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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
5
Open face Walden watch lost with McGregor engraved on back. Finder asked to leave it at Grill & White Jewelry Shop to return to owner.
Hens show varying tastes in feed and will reduce intake if seeds are unpalatable. Linseed meal bean meals and ground hulls should be limited while blood meals rye and cottonseed meal are avoided. Wheat bran millet are preferred fibrous seeds and light colored mash is usually eaten better. Individual preferences vary with flock and seed familiarity.
The guidance states chicks should not be fed until 48 hours old whether under a hen or in a brooder. First feed to be baked johnny cake pieces or hard boiled eggs with stale bread crumbs or rolled oats in a dry mash using two quarts rolled oats one part bran one part middlings and small amounts of eggs. Also promotes subscribing to papers at $1.50 per year.
The listing shows Red Wheat No 2 White Wheat No 2 Corn shelled and various meats and byproducts. Values appear as 30 00 4.00 40 7 18.00 32.00 12.00 08 20 with Hoga dressed Baef Mutton Veal Hides Fowls.
In Los Angeles a Superior Court jury convicted Claude Holedmh and C H Stephens of conspiring to kidnap actress Mary Pickford for 200000 dollars. Adrian Wood was acquitted. the trio were arrested after conferences about abducting a celebrity or her relatives.
Alpena Mich The sensational divorce trial of Congressman Frank D Scott and his wife Madna James Scott ended abruptly as Circuit Judge Frank Emerick halted closing arguments and gave 20 days for written briefs. The case centered on cruelty allegations amid testimony linking congressmen and wives to parties in Washington and a Cristobal junket. Mrs Scott’s attorney denied all allegations.
London reports solicitors say the duchess of Manchester will defend a French action filed by the duke to annul their marriage. The duchess, born Helena Zimmerman in Cincinnati, Ohio, inherited a $10,000,000 estate in 1915.
Mary Spas daughter of Bohemian immigrants rose from a humble Astoria home to New York luxury. Her adoption by Edward W. Browning, prominent New York realtor, was declared null and void by Surrogate Daniel Nobre. She left court with her parents and Mr Browning as rumors of a marriage were denied.
In Reading Massachusetts a riot broke out between about 400 Ku Klux Klan members and an equal number of opponents. State troopers cleared the field ending the clash after many were injured by rocks and clubs and tear gas.
Marshal Petain is sent to Morocco to direct a forthcoming offensive against Abd el Krim. He becomes commander in chief and will hold supreme command as the French army of about a large force reorganizes for action starting in September.
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt daughter of Mr and Mrs William K Vanderbilt will marry Hari H Smith a Yale student son of Sydney J Smith and Mrs C Whitney Carpenter Jr early next January. The ceremony is reported to be at St Patrick's Cathedral.
A boat train bound for Boulogne derailed while passing Amiens station at speed causing 14 deaths and 160 injuries. Most victims were French with two to three English among the injured, many seriously.
Green H. Hackworth is named solicitor for the State department in Massachusetts. The announcement was made here as part of a state-wide appointment.
Rev Lyons from near Traverse City wed Bertha McAlvery on Saturday August 15 joining Miles Loomis as husband and wife. Chas Hames and Alfred Lietz visited Lansing while Francis Davis traveled there after Donald and family. Mentzner showed Christ life moving pictures at Hatfield school house Sunday. Lyons and family spent weekend at Gilmore and attended services Sunday.
Leo Russel drove to Saginaw with his uncle Bart Barrus of Clare. Hazel Worden returns from Ypsilanti summer normal. Wm Leosh Jr and R Leosh with Hazel Worden and Mabel Leosh went blackberrying. Mrs W Allen of Andersonville visits Mrs A Reed. Reed and Nixon families visit Mr Hugene Harkness near Wise. Clyde Allen’s car was overhauled Saturday.
Lewis Brown and Harry Brockway of Flint visit families of Mrs. I A Hileman after trips to Lansing and Sandusky. Gladys and Ethel Green host friends. Had Moder and Emerson Burton attend Ionia Free Fair. Lake George and Mann Siding cross bats 10 to 12. Husky family visits Pfannes home. Minnie Rickard from Ohio visits her mother Mrs. Pauline Gruno.
Sunday School at 10 30 with evening preaching announced. Beaked goods sale planned at Friz's undertaking parlors Clare Saturday at 9 00. Local residents and visitors include Mrs Oscar Anderson of Flint who won a $1200 Buick and visited relatives. Residents discuss threshing, visits from Ohio and Detroit, and school preparations for the month end.
Earl Morgan and family visited Bilmer Scho field last Sunday. The school oval has undergone repairs and cleaning in preparation for the August 3 opening with Miss Ina Schofield as teacher. Velia Schofield returned from Heart and plans to teach this term near Tustin.
A long list of local households notes Sunday and weekend visits. Ray Utley and family out of Sanford. Miss Beatrice Finch on sales duty at Updegraff & Dryers. Perry family from Lansing dined with relatives. J Tiedman hosted Delos Basset and family from Coral. Vern Finch with two sons visited Louis. Beatrice Finch returned from Napoleon. others include Mize Kempher and Gerald with Mrs. K's sister. families from Flint, Saginaw, Dover, Stanton, and Lansing attend gatherings and travels.
Small birds are caught by trapdoor pits set by large spiders in the Amazon valley, trapping avian prey in a perilous, natural web.
A quotation from the Houston Post-Dispatch contrasts two extreme loyalties, one where politics is tied to religion and another where faith drives political views, reflecting a public dialogue on church state relations.
A queer African snake lives on eyes and bears a toothlike spike from its backbone just behind the head. Enamel tipped spike breaks eggshells as the egg passes to the gullet. Clare Public Schools will open Monday August 31.
A humorously told account from the American Legion Weekly recalls a surgeon’s first case where the patient, a plasterer, applies his own leg cast after being informed of the procedure. The man later charges seven dollars for the work.
The monarch Charles II of England was nicknamed 614 Rowley after a goat kept in the king's garden. His favorite race horse, which lends the name to a famed race, was also called Rowley.
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