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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1935
Page
7
The Clare Sentinel lists annual subscription rates to Michigan and U S, plus Canada. Single copies cost 5 cents weekly, with post office entry as second class matter. Advertising, cards of thanks, resolutions, poetry pricing, and probate notice printing details are provided.
The piece recounts Democratic shock at a Republican victory in Rhode Island's first district special election to fill Francis B. Condon's seat. It notes Roosevelt policy support contrasts, Ohio vacancy dynamics after Truax's death, and Governor Davy's handling of a public works allocation and slated timing for a special election. It also covers passage of the social security bill and questions of constitutionality and possible congressional adjournment.
Berry bushes need proper pruning to remove old canes and trim fruiting tips while encouraging new shoots for next season. The approach varies by berry variety and the wire trellis system used.
The USDA and farmers report grazing lespedeza in winter grains can work with minimal damage if pasturing is avoided when fields are too wet. Experiments suggest stopping pasture briefly after grain grazing may help lespedeza get started.
A long hidden visitor book for the Statue of Liberty reveals growth in attendance from 1890 to 1906. George A. Palmer notes a dramatic rise in visitors between 1890 and 1906 and compares it to the 1984 register showing 1,262 visitors from 36 states and 79 registrations.
A summary of Barnabas as a generous leader in Acts 4 36 37 and 11 19 30. It notes his rename from Joseph his generosity in selling land and laying funds at the apostles feet his faith friendship with Saul his role in Antioch and his partnership with Paul to support believers and relieve Judean brethren.
Quote from Count Mole on the need for a strong will to do good and resist evil. It argues that the most modest life is where will is most exercised, highlighting discipline as a path to virtue.
A fragment quotes S. Marden on lies and truth, describing truth as a magician’s circle that must be crossed to break a spell and avert darkness.
National magazine awards honor Herbert G. Cooper of Mason for a bronze medal based on accurate renovation photos. Michigan relief gardens will supply over 2 million quarts of canned produce for winter. classes teach new canning methods across counties. Don Foster Museum opens at Clinch Park Traverse City. State auto weight and gas tax receipts total 1 753 million to Wayne County for roads. Big Rapids airport site receives state official encouragement on 76 acres along US 131. Charlotte US 28 paving moves ahead under State Highway program. Hungarian partridge releases total 220 in southern Michigan in July. Saginaw plans city hall replacing fire-destroyed building with 45 percent federal grant. Jamestown grove transformed from outlaw rendezvous to music and picnics. Ann Arbor astronomy dept reveals solar tower project at Lake Angelus near Pontiac costing over 20 thousand. Adair wood turner William T Purcell supplies bats to Detroit Tigers. new timber scarce. Michigan drys plan five-year statewide prohibition push with September signatures drive. Soil erosion demo in Berrien County funded with 200 thousand. Benton Harbor project covers 28 800 acres for terracing dam, revegetation, and diversion works.
Vernon Hill residents share visits and gatherings across farms and towns. Notable names include Mrs Carrie Perverse and Bud Shepherd of Oil City with Miss Dorothy Irwit. Willard Siple at Wm Hendrie farm. Rozena Bronson hosts and meets old friends. Mona Waggoner from St Peters burg visits. Kathleen Young ill with tonsillitis cared for by Dr Wood. Various travels, camp meetings, and family connections described.
Mrs Albina Gerow joins all of her siblings at the Orvis reunion held at Ervin Orvis home on a damp Sunday. Elisabeth of Flint visits, Perry VanSickle calls parents, John Goodenough and son Myron drop by, and Kenneth Gerren visits his home. George Lindell family from Toledo spend a week with I Bergey’s family as Frank Poet and Bert Bergey visit. Bruce Morrison hosts callers at Andersonville.
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