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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1928
Page
8
For sale 80 acres within 12 miles of Clare known as the Hd White farm. For particulars, see Milo Robinett, Clare, Rd 1. Lott.
The Clare Probate Court in Clare County Michigan schedules a hearing for April 23 1928 to grant a license to sell estate real estate. Administrator Charles Ackerman petitions to sell the property with public notice to run three consecutive weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
A terse note reflects on honesty in commerce and daily practice, contrasting instinctive honesty with deliberate contemplation. The brief mentions Beacon and Welford as contextual references in a local page remark.
Six year old Anna experiences an unexpected nosebleed while playing. She runs to her mother and explains the nose is bleeding but no pain is mentioned. The account notes lack of prior incidents and focuses on the event as observed.
The text notes bituminous coal contains more volatile matter than anthracite. Both coal types are mainly made of hydrogen and carbon, with hydrogen proportions higher in bituminous coal than in anthracite.
The parish announces Mass with Rev. George Flanagan at a set morning time. A Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School meets every Saturday afternoon at twelve o clock.
The Congregational church announces morning worship at 10 15 a m with a sermon and Sunday School at 11 15 a m led by Pastor Revi H B Johnson. This tight card notes the two key services for the day.
Daniels Skanes pastor invites community to Sunday School at 1 00 pm and preaching at 2 00 pm. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to bring a guest to the service.
The Lutheran church led by Pastor Westendorf schedules German services at 9:30 a.m. and English services at 10:45 a.m. with congregants invited to attend both.
The church led by Pastors W. W. and H. M. Hurd held an Easter morning sermon followed by an evening rally conducted by the young women. Mrs. A. B. Mulder sang with the Glee Club. The pastor spoke on The Young Man in the Bread Line. A large purchase of Bagster flies promises a striking display of spring beauty and resurrection symbolism.
Morning worship with special Easter music and a Sunday School at 11 15 led by Miss Laura Thompson. Evening B Y P A meeting postponed for a special Easter program at 7 30 featuring a pageant pantomime readings and piano and cornet solos. Public welcome.
Laura M. McCrea, Pastor, invites all to Sunday School at 10:01 and preaching at 11:00 on Easter weekend. The Risen Life subject, Young People meet at 6:30 with Miss Fern Higsen leading. Easter program planned. Evening service at 7:36 on Sunday. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30.
An old ship sheathing once covered with yellow metal when burned in a grate produces a vivid multicolor flame due to contact with copper nails and other coatings. Once considered waste, the wood from this sheathing is now used as fuel in New Bedford and nearby areas, where burning remnants create dazzling colors from copper holes.
Capper's Weekly notes an Arctic island between 200000 and 400000 square miles, disputed by Canada. The Norse may have known it around year 1000 and 100 English colonists attempted settlement in 1676 as Northwest Passage search continued.
The article notes Hamburg became a major continental trade hub after the American Revolution diverted traffic from ten don. It attributes rapid growth to the conflict and highlights Bremen and Stettin’s expansions. Hamburg’s advantage lay in its deep watch pe.
Remington school notes list March awards with names and word-per-minute scores across grades. New pupils Peggy Ann Cote John Forest Katherine Dwyer join. several students move in and out as the term progresses. The report mentions swings installation and bird study ongoing.
A lively Clarke county note sheet reports visits by Howard Brockway of Pontiac and Helen Hileman at Mt Pleasant. It mentions smallpox at a Flint hospital, weekend homecomings, dances under new manager George Rodabaugh, weddings on the horizon, and bake sales. Spring election turnout and road issues are noted with local ride share and fishing at Sanford.
Peat, widely used in Ireland, is described as coal in an early stage of development. The text explains peat’s role and its progression toward peat coal as part of the formation process.
The piece quotes BH G Wells praising teachers as the most powerful force to shape history. He argues that no conqueror or statesman can exceed a well educated generation, and teachers can awaken latent human powers to create progress and freedom.
Report describes insect gardeners in a garden near Indo China tending gardens and producing microscopic pellets resembling pumpkins made from fungus. The unusual beds and molds on stale bread are noted as part of their cultivation.
Mrs Frank Rilette and children visit relatives in Manton for a week. George W Hutchinson and Robt Hutchinson visit Temple. Beaverton meeting set April 5 with Mrs Alice Clemons and Mrs Lester Clemons. Rev Frank Bates sick and unable to fill appointments. Lotan McCrea of Clare visits relatives early week. County Road Commissioners and R Emerson travel to Lansing. Burton Bay family called to Alma for mother Mrs John Ramsey's illness.
Catalog item list lists Red Front 1 lb boneless codfish and Choice pink salmon can, best red salmon can BE 8 oz, cherry blossom catsup bottles, fig bars two pounds, spaghetti bulk eight pounds, Tasty Nutoleo per pound, and peaches priced per pound.
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