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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
2
A Marquette to Harrison morning train schedule shift begins Tuesday with departures at 9:00 am and returns at 11:35 am on Tue Thu and Fri. The Clare community reports visits, school openings, reunions, and a county liquor law fine in Flint. Numerous local residents travel, host guests, and participate in church and club events across Clare and surrounding towns.
Osceola County representative George F. Roxburgh, a Reed City resident, seeks the State Senate after two terms in the House. The Grand Rapids Herald lauds him as a stalwart who backed the gas tax and champions clean constructive legislation, urging voters to support Roxburgh for this district.
Mr and Mrs Ray Lockwood spent the week with relatives in Flint Detroit and Fenton. Mr and Mrs D Crouse entertained friends Saturday night at their home in honor of the Misses Orts and their Detroit friends visiting the summer home here. Mrs Jessie Meyers was called to Battle Creek Tuesday to teach in her former position for several weeks.
The eight thousand paroled convicts and their associates form a Groesbeck bloc, expected to influence Michigan politics. Supporters claim obedience to laws and good conduct by opponents must overcome this group to achieve administrative change and security from thugs. Clare County Green for Governor Club.
A fashion note describes sturdy two piece dresses for kindergartners with bloomers, made of plaid gingham and chambray piping. The gingham border trims the skirt and blouse cuffs, offering practical play attire for young learners.
Four year old Jennie Marie slipped into a fish pond but was saved unharmed. She described the incident with a vivid remark noting only her hind feet were sticking out of the water.
Government notes that the dumdum bullet, a soft-nosed expanding projectile first manufactured at the Dumdum arsenal near Calcutta, India, was prohibited in warfare by the Hague Conference. The item’s origin and ban are summarized in current deliberations.
A historic hostelry near Shaftesbury, England, rebrands as The Listen Inn. The change signals a fresh identity for the long established lodging and pub aimed at boosting visitor appeal.
Bridge building is shown as an early craft with examples from China and Rome. The Verdun trench, a World War I relic, recalls French troops ready to charge before a German shell buried the unit, leaving only their bayonet tips visible in mud.
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