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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
9
The piece urges sportsmen to contribute to wildlife resources through cooperative action and constructive work. It argues for broad measures from refuges to local game protection and envisions a national windfall if ten million Americans donate a Christmas gift of effort toward better hunting and fishing.
Frank Puskis returned to Holly after weeks with the Bronson family. Lansing visitors Otis Stanley and children stayed with Milo and Mrs. Myers. Dozens of locals and relatives visited, hosted, or hosted at homes across Vernon and nearby towns. The Dorcas Society quilted and planned another session.
The lesson outlines Ezra Nehemiah passages, central text Psalm 119 11, and topics for different groups. It highlights nations returning to God through obedience to scripture, the assemblys reverence and prayer, ministers clear teaching, and the resulting reforms and renewed worship.
A $3 note issued by Boone County bank Lebanon dated 1820 is in John A Miller's possession in Sullivan County. The one sided, fragile paper has legible printing and signatures and has passed through three generations. It is among Indiana’s oldest paper money, printed four years after statehood.
A quotation expresses thrill in moving forward into a splendid mystery unseen by mortal eyes. the thought excites and exalts, reflecting a sense of wonder at the unknown.
A fragment quotes the idea that service is the rent we pay for living on earth. It presents a reflective, aphoristic line without additional context or specifics.
Figures from the Department of Commerce report that candy and competitive chocolate products in 1934 rose to 1,299,103,140 pounds valued at 1 838,783,681 dollars, up from 1933. Average yearly per person exceeded ten pounds. Chocolate bars led in value with 36,791,526 dollars, while penny goods reached 247,244,516 pounds valued at 27,974,390 dollars.
The Clare County Health Association held its monthly meeting at the school house with a program by local students and Mrs. Malosh. Dr Boonstra spoke on dental care and Mr Johnston from Mt Pleasant showed films including Mickey goes to Hollywood. A car incident near town left Fred Lowles's family exposed to fumes but all recovered.
Clare residents and visitors shared a busy week with shopping trips and social calls. Iris Hilliker celebrated a fifth birthday with candy for pupils, while Mr. and Mrs. Geo Scott visited H C Hilliker and families. Will Rogers film drew crowds at Clare theater.
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