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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
2
An editorial notice from Clare Hay Grain and Bean Co featuring Clyde Laur as editor. The item presents interests for the people, farms, and farmers in the Clare vicinity.
Alderman Thompson proposes a 12000 bond issue for paving Trunkline No 20 in Clare Michigan. Bonds spread over twelve years at up to 5 percent, redeemable after April 1 1929 to 1940. To be voted at the April 5 1926 spring election with three weeks of publication.
Clare Michigan March 4 1926 Aid McKnight proposes bonds totaling 6500 to cover existing and maturing city indebtedness Spread over thirteen years at interest not exceeding 5 percent redeemable at 509 per sum from April 1 1928 to 1940 electors of Clare to vote at spring election April 5 1926 The bond resolution to be printed for three successive weeks in the Clare Sentinel newspaper
The document records aldermen voting on a March 12 1926 item in Clare Michigan. Yeas were Thompson and Walker, with no nays. L H Thompson is listed as mayor and Alex McKinnon as clerk.
Clare county health program through the Red Cross sent Miss Martha Juve to examine 263 pupils with 140 found to have defective teeth. Dentists Mulder and McKnight conducted the screening as graphs track room hygiene and monthly gains toward 100 percent corrected mouths while urging parental cooperation for regular family dental visits.
Laundry for the Cadillac Steam Laundry Co. will be received at Friz store. Bundles left before Tuesday evening will be returned the end of week, Lts. Glenwood Holmes, Agent.
Mr Corwin the upholsterer is at home for a few days with a fine line of upholstering goods. If you need any work done drop a card to Chas Corwin Fatwell Michigan.
Bent grade jewels used as bearings in watches are made from sapphires or rubies.
Local notices list train times between Hartson and North directions with morning and afternoon departures. Community notices mention visits, church services, school holidays, society meetings, and social events in Clare and surrounding towns, highlighting Easter vacation plans and local engagements.
Michigan researchers describe alfalfa as the foundation of livestock rations due to its high digestible protein and lime content. It highlights feeding value 10.6 percent digestible protein versus clover and timothy, yields of 2.05 tons per acre in 1925, and soil building benefits from nitrogen fixation and humus.
Mayor Thompson outlines city funding proposals to ease future taxes. He cites past bonds and current savings, argues for $6500 funding bonds and $12000 improvement bonds to reduce annual debt payments. He pledges lower rates, better trunk lines, water and lighting, and invites questions to Clerk or himself.
Early assessment notes wind energy has not become a commercial power source due to variable wind speed and direction and low power concentration.
Engineers estimate the Colorado River carries about 166,100,000 tons of silt yearly. In the Imperial Valley California farmers pay roughly 1,000,600 dollars annually to dredge irrigation canals to remove the deposits. An average of 185,000 cubic yards of silt flows into the Imperial Valley each month.
Professor Halligan announces a statewide educational drive to enhance appreciation and conservation of Michigan landscapes. The plan gathers development bureaus state departments women’s clubs schools and other groups with campaigns through schools clubs development offices and WKAR radio.
A dance will be held at Lake George town hall on Saturday evening April 8. Everyone is welcome for good music and a good time, organized by the committee.
In a call to action, readers are urged to write their congressman and senator about the Woodruff McNary Forestry Bill. The measure would expand national forest lands, boosting Michigan and other states, with talks of restoring funds and influencing wild life, recreation, and tourism. Citizens are asked to report back on their actions.
Aggressive salesman with own automobile needed to sell motor and tractor lubricants to rural consumers and dealers. 30 day credit terms. Ship from nearby branches. Age limit 28. State age and outline experience. Interview arranged with Division Manager, Lock Box 135, Saginaw, Mich. 231R.
A transport provider advertises varied trucking services at reasonable prices. The notice mentions willing to perform many types of hauling work and invites contact to arrange a job. No clear location or full contact details are provided.
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