T. O. Holbrook
Glare Board of Public Works Approves 4th Street Sewer Extension
The Glare Michigan Board of Public Works met August 17 with four members present. They accepted Thomas Sampson’s bid to extend the 4th Street sewer to Maple Street, adding a manhole on a six inch line, on a grade two feet lower than profile. The contract value is 130 dollars and involves coordinating with the P M and A R R Co for pro rata tax sharing. The chair adjourned the meeting pending further calls.
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Glare
Mich
Board of Public Works
Ward
Messrs
Orguse
Lewis
Shafer
Davy
Thos .Sampson
4Th St
Crousé
Thos
Sampson
Maple St
7Th St
City of
Clare
P.M
A. R. Co
David Ward
J.B. Doherty
Primary Election Notice in Clare Michigan 1910
General Primary Election set for September 6 1910 in Clare City for U S Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor and state and county offices. Also partisan delegates chosen in wards for county and state conventions with polling sites listed in First Ward Hose House Second Ward McKeever Building Third Ward City Hall. Additionally Clare ordinance regulates billiard rooms and penalties and is approved by Mayor Mulder with council action recorded.
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Clare
United States
Congress
Clare County
Michigan
Hose
City of
A. BE. Mulder
A. E. Mulder
J. B. Doherty
Ald
Bicknell
Yeas
J. EB. Doherty
iCity
Black Rockiller Stove Lesson and Rockefeller Motor Noise
A kitchen recipe blends meat and bread with onion and herbs then serves as commentary on John D. Rockefeller’s estate. It notes Bedford Run traffic issues and Rockefeller efforts to curb noisy chauffeurs. A separate tragic item reports Charles Liebe, 16, found strangled at his New York home by a belt.
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John D. Rockefeller
Bedford Run
Rockefeller Estate
Tarrytown
Pocantico Hills
Mr. Rockefeller
White
Chas
Liebe
New York
Republican County Convention Called for Clare County 1910
The Republican County Convention is set for September 14 1910 at 11 a m in Harrison to elect five delegates to the state convention in Detroit and conduct other business. Delegates are chosen at the September 6 primaries with district by district apportionment listed for Clare County.
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Republican State Central Committee
Court House
Harrison
Detroit
County of
Clare
Why Use Yeast Mrs Youngwed Bread Rise Question
Mrs Youngwed asks for a yeast solution to make bread rise. A floorwalker and alarm clocks appear as a quirky aside in the Boston Transcript's brief item.
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Boston Transcript
Royal finances compared as king costs vs presidential pay
The article compares royal and presidential salaries and expenses, noting Parliament funds the British crown and Congress funds the U.S. president. It traces shifts from hereditary revenues to specific appropriations for the crown and the lasting burden of royal expenditures.
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London
England
United States
Congress
First Printed Gazette Debut in Nuremberg 1457
The Gazette became the first printed newspaper when issued in Nuremberg in 1457. This milestone marked the birth of printed news and widespread information dissemination.
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the Gazette
Nuremberg
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