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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1926
Page
7
Methodist Church services listed with pastor Nash at 10 am and 8 pm park service. Numerous local residents and visitors noted with weekend trips, visits, and kinfolk in Clare, Weidman, Mt. Pleasant, Flint, Saginaw, Alma, Detroit, and Lake George. Community events include the M BE Aid Society meeting and a church anniversary observance.
The Gibson family reunion met August 15 at Mrs. John Gibson's Farwell home with twenty four attendees. A noon chicken dinner and afternoon games followed a business meeting that approved last year's secretary report. Anna Gibson of Vernon Michigan was elected president and Byron M Gibson of Flint secretary. next reunion planned for August 1927 in Farwell. Attendees included Anna Skinner Chicago J Vinton Gibson family and others from Jackson Lansing Ann Arbor Flint Hart Ypsilanti and Lansing.
Forest destruction along northern highways is shown by the charred remains of once thriving growth. A Detroit man’s careless cigarette sparked a blaze in Cheboygan county, narrowly averted catastrophe. Rain has curtailed losses, but autumn dryness calls for vigilance and a statewide education drive by the Michigan Press Association to curb fire-causing carelessness.
Wisconsin researchers report a pig diet combining corn tankage chopped alfalfa hay and linseed meal boosts growth. Pigs on the new ration average 1.15 pounds daily gain vs near one pound with corn and tankage, reaching 200 pounds in 29 days. Feed efficiency improves markedly with the mix.
Short guidance urges farmers to shift from once yearly breeding to two crops a year for hogs. It notes sheep are often neglected yet all livestock respond to extra labor and feed. The piece also says love of good horses keeps many at home while plugs deter buyers.
A concise maxim asserts freedom begins with self mastery as attributed to Pythagoras.
In Sonia county, Fred W. Green defended his road program stance and accused Governor of vetoing gas tax funds. He praised personal funding of a mile of road, urged nonpolitical conservation, and criticized political control over public works. Green proposed auditing books by the Auditor General, trimming payroll, and ending distracted offices while promoting job training over prison labor.
Ithaca state college animal husbandmen advise shepherds at lambing time to keep ewes in sunny sheltered areas and ensure newborn lambs are warmed. Clear membranes, stimulate breathing, and provide colostrum from the mother or another ewe if needed, noting lambs' higher value over fleece.
The article notes that newborn animals often suffer jointill in colts and calf scours from infected navel wounds. It advises applying an antiseptic mixture of tincture of rodins and glycerin soon after the wound dries to prevent infection.
Snakes shun the British Isles with Ireland and Scotland snake free. Only two species are known to inhabit England, a striking regional distribution noted in the section.
John White announces his candidacy for a third term as County Surveyor on the Republican ticket and asks voters for support at the September primaries. Political advertisement.
Pol Adv announces Republican sheriff bid for Clare County in the upcoming September primaries. He asks voters for approval and pledges to meet them in person before election day.
At the solicitation of friends Alfred Palado Richmond announces his candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket. A Clare County native, he cites lifelong residence and his principles of right and justice as his primaries appeal for September 14.
John Asline announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Road Commissioner of Clare County at the September 14 1926 primary. He says his term as a board member on the County Road Commissioners reflects his dedication to efficient road service and asks voters for support.
In Clare county a candidate announces for the Republican nomination for County Drain Commissioner at the September 14 1926 primaries. While serving as supervisor he states familiarity with the office duties and solicits voters support. Pol adv. Clayton L Montney. A413
Republican candidate Louis E B Slater announces his bid for County Drain Commissioner. He pledges clean efficient service and urges support at the September primaries, noting his public record is open to inspection.
In a countywide appeal Herschel B. Halstead announces his candidacy on the Republican ticket for sheriff in Clare County to run in the September primary. He notes prior service as Under sheriff and claims thorough familiarity with sheriff duties and a lifetime in Clare County.
William H. Allswede of Hersey announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Representative to the State Legislature in the Osceola Clare District. A former Bay Midland District State Senator, he helped pass the trunkline bill for Michigan highways and cites his wide experience as qualifications. Political Announcement.
Balancing rations for livestock has evolved from focusing on carbohydrates fats and proteins to recognizing the role of vitamins. Researchers note vitamins are essential for growth and reproduction yet precise requirements and profitable commercial sourcing remain uncertain and debated.
Ruskin argues that helping others is a duty and withholding support from a subordinate person harms both parties. The quote emphasizes responsibility to recognize and assist capacity in others rather than claim superiority.
A saying notes many never reach goals because they keep dreaming without acting. It warns against passive wishing and urges concrete steps to pursue ambitions.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders that Myrtie Gorr petitioning for administration of Elizabeth Maynard's estate be heard September 20, 1926 at 10:00 AM at the Harrison probate office. Public notice to be published once weekly in the Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos. S. Dorsey presides.
In the matter of the estate of Oscar Roux, T Carl Holbrook petitions for license to sell estate real estate in Clare County. The court sets a hearing on August 26 1926 and orders publication for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel to notify all interested parties.
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