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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
2
Sealed bids are invited by the Clare County Road Commissioners for repairs to the Church bridge in Redding township and approach grading. Bids due August 20 1930 at 1 pm CST. Plans available at the County Clerk and unit bids required with a $50 bid bond. The board may reject all bids.
A Battle Creek physician says constipation causes great misery and introduces Rexall Orderlie tablets. The chewable night tablet draws water into the colon to soften waste for a gentle, natural movement without habit or escalating doses. Available at J. A. Anderson's Rexall Drug Store.
Cottage style residence with modern features except furnace, includes a 16 by 20 foot garage and a 60 barrel cistern. Has ample shade and a large garden. Inquiries at 213 B 7th St or call 251.
David joins Wind on a dream journey visiting Sicily and Italy. Vesuvius introduces itself as the ring leader, recounts historic eruptions and legends of Vulcan and Jupiter. They travel through Rome, Switzerland, Austria, and Germany meeting maps and zones personified as playful companions.
A traveler recalls the River Elbe near five thousand feet high then two hundred eighty feet to fall in Dresden. Lucust Samson, born in Alberta, visits Calgary and orders olives greeting the waiter with a drawl asking to see pea pods in the dish.
A reader praises East Michigan tourism and notes a single ad brought at least ten thousand dollars from a Pennsylvania summer family. The letter highlights a decorative map from the East Michigan Tourist Association and its impact on local tourism. Patrick B Crowley of New York Central calls East Michigan wonderful after a two day regional tour from Detroit to Mackinaw City.
A fragment notes a famous railroad leader seen fishing off a Cheboygan dock. The text references achievements and a playful claim of visiting Qt and RL A Gs, but lacks complete details.
War correspondent Floyd Gibbons, now a radio speaker for the Literary Digest, spoke briefly and clearly about two cool places to be. One, he said, was Northern Michigan, though the other he did not recall.
Ornithologist Dr. Miles D. Pirnic of the Michigan Department of Conservation says leaving uncut patches of buckwheat corn and wheat along fences and swamp borders, plus plantings of elderberry dogwood willows and similar cover, improves winter feeding and increases pheasant numbers more than releasing more birds alone. The Game Division notes feed and cover gains yield lasting results.
Dr. Pirnie urges planning cover and feed patches now to aid birds this winter and improve hunting conditions this fall. No size or creel limit for bullheads taken with hooks, but commercial limits apply. Undersized bullheads under eight ounces cannot be sold commercially, prompting inquiries after a Monroe county conviction.
Brand and family groups from Flint Toledo and Coleman visit area homes. Looming mishap as Glen Gordon's car ran out of gas and caught fire triggering a grass blaze that neighbors and the Harrison fire warden halted with quick action.
Vernell and Vane Mickle spent Sunday at the Ciax home while tarwente Robnett and aon Hex and Glen Blystone worked on a road near Kleman ranch. Art Mayhew and family and Don Allen and family visited Beebe Lake. Lloyd Comey of Clare and Myr and Wayne Cooper of Farwell visited Russell Davis and family and Mrs. D. W. Comer.
Maple Grove and Lansing visitors are listed with relatives in the Timpe, Schofield, Finch, and Reiss households. Extended family members from Jackson, Tennessee, Saginaw, Flint, Alan, Lake George, Sears, New York City, and other towns spend time at homes of Mr and Mrs Timpe, Schofield, Finch, Reiss, and others as Ida Blaine arrives July 28.
A brief quirky snippet highlights a playful passage of tongue twisters about Sarah in a shawl and shapely sash. The line features repeated sibilants and a snowy, whimsical mood.
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