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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
5
Fragmented timetable notes for Pere Marquette routes show trains going west to Harrison and Leota with morning and evening departures. Mixed trains, daily services, and specific arrival times are listed with partial references to Arbor and Booths lines and exceptions on weekends.
Mrs Grace Cooper of Caro visits this week with Wm Caple and wife. E G Hanchett of Nebraska visits his brother A O Hanchett. Mrs Duncan Rogoff Sheridan operated last Monday. Des Reeder and Maynard assisted. The Calkins hire Rollo Knox from Tacoma as clerk. Earl Dwyer to study at Big Rapids. Mrs W H Moyer Greenwood returns from Bitely following her mother Mary Higley’s illness and death. Noris Miden and family guests of his parents. he will move to Ewart for a position with Davy and Co. A J Doherty left for Chicago and Montreal trip. Mrs Doherty joins later. Mr and Mrs Carl Koeppen of Toledo visit O Whitlock. on way from Wisconsin to Hemstreat farm. Ralph Thompson Jr departs for Buffalo after family visit. stops at Bay City for reunion. A R MacKenzie family leaves for Alpena after extended visit. Bay City stop for reunion. N F Geeck hosts Peter Geeck, Frank Geeck, Thurlow Geeck of Owosso for two days. D Ward auction sale at Lake George. estate disposals with woods selling above appraisal. Dows bring 357. other items 125 above estimate. Supervisors Brown Harrison and Gordon Hatton inspect Howe drain in Sheridan yesterday. Victor Derby of Grand Rapids visits brother OS in Clare. employed by Michigan Electrical Co with headquarters at Flint.
A terse verse sketches a family aiding Bill and Mandy and the mother negotiates Hollister's Rocky Mountain fee. The lines note E. A. Anderson and include the number 42-5, suggesting a ledger or memo.
Local religious leaders announce services and meetings across several churches. Details include itineraries for pastors McAllistor Waldelich Edinger Shipway Quintom Walker and others, with altars societies ladies aid guild and home mission activities. Also includes a health advisory for dysentery and a note on Chamberlains remedy.
Detroit markets show cattle steady at prior week levels with varied grades from steers to canners and milkers, plus veal and hogs up to 85 cents. Grain futures list wheat, corn, oats, rye, beans, and seed values, with price ranges and cash notes, while dairy and produce items fill the week’s rolls. East Buffalo and Michigan items noted with wholesale and retail price cues.
Reporting across Michigan details fires causing $8 000 in damage to George W Karpus furniture dry goods at Bay City. Ex sheriff Gratiot county and former state oil inspector Pettit dies of typhoid in Ithaca. Port Huron charter move to five commissioners. Saginaw banker Harvey dies suddenly. Also notes storms in copper country with injuries from lightning and other local incidents and civic notices.
The State Department released the treaty declaring Korea part of Japan as a sovereign entity and outlining effects on existing treaties. The announcement notes continued Korean schedules on foreign imports and coastwise trade for ten years and confirms Japan’s copyright and patent laws extended to Korea.
The Salt Palace, a famed Salt Lake City salt structure and amusement venue with a bicycle saucer track, was destroyed by fire causing $25,000 in losses. The New York North Americans M C A records show 2 017 associations and $67 865 000 in property. Defective wiring identified as the cause.
Several aeroplane pilots assembling on the aviation field at Atlantic will participate in the Harvard Atlantic aviation meet from September 3 to 15. They plan to repeat Paul Revere's historic ride through Middlesex County as part of the event.
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