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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1929
Page
4
The tenth annual Orvis reunion is set for Sunday August 25 1929 at Hrve Orvis home. Visitors are welcome and a pot luck dinner will follow. Secretary.
The public is notified that Geo Wilcox Irwin Bros Burton Bros R Smith and Mr Bates of Hamilton township have consolidated. All raging docking drenching and shearing services will be strictly cash. Consolidated.
Fragment discusses absence of temperature variations above 20,000 feet due to sea conditions.
President Jackson's administration marked the first use of the label Democratic in party names. Earlier leaders like Washington and Adams were Federals, and Jefferson Madison Monroe and John Quincy Adams led Democratic Republican affiliations.
Bermuda features an equable climate with no frosts and winds tempered by the Gulf Stream. The island is chiefly a winter resort for travelers seeking to avoid severe cold.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after our bereavement and for beautiful floral tributes. Special thanks to Rev. Johnson for condolence and to all who assisted us. Mrs. Geo Whiteside and Children.
Richard Hmerson thanks all who worked faithfully fighting the fire at his farm on August 18. The note expresses gratitude for the response and support during the incident.
The first English stamp featured Queen Victoria and the first United States stamp bore Benjamin Franklin's portrait marking the birth of postage stamp history.
Text explains that sheep cows camels deer and some other animals do not chew while eating. They pass food to a paunch and later bring it back to the mouth to chew. This process is called rumination.
The notice advertises two 5 room cottages with 17 acres and lake frontage near a small town plus a 3 room frame house with barn and orchard. Prices start at 1600 dollars with 800 owed, and an 80 acre farm option offers 0.75 acres improved, fences, and multiple outbuildings. Also listed is a Clare house on over an acre at 1200 dollars half down or trade for a rooming house in Ponting or Flint.
Local notices include railroad time-table snippets for the Pere Marquette line and Michigan connections. Community updates report hospital visits, engagements, church events, civic meetings, and multiple travels of residents across Clare and nearby cities.
Reunion at Clara Aire Ranch brought together about fifty Park relatives from Michigan and other states. Attendees included David J. Park and Max H. Park among distant cousins. visitors spanned New Orleans, Scranton, Rushville, Albany and Rapid River with others from Chicago and Albany. The gathering highlighted Civil War service of Park family members including Captain Park wounded in 1862 and Colonel Park who led engineers and aided in Army campaigns.
Reported ban on alcohol sales in the polis before an election and for two hours after results, with dynamics of public mood and local enforcement described.
A Los Angeles Times excerpt notes the view that while the father is the legal head of the family, the mother effectively runs the household, reflecting ongoing domestic role arguments.
Fragments describe early combs carved from ivory and amber by ancient peoples of Rome and Greece. The artifacts are noted for fine engraving and craftsmanship that place them as notable works of classical art.
The article records the first annual reunion with Harold Newman as the youngest member at three months. It notes two deaths in the past year, six births, and three marriages. Relatives from Alma Jackson Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Eden Ohio Flint Chesaning Spencerville and Lansing attended, with Carmen Newman leading a prayer and the group adjourned after singing God Be With You Till We Meet Again.
Clare County road officials invite sealed bids by the yard to fill the hole at the west side of the Leota bridge. Proposals due September 6 1929 at 1 pm CST with a $50 certified check. Bids must be opened in person. the board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
J L Phillips of Whitman county Washington notes geese yield about 100 dollars per pair per season and goslings grow on grass then fatten on waste grain. Ducks offer strong profits though hatching eggs in ordinary incubators is a challenge. He reports weight ranges and quick growth, with a favorable view of waterfowl farming.
The text credits Governor Morris with framing the Constitution while James Madison, often called the Father of the Constitution, led its execution.
A garri in garden unearthed a gold ear minted coin dating to 1444. Only one specimen known, with notes suggesting its value for a road worker’s wage and historical barter value cited in the fragment.
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