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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1926
Page
3
Probate Court of Clare County holds hearing on the will of George H. Wilkins. Augustine H. Wilkins petitions for admission to probate and for administration. hearing set for May 3, 1926 at 10 a.m. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
In Clare County, on April 14 1926 the Probate Court heard the estate of Celina Groves seeking heirs entitled to real estate. The court set May 10 1926 at ten o’clock for hearing and ordered publication of this order for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
New York State College of Agriculture at Ithaca advises separating pullets from older hens to improve development and reduce disease. Milk is the key feed, with skim milk boosting egg output and protein intake. cleanliness and dry, ventilated housing are essential. Green feed like cabbages helps, while careful mash mixes and controlled meat scraps maximize profitability for poultrymen.
Poultry specialists from Kansas State Agricultural College insist trap nesting all breeder birds daily through the first laying year and breeding season to accurately determine yearly egg totals. They emphasize selecting pullets that lay across seasons and transmit high production to offspring for peak egg output.
A Colorado extension bulletin stresses breeding stock condition as key to incubator success. It notes hens need grain alongside laying mash and suggests five percent linseed meal in mash for late feathering. Green feed is highlighted for breeders and lights should not be used on breeding stock.
Naturalists note how ants bees wasps and other insects secure food and build retreats for winter. The article highlights underground homes social life and the varied temperaments and leadership within species.
The article cites the London Times on the ancient link between humans and birds. It notes farmyard birds joined human life in varied eras, with the rock pigeon among the oldest, the turkey arriving after America’s discovery, and swallows and doves adapting to human settlements.
The note explains how Tulgi Silas Ghiraldi proposed Julian calendar reforms and how Pope Gregory XIII and Catholic princes adopted the Gregorian reform in 1577 to replace the Julian calendar, with Catholic countries switching in 1582 and England not until 1752.
The.article surveys famous strongmen from Louis Cyr to Sandow era imitators. It notes Cyr as possibly the strongest of modern times, Sandow’s influence and imitators, and highlights Arthur Saxon and others like Steinbach Inch Ashton Travis Rolandon and Lurich for particular feats.
A reflection on how society shapes behavior more by unconscious reaction than deliberate effort. It argues individuals rarely know their true impact on collective spirit and that both good and evil in society pull people up or drag them down.
A discussion traces lace making and embroidery to ancient Greece and Egyptian influences. Minerva is linked to pictorial needlework, with medieval origins and later popularity in France after the Carolingian era.
Many farm poultry houses lack effective moisture and air removal leading to illness. Overcrowding and moisture cause colds and weakened vitality. Use the open-front type of house and provide at least three square feet of space per bird to remedy the problem.
A New York Herald Tribune fashion critic argues skirt length is a fashion phase not a moral issue. Reformers push for longer hems while wearers resist, favoring personal style and independence from critics.
A fashion note describes slave chain necklaces and bracelets with long heavy links and thick round joining rings, sometimes jeweled. They fit at the neck base and wrists, but are hard to fasten single-handedly requiring a maid. Indestructible seed pearls and white gold chains create delicate festoons and drops.
Dressmakers say lace will dominate undergarments today as bulky frills fade. They note the era of fancy, billowy lingerie is over and lace appears as medallion accents rather than raiment flounces in the newest underthings.
Correspondence reports several neighbors visiting Miss Minnie Larman for her birthday. Mrs. Alex Dora meets at Dennis Fitzpatrick’s home to welcome a newborn granddaughter born April 19. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker of Mt. Pleasant visit family. Some ground plowing begins but frost remains and snow banks linger.
Mr Vernor Grange Margaret and Nita Sanborn are ill with jaundice. Walter McKay of Owosso was a weekend guest of Paul White. Mr and Mrs Louie Thayer drove to Saginaw Sunday taking Mrs Thayer’s sister Mrs Miller home after a visit. Mrs Geo Dennis spent the week with daughter Mrs Henry Ackerman. Bradway returned from Illinois after his mother in law’s death. his little son Phillip accompanied him. Theron White of Flint visited Walter White over Sunday. Frank Ackerman of Saginaw spent a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs Geo Ackerman.
Sunday dinners and visits fill the Vernon Hill community as Ed Cookson of Flint calls on Mrs. Thomas Abbott and A L Kever visits family, with Mildred Wilson’s funeral services at Brown Corners and interment at Cherry Grove. Several trips to Coleman, Houghton Lake, and Rosebush accompany social calls among Kirbys, Sniders, and Ma itlands.
A brief notice notes that next week a classified liner will deliver quick results. The item hints at expedited reporting or outcomes for readers awaiting updates.
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