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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1929
Page
8
Minutes of today read and approved as read. Moved by supervisor Hether and supported by supervisor Crawford that this Board adjourn without day. Carried, Marion C. Johnson, Dep. County Clerk. Reginald Sharp, Chairman.
Harrison Michigan April 9 1929 Clare County Board of Supervisors convened at the Court House. Reginald Sharp elected permanent chairman with 22 votes while 7 for Ralph Heber. Board discussed equitable personal property assessment and approved investigations into government rearing ponds for Clare County. Committees appointed for 1929 1930 and per diem mileage report adopted.
An odd health ad touts TwoGi Live on jet water and rice while promoting Adlerika as a miracle remedy. It describes stomach relief, gas removal, and better sleep after one spoonful, asserting dramatic cleansing of old water matter from the system.
The Michigan Department of Conservation plans a loan service for wildlife motion picture films run by the education division to replace old lecture format. Libraries of films will be placed in major city school systems for wide ongoing use, aiming to reach over a million people next year. The Lansing office will prepare the service by July 1, with fall term plans for school use. The staff also selected the quail as a state bird with 25 of 65 votes, Baltimore Oriole second, chickadee third, among other birds considered.
The Michigan Department of Conservation will post signs on about 500 natural spawning beds for bass and bluegills. Henry Schuil of Grand Rapids will oversee sign placement under the fish division. Game wardens and nearby property owners will monitor the areas. Future laws may rely on these initial results. The piece notes partridge nesting in April and dangers from forest fires.
April actions by the conservation commission include a revised pay plan for 32 state trappers with 50 dollars monthly salary and a 20 dollar per catch bonus for wolves coyotes bobcats or lynxes. The Well Supervisor gains authority to issue rules to prevent wasteful drilling and protect resources. The commission also discussed designating Pike lakes and marking waters with regulations and sign boards.
Chairman George R Hogarth is reappointed as director and Ray B Cotton Lansing secretary. Howard C Voght Escanaba is appointed by the Geradt to serve on the commission as the additional member from the Upper Peninsula. Harold Titus comments Hogarth’s reappointment noting he was a pinch hitter who performed well.
Additional books join the Readmore library as Floyd Kirkpatrick is announced in a Drugeist ad. A classified liner suggests trying next week to discover more offerings and options.
An advertisement warns to avoid stomach disorders like gas sour stomach and hyper acidity. It touts BiRex as a safe scientifically compounded remedy that neutralizes acids removes congestion and purifies the digestive tract. Lloyd Kirkpatrick sells it with a satisfaction guarantee and money refund.
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