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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1926

Page

4

Local Clare notes bustle with trains sales and visits

Clare column reports train times to Harrison and Maryville routes, local bake sale at Friz store, and social visits across Saginaw Bay City Detroit and Traverse City. It covers church events, library meeting, funerals, a fashion card, and civil notices like a bass fishing limit and a grand bake sale reminder.

Pearl Comer Saginaw Bay City Colonville Friz Adv

Egyptians First Surveyors

The article notes land surveying arose from the Nile annually flooding land, preventing permanent monuments and requiring methods to reidentify parcel boundaries. It credits ancient Egyptians with developing tools to reestablish land divisions after floods.

The Dumb One and the Jazz Band

A husband calls to say he cannot return home for dinner because he must finish his work. His wife responds with irony noting the jazz band playing in his office, leaving the reader amused by the domestic scene.

Insightful Pun on Words from Lynn Exams

A quirky note from Capper's Week highlights a pun about a blizzard being the inside of a hen and the feminine of swain being swine. The remark ties to school exam papers at Lynn Massachusetts and a jibe at fear of Boston, ending with teachers dying young.

Leon Gleason Mary Helen Doherty Nettie Gleason Lansing Kalamazoo Lynn Mass Boston Capper

Early Photography Pioneers Create Permanent Images

A century ago Nicéphore Niepce, a Frenchman, produced the first permanent photographs while Englishman Thomas Wedgwood had earlier made images that faded.

Niepce Thomas Wedgewood

Foal in His Fall and the Fool’s Price of Wisdom

A compact aphorism notes a fool willing to pay for anything but wisdom. It argues no man buys what he believes he already possesses. The saying reflects on self-assurance and the value of true understanding.

Simma

Buffalo market prices and next shipping dates for farmers

Prices for cattle and hogs at the Buffalo market on Monday April 6 1926 show cows at 6.50, springers around 62.50, hogs around 14 765. Our next shipping dates from Beaverton are Friday April 16 and Gladwin Saturday April 17.

Buffalo Market Beaverton

Michigan Farmers Urged to Grow in Demand for 1926

Professor J F Cox head of Michigan State College farm crops division advises selecting cash crops by market demand. Alfalfa heads the list as most dependable with little surplus anticipated for a decade. Sweet clover and red clover seed also shown as strong bets. Sugar beets remain sure with contracts and seven dollars per ton minimum. Red kidney beans fetch about twice white peas, but avoid overplanting. Ensure seed is free of the sport that spoils canner quality.

M.S. C Michigan J. F. Cox Cox

Guild Roast Beef Supper At Thair Church

The Guild will hold a roast beef supper at their church parish on Monday evening. Price per plate 88 cents.

Thair Pirlord

Wild Mongolian Dromedaries Race Across Plains

Report notes that wild asses in Mongolia can reach speeds up to 40 miles per hour on open country. It questions whether they slow at grade crossings and reflects a Toledo Blade commentary on animal speed and railway safety.

Mongolia Toledo Blade

Mean Hair on Coat Sparks Domestic Row

A lighthearted domestic anecdote describes a wife discovering a stray hair on her husband’s coat triggering a playful quarrel over appearances and truthfulness in a household routine.

Wanted and For Sale Notices in Small Town Ad

A brief word list shows a Baptist supper invitation for next Tuesday night, a sale listing for a No. 1 good cow with calf by its side, and John H. J. Martin returning home ready to do paper hanging and various repair tasks including alado trucking hauling and moving. Contact A Schoonover or 2513.

A. Schoonover John H. 1 Martin Alado

Lime improves soils for alfalfa and clover in Michigan

The article explains that clover failures stem from soil sourness and loss of organic matter, and argues lime is essential. It outlines lime sources marl ground limestone and hydrated lime, with application rates 2 to 5 tons per acre, and notes lime boosts organic matter decay, soil alkalinity, and nitrogen bacteria activity.

Michigan

Clare School Notes Grade Operetta and schedules

The Clare school column covers the Grade Operetta The Smugglerman on April 16 at 8 p m CST and notes strong baseball and track teams under Coach Finch. It lists baseball and track schedules, junior and eighth grade updates, chapel program, and class activities across grades three to five with returns and new pupils.

Finch Harrison Ewart Heart Tri-County Gladwin Beaverton Clare Mount Pleasant Mt. Pleasant Lansing

Study Notes on Suga and Geography Project

Students discuss the topic Suga in geography this week. They express modest pride and note slow progress completing health chores tied to the project.

Diamond Cutting Old Art Unearthed in Ancient Claims

The passage notes Chinese claims as the first to discover diamond cutting while some scholars credit Indian origins. It cites Pliny recording Romans polishing diamonds with emery, illustrating ancient expertise across civilizations.

Pliny

First Fort Biloxi Erected by Iberville in 1699

Fort Biloxi, the first post on the Mississippi, was built by French naval commander Iberville at Biloxi Bay in 1699 during his mission to establish direct intercourse between France and the Mississippi.

Iberville Mississippi Biloxi Biloxi Bay France

Imagination and thanks in a Washington Star quote

A Washington Star excerpt quotes Uncle Eben praising imagination as a drive to value even a small effort. It playfully credits ingenuity with recognizing merit in a modest achievement, framing creativity as essential to appreciating effort.

Eben Washington Star

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Clare County Savings Bank Home For Savings Clare, Michigan Vol Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co Clyde Laur Saya Allen Cram Clare, Mich Phra Marquette Vaso Ann Ari Ladies’ Union Newsom Julian Prover Whitlock Main Street Thos. C. Holbrook Martha B. Jones Detroit J. H. Wilson Big Rapids Sadie McKinnon Cadillac Chas. McKinnon J. H. Martin Indiana Vogue Bank H. B. Johnson Grippe Frank Feighner Midland Annie Feighner Traverse City East Jordan George Snider Flint Vern Moline Wm. Moline A. J. Bellinger Niemeyer Home F. B. Doherty California Mrs A. J. Doherty Helen McKenna Grand Rapids Gilbert and Willis Lane Francis Jackson Frances Jackson Marywood College Hattie HB. Walker C. P. Diggles Franklin Madison, Wis T. Carl Holbrook C. H. Rockwell St. Petersburg Fla C. C. Rockwell Geo. Whiteside Emily A. Malcolm Windham Ont Floyd Kirkpatrick Seleven F. ©. Sanford Fred Joslin Gladwin Booby MecNut Howard Jones Lewis Thayer Guild Milo Myera Wallie Rutter Chas. Ulrich Hannah Franklin Port Rowan, Ont W. J. Woodward E. H. Waller Houghton Heights S. C. Kirkbride John Sparkel Florida Fred Loop Kenneth A. N. Friz Clare Library Association W. N. Younglove M. F. Nash Wilkins Andrew Geeck Owosso Phillip International Foxes and Furs Inc Jacob Shunk M. R. Howlett the Soo William Goodknecht Robert Wilson Zelter Hast Sixth Street Russell Vernon Gary Coveart Geo. Wilson Marion Pettit H. S. Parrot Community Church Ludington Parrot Michigan Association of Congregational Churches Betty Groves Vermontville School Mr. Johnson K. of P. Hall Myra Asline Gumser Carl Holbrook Roland Thayer Doris Ann Nelson Farmers’ Shipping Ass‘n. Inc Swinehart, Mavaser Stiadwin Clare School Sacred Heart Farwell Indian School Coleman Melvin Stevens Ann Arbor Rose Woolston Belva Bowler Homer Irwin Thomas Horton Burké Collins Virginia’ Koch Wilma Hochatettler Phyllis Wasson Win Kirkpatrick Lucile Des. Ormea Frances Gréér Clifford Rodabaugh Ruth Rassat Mister Hop Toad Victoria Mercer Wm. Kirkpatrick Wilma Hochstettler Francis Palmer Kenneth Hendrie Byron Gallagher United States Anna May Smalley Hilda Fairies House Kenneth Ritter McKinley School Elizabeth Jane Gordanier Alla Rose Thrift State Bank the Bank McEwan Street Elsie Howlett Anna Duncan America England Wandsworth Surrey
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