Card of Appreciation from Clare County Voter John White
John White extends thanks to Clare County voters who supported him in the recent election section. He signs respectfully.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
2
Appreciation From Clare Voters Supports Calliban
Sheral M. Calliban thanks voters in Clare and the Clare-Osceola district for support at the primary election. She expresses gratitude for the backing and goodwill from the community.
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Clare
Clare-Osceola
Sheral M. Calliban
Words of Appreciation From Arthur D Johnson
Arthur D Johnson thanks Clare County voters for their primary election support and pledges service, inviting constituents to call on him whenever he can help.
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Clare County
Arthur D, Johnson
Campaign note honors primary supporters and county vote
Richard Emerson thanks supporters in the primary and Osceola County for their home vote. He notes he lost to Osceola County but appreciates the backing and expresses respect.
Thanking Clare County Voters After September Primary
A grateful message thanks Clare county voters for support shown at the September 4 primary. The speaker expresses appreciation and good wishes for the electorate.
County Agricultural Agent to Be in Clare Saturday
The County Agricultural agent P. D. Gibson will be at the Farmers' Independent Produce Co. store all day Saturday and each Saturday after. Local farmers are urged to consult the agent for soil lime testing and fertilizer guidance. Bring soil samples from 8 to 12 inches deep, including high and low spots.
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P. D. Gibson
Farmers’ Independent Produce Co
Clare
Gibson
Boxing Card Set For Mt Pleasant September 18
Boxing contests of 82 rounds will be held at the Mt Pleasant fair grounds Tuesday evening September 18 at 830. Battling Gorsline of Brown City meets Chas Anderson of Ludington in a ten round heavyweight bout with five other contests of six and four rounds featuring experienced boxers. Tickets available in Clare at Joslin restaurant or Chic Brown barber shop.
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Fair Grounds
Mt. Pleasant
Battling Gorsline
Brown City
Chas. Anderson
Ludington
Clare
Joslin
Chic Brown
Adv
No Man Is a Hero to His Biographer
A brief reflection from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on how biographers shape legacy, noting that personal heroism is often reassessed in later tellings and that public memory can diverge from private deeds.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Lakeside log cottage with 33x66 lot for sale
Early fall specials list a log cottage with 2 rooms downstairs and 1 bedroom, screened porch, and split stone fireplace. On a 33 by 66 foot lot the property is offered for 900 dollars with half down.
Cupid Up-to-date at high school auditorium
A community event titled Cupid Up-to-date will be held at the high school auditorium on October 12. Adv notices advertise related sales and local shop events. Weekly social updates mention visits by Frank Stetson, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jackson, and others, plus oblique notes on insurance and moving households.
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Stenaman Ssindloemndy
St. Ceceila Society
Gale
W. W.W. Hurd
Evart
Frank Stetson
Detroit
M. R. Howlett
A. N. Brig. Ady
Lee. Jackson
Robert
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Ladies Union
A. J. Kane
Sam. Loomis
White's
Fruit, & Plural Farm
Bruit & Moral Farm
A. Gerow
Chas. King
Myre
Tony
O'Mealey
Vopemish
West Fifth Street
Clare
Kalamazoo
B A. Anderson Drug Store
Cream Higgs Market Report on Page six Rye New Oats
Market report notes Rye prices and new oats, with mention of miscellaneous items. Hints at hides and fowl values, but text is fragmentary and incomplete.
Dances of Long Ago in Infinite Variety
Archaeologists in Asia uncover evidence of lost civilizations and primitive dances. The article discusses how early dances were likely slow and dignified, inferred from sculpture and painting, with travelers like Scott Willott providing imagined examples of Australian kangaroo dances and Adamanese war dances.
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Asia
Scott Willott
Montreal
Marriage odds in Capper's Weekly findings
Capper's Weekly reports that among nine single men age twenty, three marry within five years, with similar odds for young women. At twenty-five, five women yield less than one marriage before thirty. Men over thirty have better than one in four chances, and each five years up to fifty halves marriage expectancy.
Ocean shipping blamed for rainfall drop suggests oil film theory
Indian meteorologist proposes that modern ocean transport reduces world rainfall by creating a minuscule oil film on seas. Flo supports that an oil film might prevent evaporation, the primary source of rain, explaining a fifty year rainfall decline.
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India
Flo
Letter to Beethoven Reaches Vienna From Province
A letter addressed to the composer Beethoven arrived in Vienna from two provincial women. They wished to enroll a daughter in his tuition after hearing his music. The post delivered it to the house where Beethoven lived and died, but the concierge denied his residence, sending the letter to the dead letter office.
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Beethoven
Vienna
Samming It Up The tithe a country of discoveries
A reflective note on a nation where new findings emerge regularly and curiosity drives progress. The phrase hints at ongoing exploration and the value placed on uncovering hidden truths within a broad landscape.
Friday School Day Plans Highlight Clare County Fair Attendance
Schools urged to close Friday to boost turnout for the Clare County Fair events. A substantial prize will go to the school or classroom with the highest attendance, while rules outline exhibit displays, entry requirements, and premiums paid to schools rather than individuals.
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Clare County
Buck
Brindle
Harrison
Jack
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Julia Battle
The Family extends thanks to friends and neighbors for help during the illness and death of our dear mother Mrs. Julia Battle. Your kindness is deeply appreciated.
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Julia Battle
Family
Family mourns loss with thanks to Burt Friz and friends
Words fail us in expressing appreciation to Elder Burt, Mr. and Mrs. Friz, the singers and many friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during our bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Maitland Mrs. Peter Akey
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Burt
Friz
Malcolm Maitland
Peter Akey
Bereavement Thanks From Local Families
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during our bereavement. Appreciation for floral offerings singers and Rev A P MacDonald for Words of comfort. Signed Mr and Mrs Frank Wilds and family and Mr and Mrs Dudley Dale and family.
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A. P. MacDonald
Frank Wilds
Dudley Dale
Bereaved Family Thanks Friends for Support
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during the loss of their baby girl. Grateful thanks go to Prof. Peterson, the singers, Rev. Rowe, and Mr. and Mrs. Friz for their thoughtfulness. Mr. and Mrs. Truman V. Smith and son Layle Vernell sign.
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Peterson
Rowe
Mrs. Friz
Layle Vernell
Acknowledgments for Kind Deeds After Loss
Expressions of gratitude from the Tryon and Sowle families note heartfelt thanks to neighbors friends and Rev Wilson for comfort during the death of their little darling Wava including thanks for floral offerings singing and support from Mrs Mather Ma Calvin Tryon and Mr and Mrs Sowle and Muir families.
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Rev. Wilson
Wilson
Mather
Calvin Tryon
Wava
Wm. Sowle
Sam’ Muir
Rare feat: one in twenty thousand reaches century mark
A historical note states that among humans, only one person in twenty thousand lives to reach a hundred years. It highlights the rarity of centenarians and reflects on life expectancy patterns of the era.
Spoilers Talk Causes A Philosophical Pause
A Woman's Home Companion essayist argues that most people are spoiled, spoiling others, or aiding spoilage, reflecting on character and moral decline with a perceptive, wry tone.
Essentials for Girls Teach Dance and Sewing First
A Women’s Home Companion line urges girls to learn dancing and sewing to master using both hands and feet, framing practical arts as essential foundations for female conduct.
Moffat Tunnel In Colorado Costs 18 Million
The Moffat tunnel through the Rockies in Colorado extends over six miles and required a construction expenditure of 18 million dollars.
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Cesity
Moffat
Rockies
Colorado
Teaches Free of Charge Experience as Great Teacher
A Des Moines Register snippet praises unpaid teaching experiences as valuable lessons. It highlights dedication of instructors who work without complaint over compensation, framing such service as an effective educational model.
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Des Moines Register
Gravity and Apples Defy Heaven in Old Bog Note
W. B G. quotes a folklore bog that claims gravity explains why an apple does not eat into heaven, presenting a humorous science pointer framed as a quirky observation from a pamphlet or note.
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Science Towlers
W. B G
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