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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
4
A forest fire ten miles northeast of Clare along the Tobacco river was checked by Conservation officer Eugene Pettit and a crew of farmers. About thirty acres of game cover burned before containment. warnings go out as several other fires have been reported in two weeks.
Clipping and tagging inquiry for sheep 5e at 6 1 2 miles north of Cleve. Written by Earl Bur on, or Emerson Burton, Clare Michigan R 526 2. This clipped note requests details on tagging and clipping services and local contact.
Michigan State College farm crops experts challenge Proso Millet as a new grain. They state Hungarian and German millet outperform Proso in yield and poultry feed value. Normal yields are 10 to 30 bushels per acre with occasional reports to 60 to 70.
The notice lists Bock wurst sausage thirty cents per pound smoked hams twenty eight cents whole or half sugar cured bacon sliced thirty cents and home rendered lard twelve cents as daily market specials.
Rail time tables for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette list south and north departures. Local items include hospital note for Donald Cappaert, church meetings, social visits, installations, sales, and community announcements from Clare and Rosebush amid Holy Week events and weekend visits.
Conference on the tariff bill advances with the agricultural schedule largely settled and higher Senate rates prevailing. The 1930 census faces resistance from enumerators and foreign families, while Ruth McCormick defeats Deneen for the Illinois GOP nomination, drawing attention to J. Hamilton Lewis as a potential rival.
A speaker stated support for barring aliens until all local residents secure employment, reflecting a stance on immigration and labor prioritization. The remark emphasized prioritizing native workers over newcomers amidst economic concerns.
Herman Cross died Sunday afternoon April 18 near Coleman after a brief illness. Born in Ohio in 1864 he married Elizabeth Gleschler in 1891 and moved to Michigan nineteen years ago. He leaves seven children, three brothers, three sisters, and sixteen grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Coleman church with Rev. C. Binhammer officiating and burial in Coleman Cemetery. He belonged to St. John’s Lutheran church.
Reliable men sought to assist service and sales at an old established concern. Must finance self in small way to start. Uncle Walt will be at the Ben Franklin Hotel in Saginaw from April 21 to 23 to meet applicants. Phone or write him.
The Clate Shipping Association announces the next livestock shipping date is Tuesday April 22. Owners may claim game by proving property and paying the required notice fee.
A widow remains cheerful while others grow lonely, described in a W. Howe's Monthly excerpt. The voice notes her resilience and positive outlook, contrasting with others' desolation.
Lenten service at the Methodist church attracted many as Rev. Mayhew spoke on The Burning Bush and living principles. Detroit article updates name Carl Dorsey as instructor in mechanical drawing for engineers. Notices of deaths, officer elections corrections, and local services follow, with a birth announced and a church sale.
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