Classified Rates and Adjustments for Canada Notices
A concise billing note lists rates: 2.60 per year to Canada, liners and reading notices in focal at 100 per line, ag fillers at 5c per line, with heading 10c extra.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
2
A concise billing note lists rates: 2.60 per year to Canada, liners and reading notices in focal at 100 per line, ag fillers at 5c per line, with heading 10c extra.
Bates is on the sick list. Henry Seaton and daughter Marie visit Mr. Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson host and visit others. Reger illness discussed with typhoid fever feared but hoped mistaken. Local residents travel, attend sermons, visit relatives, and plan an aid meeting in October.
Hinkleville residents recount lively week with harvest reports, new Chevrolet for Mr and Mrs H E Gorr, and tales of a ghostly sighting near Kraatz orchard. Local letters note bumper hay yields and a seance atmosphere during a tale of northern Michigan life.
Mr and Mrs R Leosh and daughter Mabel attended the Saginaw fair two days last week Theodore and Edward Hanel of Owosso visited their parents Mr and Mrs Albert Reed and family and Georges Bleadorn joined them Mr and Mrs Clifford Patterson and son Neil of Lansing spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Reed Mr and Mrs William Leosh were business callers to Mr Pleasant Saturday Mrs Shirley Allen has been on the sick list Mr and Mrs Floyd Tubs and Leo Russell spent a day at the Saginaw fair The farmers have begun cutting corn and pulling beans.
Mr and Mrs Wm Kube and Margariete spent Sunday with Arthur Kube in Farwell. Mrs C W Sprague and sons Don ald and Eunice called on her sister Mrs H J Calkins in Clare last Thursday. Mr and Mrs A Kube and children of Farwell visited Mrs C G W Sprague Saturday. A crowd attended the Lake George dance Saturday evening and reported a fine time. The Tess Sturgis group from Detroit and Lloyd Lambert from Pontiac spent the weekend at their parental home here. Morrie Millis of Greenwood visited the Sprague home Sunday. Wim Kube and wife were callers in Clare and Harrison Saturday. Hold Knoblocks family from Saginaw spent Sunday at their cottage at Mud Lake.
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