Auction Sales Prominent in Local Fall Market
Local notices tout forthcoming sales by Hyslop Farwell Fox Coffman Chapman Keller and others. Auctions feature stock tools grain fodder hay housewares and livestock with sales at 10 to 12:50 pm and free lunch served. Readers urged to advertise via Sentinel for optimal turnout and distance buyers welcome.
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Ely
Arge
Sentinelz
Necuione
Fred Byslop
Hyslop
Ann Arbor
Farwell
Krom
Geo. Javia
Jas
Bicker
Bert Chapman
Thea. Roves Auctioneer
Former Pastor Endorses Senator Harding in Minnesota Boost
Rev. D. B. Martin of Winnebago Minnesota, former Baptist pastor in Marion, praises Harding. He cites character traits from a past sermon, Republican leadership, and a nonradical approach to unite agricultural labor financial and public interests under Harding.
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Sen
Harding
D. B. Martin
Winnebago
Minn
Baptist Church
Marion Obie
Martin Save
Senator Harding
Senate
Ohio
Minnesota
Michigan
Chicago
Baptist
Mr. Harding
Great
Republican Party
Bose
Ita
Ito
Andy
Closing Out Sale at Demarests Great Bargain Store
The store announces a closing out sale with 20 to 60 percent savings on dry goods and shoes as it goes out of business. Listings include womens undergarments, men and boys winter wear, work jeans, coats, children's shoes, and durable dress shoes with prices noted.
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Boys
Bene Englich Drees
Childrens
Childrens Best Robbers
Mens
Artics
Election Scene At Fair With 1044 Votes Cast
Fragmentary notes report a fairground election where a crowd gathered and a president vote was conducted. The readable figures show 1044 ballots with 814 counted for a candidate and accordingly.
Court calendar outlines criminal and chancery cases
Not Likely to Be Extended. Court convenes Monday September 27 with a list of cases including The People versus Eldocis Whitford and John Rudabaugh, Equal liquor law violations, various assumpsits and ejectment actions, divorces, and bills to set aside deeds and quiet title.
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the People
Eldocis
Whitford
John Rudabaugh
Bryan urges progressive candidates to Senate and House
W. J. Bryan in The Commoner calls for electing progressives to the Senate and House, Democrat or Republican, to balance leadership. He says progressives had no chance in the Democratic convention and criticizes the administration for focusing on treaties and prohibition rather than economic bases.
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Lincoln
Neb
the Commoner
W. J. Bryan
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
House
San Francisco
Bryan
Notice of Special Assessment for Weat Wheaton Ave Sewer
The council and board of assessors of the City of Clare will review the special assessment roll for the Weat Wheaton Ave Sewer extension on Saturday Sept 25 1920. Interested parties including Geo W Collins Wm H Capie L M Shumway O H Peters and others may appear to be heard. The assessment roll is on file for public inspection.
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Geo. W. Collins
Wm. H. Capie
L. M. Shumway
H. Peters
Board of Assessors
Weat Wheaton Ave
Clare
Moggers
Omy
Deer Open Season Set Across Michigan Counties
Public Domain Commission approves a killing season for deer from November 13 to November 22 across all counties where deer exist in the upper and tower peninsulas. State Game Commissioner John Baird ordered the announcement under Act 9 of the 1917 Public Acts.
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Michigan
Public Domain Commission
Directa
John Baird
Ten
Gaya
Forerunners of others follow at an early day
The town attracts new manufacturing activity with Shoup’s ice cream and butter project expected to start October 1, producing 15000 pounds of butter weekly and exporting ice cream. Hether and Horton plan assembly here for Auto Camp Trailer and Farmers’ Handy Trailer with Road Leveler on commission. a Sales Corporation forms to take over the patent. a second factory and housing demand loom.
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Manistee
Grimason
Hether
Chamber of Commerce
Brown City
Alaca Sales Corporation
Horton
Essen
Sousing Corporation
Building and Loan Association
Prominent Texan Chester H. Terrell Dies After Telegram
Chester H. Terrell a longtime Democrat and former Sparker of the Texas House died before President Harding's reply. From his death bed he sent a telegram denouncing the Democratic party for attempting to yield U.S. control to foreign powers and urging Harding to stand for American first. He died prior to Harding's reply reaching him.
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Chester H. Terrell
Texas
Sen. Harding
Democratic Party
United States
Harding
Orm
Terrell
Mr. Harding
Miller Leutzenheiser wedding at initial home ceremony
Rev Chas Bleinhardt joined Irene Miller of Sheridan Township and Louis Leutzenheiser of Hatton Township in marriage Tuesday at 10 30 AM. Attendants were Viva Miller and Forest Garver. They depart for a week long honeymoon through Laosing Charlotte and Flint then reside at the Leutsenhelser homestead.
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Chas. Bleinhardt
Misa Irene Miller
Sheridan Township
Louis Leutzenheiser
Hatton Township
Viva Miller
Forest Garver
Ento
Laosing
Charlotte
Flint
Leotsenhelser
Bie
September crop report shows most crops above ten year average
The September crop report by the U S Bureau of Crop Estimates and the Secretary of State notes crops except spring wheat will exceed last year and the ten year average. Corn is fine in most regions, with frost risk pending. soybeans, beans, potatoes, hay and fruit show strong yields and better than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U .S. Bureau of Crop Estimates
Michigan soils in Saginaw Valley compare with corn belt
Dr. M. M. McCool and Prof. G. M. Grantham report a completed soil survey of the Saginaw Valley and Thumb districts. They classify and analyze plant food content, noting lime abundance in subsoils and sweet surface soils. When drainage is adequate, legumes thrive without lime.
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Saginaw Valley
Thumb
Michigan
Illinois
M. M. McCool
Michigan Agricultural College
Dr. McCool
G. M. Grantham
M. A
Michool
Now Back Breaking Dustpan Giveaway for Correspondents
In our garage we found a sunder of dustpans that reduce bending to scoop dirt. First come first served. come next Saturday or send for them while supplies last for our faithful correspondents.
Rexall Stores to hold presidential straw vote Sept 25
Rexall store chain plans a nationwide presidential straw poll with separate boxes for men and women. Ballots will be wired to a state manager. Rexall dealer EA Anderson says ballot boxes open next Saturday Sept 25.
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Rexall
EA. Anderson
Public Dance at Dancan's Auditorium
Wednesday September 20 1926 a public dance at Dancan's Auditorium features Henrikeen's Novelty Jags of Pontiac. Gates open with orderly crowd expected and ladies admitted free with gentle escort policy.
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Dancan
Wadnesday
Henrikeen
Jagstra
Pontiac
Michigan Good Roads Association Seeks Road Bond Strength
Sept 20 Hastings Michigan. P T Cosgrove president announces aims to improve winter road usefulness and boost road building and organization through legislation and a legislative committee. M W Bryant of Kalamazoo aids bond sales while counties adjust local bond issues to keep projects moving.
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Hastings
Michigan
Michigan State Good Roads Association
P. T. Cosgrove
J.colgrove
State Highway Department
Colgrove
M. W. Bryant
Kalamazoo
Mrs Endora Chamberlain Rites Held After Somber Death
Mrs. Endora E Chamberlain died at her Seginaw home on September 11 from apoplexy. Born March 2, 1855 at Birch Row she lived here years ago then moved. Survived by husband Millard F Chamberlain daughter Mrs G H Battle of Mt Pleasant son Don M Chamberlain Detroit sister Mrs K M Goodman Lapeer. Funeral from home went to Mt Morris for burial with Mr and Mrs A J Doherty in attendance.
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Don M. Chamberlain
Detroit
K. M. Goodman
Lapeer
M. E. Church
Ladies Auxiliary Brotherhood of Railroad ‘Engineers
Mt. Morris
St Cecelia Church Plans New Residence At McEwas State
St. Cecilia Church intends to erect a fine residence on the corner of McEwas and State streets costing about 310,000. The idea was raised after last Sunday's service, with over 25,000 subscribed in minutes. The church already has 82,000 on hand for the project. Materials will be secured during the coming winter and construction is set for spring. A resident pastor promised support once the building is completed.
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St. Cecelia
McEwas and
State Street
Materawi
Viola Lister and Joseph McKay Wed in City Home
Viola Lister of this city and Joseph McKay of Detroit were united in marriage this evening at the bride’s mother home on McEwan Street. Brief mention only, forms closed early. More details to follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Viola Lister
Joeeeph McKay
Detroit
McEwan Street
Clerks and Carrier Exam Held at Clare High School
Notice states an A. Clerk-Carrier examination will be conducted at Clare High School on October 30 to fill vacancies in the Chicago Post for M. J. Brown at Clare.
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Clare High-School
Chicago
M. J. Brown
Clare
Clare pioneers celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
J Joseph and Rachel Hudson marked their golden anniversary with a September 14 1870 wedding in Ionia Michigan and a long pioneer life in Clare. They settled near Dover in 1871 on a 40 acre homestead later expanding to a 329 acre family farm, assisted by neighbors, enduring early rail construction, sparse roads, and harsh conditions.
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Joseph Hodson
Ionia
Wichigan
Clare
Grant Township
Pere Marqueite Railroad
Peter Callnm
Crawford
Dover
Mt. Pleasant
Seattle
Clare County
Hudson
Clare County Savings Bank
Many changes in Battle Creek Conference pastor assignments
The Battle Creek Conference announces numerous pastoral reassignments. Supt. Wheeler moves to St Joseph, replaced by E A Armstrong as intendent of the Big Rapids. E I W Davies returns to Clare Hawthorne to Mt Plescart Zs Morris to Weidman F G Pebar to Scottville W Maxwell Grand Haven and Haven W G Irwin to J B Pineredoegeey Quinten Haswelker to 240 5 aby B Gardner assists Cole Holmes to Winn Kiapte St church Walter Harrison appointment for Porwal Clayton M Jones and A L Rogers in St Louis on Friday.
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Battle Creek
Wes
Supt. Wheeler
St. Joseph
E A. Armstrong
Big Rapide
Socottvile
W. Maxwell
Grand Pebanen
Haven
W. G. Irwin
J.B. Pinorerdeoaegeey
Quinten
W. Has- Welker
Gardner
Cole
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F. E. Liver
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William Leia
Jewall
I Vernon Keller
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Moe
Salle
Bawkey
Eugene Davie
A J. RB. Johnston
Criminal
Issues
Clare Haw
Imp. Co
O. A. Kleman
Henry Brewer
JasmeGinnis
Conrad George
Frank Lamoreau
Assummpit
Am. Agricultural.Chemical Co
John Harring
Lewis Fairman Va
Floyd Graham
Joseph Graham
Assumpait. Chancery
H. E. Stratton
Geo. C. Shrodgr
Stark Bros. Nurseries and Orchards Co
Fred N. Clark
Bilt
Michael Elamn
Julianna Elann
Geo. F. Brown
Edna M. Preston
Fred Trietch
Clara Trietch
Alice Tower
Elmer
Tower
Wm.j. Bryan
Wilson
Peninsulas
THE
Forerunners
Rexall Stores
Endora E. Chamberlain
Lister-McKay
Mrs
Joseph Hudson
Clayton M. Jones
A. L. Rogers
St Lesis
Beaineen
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