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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1925
Page
7
Field director John W. Mage analyzes December Golden Rule Sunday and reviews how Greece benefited from American aid. He contrasts a boastful Turkey with a thriving post‑Smyrna Greece, noting Athens’ growth, pro‑American sentiment, and Armenian refugee care under Near East Relief.
The House approved the tax bill by 890 to 25 amid a heated debate. It reduces income tax rates and exemptions, lowers estate and surtax rates, repeals gift tax, and cuts automobile, cigar, and alcohol taxes. The measure advances to the Senate for consideration with a target effective date in 1926.
An English writer argues American prosperity depends on helping others in the Near East. He cites Greece resettlement during Anatolian exodus and notes refugee aid funds, League loans, and education for displaced children. Golden Rule Sunday marks December nationwide support efforts.
Port Huron Build ing permits for 40 worker homes set at 2500 each issued to Otto Fetting for a syndicate. Cheboygan coastguard stations to stay open all winter. Paw Paw nominates Bernard Blakeman for United States Military Academy West Point appointment. Ypsilanti Night school survey gets 180 names. work to begin after organization. Mt. Clemens requests truck service to Detroit prior to Christmas granted. Ypsilanti A Stanley Wilson, former school superintendent, dies aged 45. Grand Rapids option to buy plant by Electric Refrigeration extended to Feb 1. price near 6 million with 50 thousand paid. Ann Arbor Michigan Union opera Tambourine travels Chicago then 13-city tour. Lansing oysters at Eaton Rapids church banquet questioned as typhoid spreads. Ann Arbor Regents protest over birth control remarks by Clarence Cook Little. Saginaw describes bold car theft from Davison Automobile. Mr. Clemens talks midwinter maneuvers at Selfridge Field January 17 for a week. Lansing deposits at Farmers and Merchants State Bank grain ledge may avoid loss as receivership proceeds.
The article outlines essential features for a sanitary hen house including a roomy dry building with ample window space and ventilation. Dropping boards, roosts at specified heights, level perches, raised nests, wall nests at 45 degrees, foldable runway fronts, dry mash and water hoppers on legs, a broody coop, catching coop, a grain bin, and adjustable fixtures to suit flock size and conditions.
President Coolidge backs speeding up the inland waterway, proposing an additional 10 million dollars for next fiscal year to advance the lakes to gulf link between Chicago and New Orleans. The army engineers also recommended adding 10 million more to hasten completion, on top of existing Mississippi system funds.
State agents and local officers chased seven or eight men who terrorized Dows Iowa wrecking the Sayings bank vault and fleeing with about $10,000 in cash and $20,000 in bonds. Residents at windows were shot at as lookouts fired nearly 100 shots. Night Marshal August Welzine and Barry Little were captured and locked inside the bank.
Tom Murray county commissioner dies in University Hospital after two operations. He rose to prominence in local clothing business circles with the slogan meet me face to face before entering politics.
Five children of John J Hoey perished in a blaze that engulfed the Hoey residence a two story dwelling in Holden Massachusetts The fire destroyed the home and claimed the young lives in a tragic early morning incident.
The Suez passage runs about 88 miles with 66 miles cut, 14 miles dredged through lakes, and 8 miles requiring no work. The Panama Canal measures just over 50 statute miles, including dredged sections reaching deep water at both ends.
In Clare County Michigan Probate Court on December 14 1925 Judge Thos S Dorsey ordered that the administration of the estate of William Milkey be granted to Enoch Milkey or another suitable person. A hearing is set for January 11 1926 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the probate office in Harrison. Public notice to be printed weekly for three weeks in The Clave Sentinel.
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