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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
7
The passage argues propaganda should push for liquor traffic revival and predicts Congress will face renewed pressure. It questions whether Americans will bear renewed taxation and social harms linked to alcohol.
Michigan farmers confront a shortage of refrigerated cars for potatoes apples and small produce. The Michigan Farm Bureau reports a plan to use cooperative box cars with return at the associations expense. Pere Marquette officials and state regulators discuss making the plan effective via Public Utilities Commission action and, if needed, Interstate Commerce Commission orders.
The Federal Trade Commission notes record wheat imports from Canada and a price drop but stops short of blaming imports alone. It argues a deflation move by the Federal Reserve after prior inflation, leaving farmers especially vulnerable.
The Treasury will issue a 1 savings stamp and a 25 savings certificate in 1921 as part of the yearlong savings campaign. The stamps will feature Alexander Hamilton and Lincoln portraits, with colors red on green and orange, aimed at encouraging youth involvement and financial discipline nationwide.
Notes from Barwell area with arrivals visits and local events. Mentions Mrs Frank Babcock hosting Aid Society candy bags for Christmas and several residents visiting relatives in Mt Pleasant Clare and Saginaw. Mentions church attendance and a infant burial in Surry Cemetery and local shopping ads.
The text notes nine distinct cradle boards used by different tribes of North American Indians. It states that Eskimos did not use such a board. It describes the baby carried in the hood of the mother's fur coat and, in southern tribes, tied to the mother's back with a cloth strip long enough to secure the infant.
Women raised one hundred eleven dollars at the Community Sate held Friday in the Library Building. Eight booths offered Useful and Fancy Articles The Rammage Home Made Bake Sale Produce and Fruit Candy Pond Land Counter Chinese Tea Booth and more with Hazel Smith in Chinese costume presiding at the Chinese Tea Booth.
A Lake County Star item notes Fred Poliaski earned 180 dollars in net profit from four turkey hens and a gobbler in one season. Forty five poults hatched and survived. the flock grazed on grasshoppers and nuts, aiding local hay fields before being sold for Baldwin Thanksgiving dinners.
OCR reads a jumble about a figure of 879.00 and a 16.00 amount, a family table and an ob bird left for next season. Mentions Lake County Star and summer splinters as scattered names and phrases.
Albert Raymond of Saginaw visited his brother Jobe and family last week and returned Saturday to work. John HK accompanied him for a few days. Elm Grove Ladies Aid met with Mrs James McClung. a fair crowd attended despite bad roads. Next meeting with Hazel Havis and dinner planned. Nearby buyers of Dr Sitting’s farm in Gladwin have moved in. Mr and Mrs Elsworth Devis stay at parental home while Mrs C Hervey finishes a house for them. Mr and Mrs Jerry Adams visited mother Mrs J W Butters. Ray Otley of near Farwell visited and returned Sunday with corn and fodder. Mr and Mrs Pearl Dunilay and Mrs Wm Dingman spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Tryon.
Mrs. Harry Cowden is ill with typhoid at her parents home, with Dr. Lamb of Farwell visiting. Mr. Emens held a stump meeting Monday drawing a small crowd. Special meetings are ongoing at the Free Methodist church as the District Elder plans to attend this week.
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