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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1933
Page
5
The notice outlines pricing for subscriptions and postage by region, single copy cost, and Friday issue timing. It lists display ad rates by inquiry, 25 cents for ten lines cards of thanks, and 5 to 6 cents per line for resolutions and poetry. It also notes association memberships and requests probate notices to publish wills. Local fillers and job printing services are offered with extra heading charges.
The United Brethren Church at Mann Siding invites all to Sunday services with a 7:45 p.m. worship and a Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. followed by an 11:00 a.m. sermon. A quarterly conference and business meeting are planned, with prayer meetings on Wednesdays. many local residents are noted in attendance.
Congregational Church led by Pastor Ray M. Busler invites all to join in 10:30 worship and 11:45 Sunday School. Emphasizes human brotherhood and better living while urging prompt Sunday attendance and parental cooperation in character building. Visitors include Ray Walling and son from Houghton Lake and others from area towns.
Numerous local residents spent Sunday with relatives and friends including Mildred Weaver and her parents in Greenville, the Mavis family in Detroit, and Miss Delma VanBuskirk with John Schwanz marrying at the Congregational parsonage. Shifts in spring weather noted as Budd Lake ice melts and locals attend plays and visits across towns.
Misses Rose Marie Stanley Betty Weatherhead Jean Schaaf and Janet Hughes hosted a social gathering at Elmer Hughes home Saturday evening An Easter Eye Hunt awarded a Pink baby chick to Hazel Amy A Jig Saw contest gave prizes to Josephine Ladd Viola Van Duesen Ellis Henry Hughes and LaVern Darling A luncheon of ice cream and cake concluded the event Highteen guests attended Miss Nita Hill hosted friends April 13 at the Hill home with games and a pot luck supper
The Harrison Board of Commerce held its regular monthly meeting in the basement parlors of the Congregational church on Tuesday evening April 11. A supper by the committee and their wives accompanied a program of music by the Butts orchestra. President Sheffield presided as discussions covered Lakes and Streams in Clare county and plans to publish ten thousand maps at a cost not to exceed 20.00. Members William Murphy P B Beals Rev R M Busler Robert Burns Sry and B F Hampton were appointed to assist. The floor also discussed plumbing for the basement water tap location and piano tuning funding. The meeting adjourned after further ventilation talk.
In a massachusetts poultry marketing class led by John H. Wendell at State College WNU Bervieg, students graded eggs by weight cleanliness internal quality size and color. Massachusetts Specials branded eggs rated 62 cents quality at 53 cents price, while trade marked cold storage eggs sold at 82 cents had 43 cent quality, revealing a wide price quality gap.
Extension poultry expert Miss Cora Cooke of the University farm, St. Paul, advises selecting a well ventilated, odor free space for incubating. She stresses thorough cleaning, regular moisture, and testing eggs while avoiding crowding and unnecessary opening after day eighteen.
Use cod liver oil to boost vitamin D in laying hens during gloomy periods. It helps hens utilize minerals in feed, aiding shell production. Mix two quarts per 100 pounds of seed or with vitamin-enriched commercial feed. if home-mixing, blend a small amount of oil with feed before adding to the larger batch.
Breeding from pullets is not generally recommended though good chicks may result. Older hens tend to produce thriftier chicks, but well mature pullets with adequately sized eggs can give satisfactory results. Selection should favor best matured pullets kept from excessive egg forcing.
A Leghorn hen eats 70 to 75 pounds of feed yearly while a Bed or Rock consumes 80 to 85 pounds. Roughly half is mash and half grain. Yellow corn dominates grain, with about 70 percent corn in total rations and one bushel per hen equaling the current price for a dozen eggs, say dairy officials.
The text discusses adding linseed meal to mash to improve feather development and plumage shine. It mentions linseed jelly as an alternative for better results and warns against overuse, noting potential energy drain and adverse effects.
The piece details talks by Professor Jotter of the University of Michigan Forestry Department and a research student Mr Jones on reforestation and trout streams. It notes a Home Economics Club banquet, upcoming basketball, postponed assemblies, class play rehearsals, and student notes across Sophomore to Primary grades with attendance, honor rolls, and an April rain poster project.
Inoculation communicates disease to a healthy person by injecting the virus to induce a mild form and build immunity. Vaccination is a form of inoculation using a vaccine, often cowpox, to prevent or mitigate smallpox attacks. The term vaccine literally relates to cows.
A fragment notes Joshaway Crabapple reflecting that longer romance endured because a bride appeared similar after washing, with a vague reference to Wallace's and Marther. The text mingles dialect and attributions, offering a glimpse of local sentiment.
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