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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1931
Page
8
The notice urges readers to evaluate the new vault ventilation and continuous burglar alarm system before considering the annual two dollar rental. It stresses that merits must win approval and invites patrons to visit Clare A State Bank to learn more.
The notice lists the forty fifth annual Clare fair at Harrison September 16 to 19. It notes the King's Daughters event hosted by Mrs Walter Foell next Thursday afternoon and the Clare Study Club meeting at Mrs M. Harris home on Tuesday September 15 with guest speaker Mrs Cora Wilson Johnstone. Also the Guild gathering next Wednesday at Mrs R I Hether s cottage by Budd Lake with a pot luck lunch and transportation help from Mrs C A Wellman or Mrs A B Wyte.
Classified items include furnished suite for college girls with light housekeeping at 702 S College apply Mrs Fuller. Also wheat and oat straw wanted at Clare County Infirmary via Jos Hendrie Clare or Jos A Stanley Farwell. Sale on groceries at Chaffee's this weekend. Garage for rent by Thomas G Holbrook.
Financial record shows receipts of 47.60 from the reunion with expenses totaling 47.60. Items include printing, stamps, tableware, food costs, race premiums, and fuel, with the district covering bun and pie costs and thanks extended by director Wim Krell.
The Clare Shipping Association sets shipments for Tuesday September 22 and October 6. Contact H. A. Dawson at 220F21 or visit the Sentinel office to arrange rope pickup using a grain bag for tying corn or other tasks.
A long list of local items reports deaths by suicide and accident, court actions, weather, forest notes, and community updates. Notable entries include Mart-Harold Brillhart and George Boyd deaths, a Kalamazoo flag salute, a mastodon find, and a Plymouth couple celebrating seventy years of marriage.
The piece argues that turnout in municipal elections is often low and that the unexercised vote could shift public life toward high moral ideals. It stresses that voting is a citizen's duty, essential for liberty and happiness, and warns that neglect leads to corruption.
A fragment quotes Gabby Gertie musing on whether buns are items one buys in a chop house. The note references the OWN Service and leaves unclear context about the source or event.
The Iron Cross of Lombardy is housed in the Cathedral of Monza located in Lombardy, Italy, noted as a precious relic within the church.
Michigan State College soils department urges farmers to compare fertilizer value by plant food units. A 24 unit blend delivers 24 pounds of plant food per 100 pounds, while 12 units yield 12 pounds. Lower unit counts can be costlier per unit. better grades 24 to 30 units advised.
We extend thanks to friends who assisted and sympathized during the illness and death of our husband and father. Also to Mrs. McAllister for hymns and Rev. Hard for his message. Mrs. Clarence Mance and family.
I thank all friends neighbors who helped put out the field fire Sunday August 30 and the Clare and Farwell fire department Mrs Herb Schroeder and family for their aid.
The fourth Ram Truck tour displays yearlings from Shropshire Hampshire and Oxford breeds with additional breeds by request. Buyers may reserve rams with no deposit and replace unsatisfactory choices on delivery. Aged rams offered at lower prices. all rams carry breeder status with proper care.
Clare Sentinel notice advertises livestock sales with shipping date on Tuesday September 15 and 29. Contact P F Geed at telephone 139 for terms and delivery options.
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