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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1920

Page

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Purposes and Aims of the Farm Bureau Discussed by Straights Visit

x Senator B E Straight of Coldwater spoke on farmer cooperation and fair share of product value. He cited 85 000 Bureau members in Michigan and noted national parallels with the Federation of Labor and 7 000 000 farmers in the United States. The meeting at the Auditorium attracted a fair attendance as Mr Bennett of Gladwin outlined local organizing progress including an elevator at Gladwin and a creamery at Beaverton.

Wm. Bowler Bennett Gladwin Gladwin Co Beaverton Bureau B. E Grange Gleaners Oakland County Federation of Labor United States

Central Normal to Offer Special Six Weeks Course for Beginners

Central Michigan Normal School at Mt. Pleasant will repeat this fall the Special Six Weeks Course for beginning teachers. Subjects include Beginning Reading Observation Course of Study and a choice of Agriculture Arithmetic Geography U S History and Grammar. Course aims to fill rural school vacancies. The Normal opens Sept 27 with expected large enrollment.

Central Michigan Normal School Mt. Pleasant U. S

Obituary Notice for Alonzo Tatman of Clare County Ohio

Alonzo Tatman born October 23 1853 in Clare mont County Ohio died September 9 1920. He married Mary Catherine Berry December 24 1881 and they had five children. He moved from Saginaw to Clare in 1891. Funeral by Rev A P Mac Donald was held at the M S church with Masonic honor. He leaves a wife and children and two sisters survive.

Alonzo Tatman Claremont County Ohio Gene E. Tatman Mary Catherine Berry Mr. Tatman Clare Saginaw A. P. Mac Donald M.S

Clare City Common Council Proceedings 1920

Proceedings of a special Clare Common Council meeting August 26 1920 led by Mayor Doherty with roll call and votes on street graveling at cemetery, cemetery board recommendations, a city loan of 2600, street hitching posts, roof repairs, and court action to restrain M J Butterfield cider mill. Adjournment notes City Clerk A L Rogers.

Common Council Doherty Ald Dwyer Johanon Mazon Smaley Hampton Reeder Reede Yeas Nays Naya Johnson Cemetery Board Mason City of Clare City of Clare Smalley Reader Ald. Smalley Sourth Clare Roller Mills Third Street City Park Beech Street Ald. Mason Ald. Dwyer 1St. Ward City Ware Atty. C. A. Raading M. J. Butterfiehd Eaid Mt. Pleasant and Public Utilities Commission Central Mid. Light & Power Co N Motion Council A. J. Doherty A. L. Rogers

Beaverton Man Opens Ice Cream and Butter Plant Here

Floyd E. Shorp, former Beamer Building owner from Beaverton, arrives in Clare to install machinery for ice cream and butter. He appears energetic, and The Sentinel believes the venture will succeed and welcomes him to town.

Floyd E. Shorp Beemer Beaverton

Clover seed yield noted by Brown Corners writer

Brown Corners correspondent reports Charles Kleinhardt threshed 27 bushels of clover seed from 43 acres. Seed price has spiked to 630.00 per bushel in spring, suggesting a strong return from this crop even at lower current prices.

Brown Corners Chas. Kleinhardt

Card of Thanks for Sickness and Death

We thank friends for assistance during illness and passing of our loved one Opra Bond Frea Bond and families express gratitude for floral offerings. Signed by Opra Bond Frea Bond and the Brookes Garland Landers Allbee Bond families.

Opra Bond Frea Bond G. O. Brookes Floyd Garland B. I. Landers Frank Allbee Bros Bond Margaret Bond

Trailer-Manufactory Deals Hover Over Chamber Meeting

The Clare chamber meeting discussed pending deals with trailer maker Mr Bether of Brown City who seeks a new site with better rail access. The group explored selling road leveler stock to Mr Sorton of Manistee and invited Mr Horton to invest. A committee was formed to finalize the Furnace Building matter with Mr Hebber and Mr Horton to resolve differences and secure the project.

Chamber of Commerts Pres Capie Bether Brown City Clare Saginaw John Northon Sorton Manistee Horton Jas. S. Bicknell M. B. Gallagher Pres. Caple Hebber Sir. Horton

Forest Service warns on timber depletion and wastage

The U S Forest Service issues two pamphlets on timber depletion and lumber prices. They claim timber is used four times faster than growth and saw timber five times faster than grown. Over 86 million acres of land that could grow timber is unproductive waste.

U.S. Forest Service Dept. of Agriculture Washington

Washington note on Geo Bates enjoying McKenna life

In Washington a brief letter from Geo Bates, Ordering Sectine, says he is now at McKenna and likes the country. He plans to stay there during the rainy season, which outsiders describe as a light mist that rarely hinders outdoor activity.

Geo. Bates McKenna Wash Littis

Red Cross Agent to Help Ex-Service Men Claims

Miss Gladys Hunt of the Home Service Section of the American Red Cross will be in Clare until Saturday evening and in Harrison on Monday Sept 20 to assist ex-service men in adjusting claims. S. C. Kirkbride, chairman, American Red Cross.

Gladys Hunt Home Service Section American Red Cross Clare Harrison S. C. Kirkbride

Appointed Supervisor in 2nd Ward Replaces Lamont

Cise Derby has been appointed supervisor for the 2nd Ward in place of D.8 S. Lamont whose condition rendered him unable to discharge the duties of the office.

Cise Derby D. 8 S. Lamont

List of Jurors Drawn for September Term of Court

The following jurors are drawn for the September term: Arthur Frank Acre Sen. Franklin Geo. Smith Freeman A E Achard Fred Cosgreve Garfield Al Tryon Jr Grant Sam Henderson Greenwood F B Jacobs Hamilton Jac H Bunting Hatton Ban Youmana Hayes Fred Sébaaf Lincoln Mrs Frank Newsom Ralph Cowles Redding John Balus Arthur C Hail Sheridan A M Leith Summerfield Henry Herzgey Surray Melvin Smith Winterfield Chas Goodrich Clare 1st Ward Fred Smalley Clare 2nd Ward Hiram Burd Clare 3rd Ward Joan Aslins Harrison 1st Ward Maron Caner Harrison 2nd Ward Jees Smitley Harrison 3rd Ward Jess Allen

Wilsons League Issue Beats Democrats In Maine Race

The Maine election was waged on the League of Nations demand with Democrats backing President Wilson and Republicans claiming a 70 000 margin. Cox is predicted to suffer a crushing defeat and Wilson is urged to lead as a candidate, with a referendum called for the people.

Maine League of Nations Wilson Cox Traft Mr. Wilson

Southern Democrat Dissatisfaction and Pierce Critique

Rev J D Pierce M D of Birmingham Alabama states he has been a southern citizen since 1982. He reports many acquaintances unhappy with their party machine and especially the Wilson league of nations. He says returning soldiers oppose the league and suggests a south election on issues could favor the Republicans.

Rev J. D. Pierce Birmingham Ala South Wilson League of Nations League of Nations Menitea

Meeting With Success In Farm Bureau Drive

Manager Mastick reports success in local Farm Bureau efforts with 12 workers securing 82 members in Grant township and 132 in Sheridan. Yesterday teams covered Hayes Summerfield and Hamilton while others continued to sign up remaining targets in the Gret trip through the townships.

Mastick Farm Bureau Grant Township Sheridan Storce Hayes Summerfield Hamilton

First woman drawn for Clare County circuit court jurors

The juror list for the coming term includes Mrs Frank Newsom of Lincoln. She may be the first woman ever drawn to serve as a juror in Clare County circuit court.

Frank Newsom Lincoln

Thanks for Support After Bereavement

The family expresses sincere gratitude to all who helped during their bereavement. They thank the Methodist choir the Masons State and Rev MacDonald for comfort. Mrs A Tatmen and family Rev Hoesacke visited In Saaina several days this week.

Methodist Masons State MacDonald A. Tatmen Hoesacke Saaina

Appreciation Letter From James Bicknell to Clare County

James Bicknell extends hearty thanks to the people of Clare County for the splendid primaries vote. He expresses gratitude and pledges continued service to the community.

Clare County

Michigan wheat variety tests show New Fultz and Red Rock lead

Michigan Agricultural College reports wide yield gaps among wheat varieties in tests across Branch Monroe Van Buren and Wayne counties. New Fultz and Red Rock averaged about 20 bushels per acre, vs American Banner 16.5 and Lancaster 14.5. Other tests in Saginaw St Clair and Tuscola counties highlight Egyptian Berkeley and Red Rock as top performers.

Michigan Farm Crops Department Michigan Agricultural Cullegs Branch Monroe van Buren Wayne New Fultz Red Rock Lancaster Kasored Saginaw St. Clair Tuscola Berkely D. F. Rainey M.A

Michigan Retail Dry Goods Meet in Siginaw September

The Michigan Retail Dry Goods Association convenes in Saginaw on September 15 and 16 with a program for members. On September 16 Congressman Patrick Kelley will speak, presenting the topic Dont Rock the Boat.

Michigan Retail Dry Goods Association Siginaw Cong Patrick H. Kelley

Typographical Error Corrects Chiropractic Ad

In the last issue an ad for B. G. Chase of Mt Pleasant listed afternoons instead of forenoon. Chase visits on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for chiropractic treatments and has rooms at the Jones houses on E South 3rd Street.

B. G. Chase Mt.Pleasant Jones Houses

Change Of Meetings For Farmers At Brown Corners

Farm Bureau meetings set for Arthur Town Hall and Hatton Town Hall Thursday evening September 23 will be held at Brown Corners School House instead. Farmers of Arthur and Hatton are notified of the change.

Farm Bureau Arthur Town Hall Hatton Town Hall Brown Corners School House Arthur and Hatton

Auto Trip to Los Angeles by Oliver and Family

Mr. and Mrs. Johno L. Oliver and their son Jas James Clare plan an extended auto journey to Los Angeles. They will travel southwesterly through Indiana Illinois Missouri Kansas Colorado New Mexico and Arizona before reaching California. No return date set. they intend to winter in California and later head north on return.

Johno L. Oliver A. J. Cluce Jas Los Angeles California Conree South Bend Terre Haute Indiana Springfield Tll Kansas City Missouri Kansas Colorado New Mexico Arizonas Astor House Jas. Clare Arizona

Isaac Robin Loar of Elm Grove Passes in 1920

Isaac Robin Loar born March 29 1856 in Paulding Co Ohio married Celestina Clementz in 1879. They moved to Ciara Co in 1890 and farmed until his death September 6 1920. He leaves wife two living children and 11 grandchildren. funeral handled by Elder Teed and burial at Cherry Grove.

Elm Grove Paulding Co Onio Celestina Clementz Lula Ciara Co Church of Goa Elim Grove Elder Teed Cherry Grove

Five Auctions This Week Reported With Stock and Goods

Weekly auction notices list sales by Fred Bauer on Sept 22 and Mer Austin on Sept 23 including stock tools grain fodder and household goods. Additional sales at Farwell Sept 25 and Sept 27 by Hyslop and Bert Chapman feature cattle sheep farm supplies and grain with lunch and forthcoming full lists.

Fred Bauer Grant Thea. Groves Mer Austin Haa Lake Station Hals Edgar Work Guctisameser Bert Chapman

Taxpayers notice on Mapie Street special tax collection

Edith B. Stevens City Treasurer will be at Citizens State Bank on Friday afternoon to receive payment for the Mapie street special tax.

Citizens State Bank Mapie Street Edith B. Stevens

Notice for Cleaning and Pressing at 105 E. 4th St

John Rodabaugh announces his cleaning and pressing business at 105 E. 4th St inviting old customers and new patrons to bring in fur coats before cold weather.

Tam A& My E. 4Th St John Rodabaugh

Indiana Lump Coal Price Message at Clare Elevator Co

Two cars of lump coal offered in Indiana at $12.00 per ton. Described as clean burning and among the best coals from Indiana fields. Clare Elevator Co. announcing availability and price.

Indiana Clare Elevator Co

Revival Services at Clare Baptist Church

Revival meetings in progress at the Clare Baptist Church led by S. J. Brooks of JaGiaon Michigan. He preaches a gospel of full and free salvation. Divine Healing Sunday at 3 p m. All are welcome.

Baptist Church Clare S. J. Brooks JaGiaon, Mich

McAdoo Attacks Light Wine and Beer in Prohibition Debate

William G. McAdoo frames prohibition as essential and warns that any license for beer or light wine would undermine the Thirteenth Amendment. He argues that allowing such beverages would enable widespread adulteration and undermine enforcement, risking a return to widespread drinking. He cites the need for a constitutional amendment and federal safeguards.

Wm G. McAdoo Gov. Edwards New Jersey McAdoo Congress

Caple Buys Ball Ground and Plans 25 Homes Now

Caple buys Ball Grounds in the northwest city sector and contemplates erecting twenty five houses. The move aims to meet housing needs and create employment for many men this fall and winter as construction proceeds.

Caple

Gleason Addresses World Condition From Bible Standpoint

J. W. Gleason of Saginaw delivered a Sunday afternoon address at Duncan's Hall on The World's Condition from a Bible Standpoint. He may align with Adventist views, though he does not state his denomination explicitly. He is described as a close student of the Bible.

J. W. Gleason Saginaw Duncan’s Hall Glenaon

Secretaries Talk On Diverse People At Society Meeting

Field Secretary Mrs Adelaide Snow of the Woman's Home Missionary Society spoke at the September 8 meeting. Her message focused on people in America, noting many are not Americans or Christians, and highlighting a German born town in Ohio where only one family is not German born.

Adelaide Snow Woman’s Home Missionary Society America Lees

Also Mentioned on This Page

Forest Service James Bicknell Retail Dealers Association Southern Isaac Robin Loar the Sentinel A. W. Austin Fred Hyslop L. c. Fox WM. G. McAdoo Wim. H. Caple Home Missionary Society
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