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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1926
Page
4
A humorous note contrasts A lowhrdw as one who gets the story with a highbrow reader focused on the author's style. The remark reflects a media audience split and editorial tone.
In New Orleans a column notes many say men who brag about public service may win office yet are fewer who keep their promises. The piece contrasts talkers who secure posts with those who fail to perform once elected.
Advertises low prices on pure leaf lard two pounds for 385 cents May Blossom tomatoes and cans 25 cents Van Camp tomato soup 25 cents Good Santa Clara prunes two pounds 25 cents pink salmon two cans 29 cents Wisconsin cream cheese 15 cents Eight O Clock coffee pound 38 cents P G soap ten bars 39 cents Open evenings daily except Saturday until 7 30 and Saturdays until 11.
Director John Baird reported deer in Michigan are not starving, with wardens in the upper and lower peninsulas finding adequate food. He urged sportsmen not to fund feeding programs, noting the state will cover necessary feed if emergencies arise. Reports show limited snow, several yarded deer near Newberry, and a growing elk herd counted at about 150 with estimations of 50 more.
The article urges poultry breeders to feed sprouted oats to improve egg production and fowl health during winter. It notes sprouting is cheap and easy, recommends a good sprouter for all poultry plants, and suggests trying sprouted oats if not already used.
Clean houses and coops prevent lice and mites and keep birds vigorous in winter. Provide gravel for hens when snow covers ground and inspect weight to monitor health. Ensure ample litter changed often and consider convenient, clean layouts for water, nests, roosts, droppings, brooders, and feed to save labor and promote flock health.
The report notes major reductions in product variants with shovels dropping from 228 sizes to 127 and 4,000 varieties eliminated. Tack items shrink from 485 to 116, and packing units fall from 428 to 127 at Good Hardware.
A compact 3-tube regenerative radio set employs one RF tuning stage with regeneration, a crystal detector, and two audio-frequency transformer stages. The article lists detailed parts, mounting methods, hole placements, wiring tips, and operation notes to optimize selectivity and loudness, including variometer adjustments and coil mounting.
A tube repair method describes reattaching a loose base by wrapping adhesive tape around the joint three or four times. Stretch the tape at each turn to seal over the metal base and glass, then press firmly to heat and set the tape. This preserves the tube for future use.
Fragmentary timetable shows South North route times and a daily pattern with Sunday exceptions, limited readable entries indicating morning and evening service blocks.
Mrs Henry House hosts Sunday School at 1 30 p m Junior church at 2 30 p m afternoon services at 2 30 p m evening services at 7 p m and a prayer meeting on Tuesday evening All services held at the home of Mrs House and all are welcome
The Methodist Church invites you to Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. morning worship with the message Jesus Alone, 11:00 a.m. Sunday School with the lesson Jeased the Light of the World from John 9, and 7:00 p.m. evening worship with song service testimony and message. Cottage prayer Monday evening and Everybody's meeting Thursday at 7:00 p.m. A cordial invitation to worship and feel at home.
Local items report Adris Somers and Mose Teachworth improving health and a variety of social activities. Betsy visits from Flint, church events, muffin dinners, meetings of the MBE church and Farwell Women's Club note programs, Bible verses, and a Russian customs talk with a change of guest Night date.
We extend sincere thanks to friends and relatives for kindness during our baby's sickness and death. Thanks to Rev Nash Farwell and Rev Ben Loomis Glare for comforting messages and to singers Mr and Mrs Rey F Putman and family.
A note spotlighting the Style Shoppe as a destination for hats and ladies ready to wear, guiding shoppers to consider their selections for seasonal headpieces and apparel.
Farwell High School sophomore judging team won first honor at Central Normal's judging contest earning an engraved silver cup to keep for three years. Members were Gerald Shoffield Percy Welch and Carl McAlvey. Central's program aims to boost high school interest in agriculture. Last year Mt Pleasant High School won the cup.
Gerald D Putman the three months old son of Mr and Mrs Roy Putman died Saturday evening January 30 Funeral services were held at the residence led by Rev Ben Loomis of Clare assisted by Rev M F Nash and burial followed in Gilmore cemetery The community offers sympathy to the family.
The second home talent program will be held at the Methodist church on Wednesday evening February 10 at 7 30. The orchestra will perform and other splendid numbers will be offered. Admission is free with a free will offering collected for the piano fund.
T A Bittenbender outlines morning and evening scratch feed ratios with mush kept as a self fed mash. He recommends green feeds at noon, offers scratch and mash formulas with corn oats and wheat, and notes buttermilk or milk liquid additions to the mash for winter egg production.
Describes inexpensive poultry house flooring using eight inches of cinders gravel or crushed rock topped with about two inches of cement. Explains a dry base from the porous underlayer, stamping to solidify the base, and compares hollow tile bases with thinner cement layers and sand underlay for smooth cleaning.
A fragment from the Whint Journal notes a path to easy street as a mirrored phrase with trimmed revining of easy marks. The wording suggests a cautionary or satirical reflection on deceit and fortune. The item reads as a disconnected clipping with no clear event or named entities.
The article explains that Hingland is not truly an island but part of the continental shelf. It states the English Channel and the North Sea are depressions filled in centuries ago. Hogland was originally connected to the mainland.
Various sale notices listed including riding pony with saddle and bridle, incubator priced at 25 dollars, a Hidison phonograph with records offered by J S Bicknell of Clare, a stack of rye straw from Jos Rawson, and a four passenger lawn bowing item from Roy Feighner with contact numbers.
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