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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
4
The page lists grain rates and produce items with figures for Wheat White No 3 and No 2, Barley, Buckwheat, oats, butter and eggs. It notes quoted prices and department sellers, including L W Jacusan and vendors for dressed poultry and other goods.
Prof Gardner of Michigan Agricultural College notes favorable conditions raise state apple yield but stresses profit hinges on quality. A central grower who sold standard winter apples at a margin shows better care and thorough spraying paid off. He urges growers to prune spray and fertilize for consistent market advantage.
Farwell community reports a week of visits and travels. Residents Mrs. Maurer and Mr. Lawrence left for Greenville. Forest Howell and Kenny Bahcock were seen about town. many relatives visited, including Miss Henrietta Dusigan and Mrs. Ira Boger. Fire, school events, and theater plans appear alongside church and fair preparations.
Farewell to the Fuller family of about twelve years in the town. Mr. Fuller worked in Real Estate and Insurance and was active before illness. Mrs. Fuller led in the W C T U and local groups with musical talent and leadership. Their daughter My shows musical promise. No public reception was held due to illness. May they find success in their new home.
The Culbin sands near Nairn and Zigin on the Moray Firth are described as the sole sand desert in Britain. The author notes this country was fertile and cultivated only a few centuries ago.
A fragment notes a man who admits to being a crook and takes pride in his craft, claiming long experience and skill. The terse item hints at a deliberate boast by a criminal figure, suggesting notoriety or local notoriety.
A man visited and discussed a book asserting universal freedom and equality. He claimed to offer access only to a limited circle deemed "the best people."
The article notes Queen Victoria valued opals and diamonds, contrasting Empress Eugenie’s fear. Victoria had a parure of opals and diamonds made as wedding gifts for each of her daughters.
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