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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
2
Readers in locale offered liners and reading notices at 10c per line with 10c extra for headings. The note requests Friends of Tax SENTINEL to ask Judge Dorsey that THE CLARE SENTINEL handle probate notices.
The article traces Michigan primary history from 1904 to 1913, criticizing dual elections and party enrollment. It argues for blanket ballots and strict party registration, noting voter manipulation risks and urging the next legislature to restore or repeal party enrollment to ensure political decency.
Local items report new buildings on 6th street and improvements to homes and offices. Edgar Welch returns from Imlay City visit. E J Prentins searches for quarry site in Paulding. Ed Hawkins visits Clare from Ypsilanti. Wm Goodman buys Main street lots for a future dwelling. Perry moves law office to new quarters over the bank. Loomis grain mill project advances with a $ bonus from Wise township residents. School meeting approved $1800 budget with a $300–$400 reserve for next term. Bridal nuptials occur at Vernon City as Nettie Hicknell and John W Dunlop wed with Rev. Ch F Tuttle presiding. The newlyweds depart for Canada before returning to Clare.
Miss Leota Gardiner and Miss Julia Quinn left Monday for teaching positions in Coleman. Miss Lottie Brace departed for Farwell. Local residents and visitors include Mr and Mrs Lennie Hampton in Fortin to watch auto races and several others visiting relatives in Rosebush Saginaw Lansing Checaning Flint and Detroit.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a brief payment or result result involving Teyonet and Qerstring. Names and details are unclear due to garbled text.
Albert Garcow and Vina Eshen wick wed by Rev. Waidlich at St. Louisa on Wednesday and start housekeeping at the groom’s farm. Wilf Bowiser pilots a new Ford. Frank Chaffee of Mt. Pleasant visited Lawrence Gibis over Sunday. Labor Day celebrations noted in Farwell. Mrs Enderle and two Ohio children visit her parents. Edith Hargrave began work at Holbrook’s store.
Mr and Mrs Frank Gureh attend the State Page at Detroi while visiting relatives there. Mrs H Raseed spent Sunday at the home of her parents.
Geo Barras of Clare and Mr and Mrs John Bowen with two Bone Mack and Kendle spent the latter part of the week at Lake George. Mrs F M Tubbs visited her mother Mrs L Wilson in Clare. Mr and Mrs Frank Lamphere and Mr and Mrs Chas Churchers attended the Detroit Fair. The Bowens hosted and Mr Wm Bowen spent the weekend at John's home. Try classified in next week.
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