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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1926
Page
4
Defaulted on a 1924 mortgage held by Mary A. Lydiatt against Charles and Wilotia Cillax. Foreclosure sale set for September 7 1926 at 1 PM at the Harrison Court House to cover principal interest taxes and costs on the South Half of the Northeast Quarter Section 1 Township 17 North Range 4 West.
Mortgage held by William C Fuller and Alice H Fuller to The Clare County Savings Bank dated September 10 1924 and recorded October 18 1924 in Clare Michigan. Foreclosure sale set for August 14 1926 at 10:00 AM at the front door of the Court House Harrison Michigan for Lots 1 2 3 and 5 Block 13 Farwell Village Clare County to cover principal 523.57 dollars interest costs and attorney fee 25 dollars.
The article advises several treatments for poultry lice and mites including kerosene mixtures with waste oil, coal tar wood preservative, crude oil, and coal-tar solutions. It notes evaporation, proper coverage, and thin application around nests and perches, with emphasis on spring timing for easier eradication and egg quality preservation.
The article stresses continuous, uniform growth for all fowls to maximize egg production. It warns that regardless of breeding quality, chicks and stock must have constant access to feed to develop fully. Both young and old stock need steady access to feed for feather, frame, meat, and egg potential.
The article describes duck feeding practices. For small flocks, the same feed as chicks can be used. On commercial farms, two mixtures are outlined: a first three week ration of corn meal, bran, low-grade flour, 5 percent meat scrap, oyster shell, and grit fed five times daily, and after three weeks a mix of two parts corn meal, one part bran, one part middlings, 10 percent meat scraps with oyster shell and greens.
Practical notes advise sunlight for chickens to prevent rickets and burning all diseased birds. Emphasizes clean water, salt in mash, proper feeding in summer, and careful egg storage. Recommends kerosene remedies for mites and safe handling to maintain egg quality and production.
The article lists practical recipes and cooking tips for common meals. It explains Glenridge Beef Heart preparation, a stuffing mix with suet and crumbs, a Spring Salad with carrots and celery, a rhubarb and raisin pie idea, a plain custard pie method, and a well cooked tapioca dessert with fruit and whipped cream.
A column offers tested recipes for crowd friendly lunches. Cheese Sandwich Filling blends sour cream eggs butter sugar cayenne mustard salt with hot vinegar, cheese and peppers. Carrot Pineapple and Nut Salad mixes carrot, pineapple, nuts with dressing on lettuce. Curry of Mutton simmers onions curry powder stock and browned mutton served with rice. Liver Patties combine liver bacon and onion pressed into cakes fried in bacon fat.
Randall notes a lively village gathering as Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Frees mark ten years of marriage with relatives from Mr. Pleasant Two Rivers Detroit and Saginaw visiting. Ripenburg served as best man and many gifts were given. Attendees include Miss Helen Michael and Barnie Brown with local residents. A cavalry troop passed through on their way to Grayling.
Correspondents report visits among families in Norwalk and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Beck and two children from Rosebush joined relatives including Mrs. Arthur and Mrs. Seymour at Richard Dangerfield’s near Sherman City. A child recovering from tonsil surgery suffered hemorrhages but was improving. Other gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Graham and Ed Gamble at Heagen Perry’s, and Agie Sr hosting a daughter from Ohio.
Maple Grove residents share weekend visits and travels. J Tiedeman hosts Mr and Mrs Steele Allman and children on Sunday. Dale Rulapaugh's family returned to Flint to live. Virginia Hoa Smedley and Cora return home improved from hospital. Ray Timpe and family visit Ohio with his parents. L Finch family attended camp meeting at Reed City. Mrs Ray Utley and children visit Beaverton with niece Evelyn Butters. Ray Utley travels to Clare with Geo Highland for threshing. Walter Moore and wife of Saginaw visit John Moore’s family. Alice McGoogan entertains visitors from Flint.
Brown Corners reports visits by the Lautzenheisers and families from Flint and Detroit. Geo Langworthy remains very low in Ann Arbor with Wayne and Beatrice visiting. Families attend gatherings, camps, church events, and a farewell sermon by Rev. Bacon before traveling to Carson City for conference. Multiple locals visit relatives, attend drills, and note health updates and fish lore.
Richard Raymond of North Bradley spent Sunday with Bion Raymond and family. A large number from the vicinity visited Rosebush soldiers last Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Roman Johnson of Messick visit his parents Thellar and wife. Lewis Slocum and family and Brock family visited Alfred Slocum and wife Sunday. Erma Irwin spent last week with friends and relatives in lint. Mr and Mrs Dorney of Weidman visited in the neighborhood last week.
Mrs. Acre and Vernell visited Houghton lake with Mr. and Mrs. John Acre. Ernest Allen’s brother and sister spent time with her. The Acores and Comer families shared visits. Marian Hecker begins teaching the coming term. Notable trips include a Clare parade and a Teall family reunion in the southern part of the state. Ernest Allen covers chores while hosts are away.
Long list of visits and family gatherings across Cadillac, Bay City, Flint, Alma, Clare, Lansing, Manton, and more. Relatives travel, dinners shared, and a wedding tied to Miss Mary Green at her brothers’ home. Notable mentions include J D Gregory, Jasper Snider, and P R Snider with multiple family connections and a countywide social scene.
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