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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
2
A fragmented local rate card lists annual and per line charges for mail and display ads. It notes Friday issues and post office entry as second class matter, with additional pricing for headings, probate notices, and fillers. It references local associations and a request to publish printing through The Sentinel.
Michigan hunters supply raccoon remains while the University of Michigan’s zoology department offers 25 cents per mink carcass. Carcasses must be frozen and shipped express collect to Ann Arbor with sender names on the outside. Conservation reports detail game taken across Mackinaw City and St. Ignace, including deer, coyotes, wolves, bears, and bobcats, and notes tagging programs for deer and cars in fire hazard efforts.
Conservation Chief H. B. Green says final tally will be months away but indicators show a record hunt. Weather was poor early but hunters still produced a higher kill than last year, with law violations about average and many venturing for venison worth hundreds of pounds.
Roy Allen and Walter Smith of Farwell were at the former farm Sunday. J. R. Cradit and son Fred Cradit from Saginaw visited Albert Madison Sunday. Mrs. Carter and daughters Leata and June from Saginaw also visited Albert Madison Sunday.
Classified ad notes a Renowh heater offered at $7.00 and $50 gasoline gauze priced at $30. Includes a Doherty and Son advertisement listing two items for sale.
A dream detour in Ton during a Christmas voyage leads Helen and Clay to clandestine craft. In a forgotten town they fashion handmade gifts from scraps, wrapping, ribbons, and holly, then discover a betrothal token on dawn of Christmas. The scene ends with renewed hope and shared joy in giving.
A notice from All Americans Far Farm Harrison Michigan offers to buy an old horse alive for 34.00. Respond by mailing a card with your address to the farm.
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