Clare County events and meetings listed for February and March
Evart basketball game here February 24. Clare Chamber of Commerce meets March 9. Clare Study Club operetta February 26. Clare County Achievement Day postponed to March 4. Lyceum course final Monday March 2. High school presents Bought and Paid For a four act comedy drama. Birthday party at Congregational church February 25. American Legion 10th district meeting at Bay City Armory February 22 with dinner 1 30 p.m. Reels of Out of the Maelstrom shown with talks by state officers.
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Lyceum
The
American Legion of Michigan
Armory
Bay City
Young People's Contest Leads at Methodist Church
In the league contest at the Methodist church Conductor Al ien remains ahead and regained mileage on a Cuban trip last Sunday evening. Conductor Randall posted the next best score. Several special research reports will be presented at the next meeting. Youths discuss the League Institute next summer with about eight hundred attending last July.
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Methodist Church
Alien
Randall
Great League Institute
Sheridan Taxpayers Tax Collection Dates Announced
Henry Fancon says he will receive taxes at Citizens State Bank on Saturdays February 21 and 28. The notice invites local taxpayers to bring payments to the bank during those days.
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Citizens State Bank
LIST YOUR LIVESTOCK With Farmers' Produce
Advertises livestock listings with shipping date set for Tuesday March 3rd and a contact telephone 429 under P F Geeck.
Fathers and Sons Dine With Focus On Scout Laws
The article reviews a program reaching about five million boys over 21 years of American Boy Scout activity. Speaker Mr. Dawe highlights four Laws of Friendship trustworthiness friendliness cheerfulness and reverence with anecdotes about Theodore Roosevelt and the London origin of scouting in America.
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Amererican Boy Scout Movement
Dawe
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Dawe
London
America
House of Gold
County Ags Notes Dairy Profits Conference Planned
Clare County dairy leaders prepare for the 1931 Dairy Profits Conference set for March 23. Delegates from across Clare county will hear how the 1930 five year program to replace scrub bulls with purebreds and improve feed and profitability will be expanded with experts from Michigan State College and the Agricultural Extension Service aboard Ann Arbor Railroad’s conference car.
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Clare County
P. D. Gibson
Michigan State College
Agricultural Extension Service
Ann Arbor Railroad
Gibson
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Time of Sorrow
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for help and kindness in their great sorrow. Special thanks go to Rev Henderick the choir and the donors of flowers. Acknowledgment is made to Mr Charles A Thurs ton Mr Fred Banks Mr and Mrs Fred Rodabaugh and Family Mr and Mrs Kernie Jones.
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Henderick
Charles A. Thurston
Fred Banks
Fred Rodabaugh
Kernie Jones
Michigan Sees Tourism Boost Amid Demand for Land and Orange Crops
East Michigan officials stress tourism as key to growth while reports from the Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau note increased farm land demand. Letters from East and Central U S urban centers reveal white collar workers seek land and farmers also aim to relocate. Michigan onion crop sets a record as drought yields the largest harvest in state history. About 20 cars per day are shipped statewide.
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George, Bishop
Penifssula
United States
Michigan
Extra Cockerels May Be Caponized
Caponizing cockerels lowers cost and fattening time per NY State College of Agriculture. Market prices for capons beat cockerels in November, with meat flavor preserved. Breeds vary by market demand. Orpingtons, Light Brahmas, Jersey Black Giants suit large capons. smaller capons use Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds. Ideal cockerel age about 10 weeks and 14% to 2 pounds weight. Requires skilled handling and supervision from an experienced operator.
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New York State College of Agriculture
Plymouth
Plymouth Rocks, Wyandottes, and Rhode Island
Official Call for the Republican County Convention 1931
Clare County Republicans are called to meet at Clare City Hall on February 27 1931 at 2 p.m. to elect four delegates for the state convention in Kalamazoo March 6 1931. Caucuses to select delegates will be held February 25 1931 in county precincts. apportionment lists delegate counts by precinct. Dated February 6 1931 Rei Hether Chairman Gerald E. B. Lamb Secretary.
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Clare County
Clare
Kalamazoo
Arthur
Nannand
Sheridan
Franklin
Summerfield
Freeman
Surrey
Frost
Winterfield
Garfield
Harrison
Grant
Ward
Greenwood
Hamilton
Hatton
Hayes
Lincoln
Redding
Rei Hether
Gérald EB. Lamb
Lost wrist watch on Clare Street initials L M a
Classified notice reports a lost wrist watch found on Clare Street Monday with initials L M A belonging to Mrs Bernie Hampton. Return to Sentinel office for reward or identification. Also for sale fence posts at Samborn's, phone 23.
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Bernie Hampton
Sentinel
Samborn
Appreciation Note from Guild Acknowledges Local Support
Mrs. F. C. Sanford thanks Hollywood Stars for their talent donations and credits Mr. Grice for painting signs and Mr. and Mrs. Asline for theater use. The division of the Guild extends gratitude to all contributors.
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F. C. Sanford
Guild
Clare Shipping Dates Notice
The Clare Shipping Association announces shipping dates on Tuesday February 24 and March 10. Shipper A Dawson lists contact at phone 220F21 2H.
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Clare Shipping Association
A. Dawson
Washington News and Comments Strand on South American trade
Congressman Maas warns of a sharp U.S. recession without bold action to boost business ties with South American nations. He cites France Great Britain Italy and Germany as pressing for East Coast South American trade and urges higher air mail service to cement links. The piece covers Farm Board opposition campaigns against policy, Yosemite Valley formation findings, and bread price hearings detailing bakery costs and water in bread. It also lists local market specials from Jackson’s Market.
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United States
Maas
Minnesota
France
Great Britaan
Italy
Germany
South America
Samuel R. McKelvie
Federal Farm Board
Kansas
McKelvie
Legge
Federal Trade Commission
Cooperative Wheat Marketing Associations
Yosemite Valley
California
Geological Survey
Yosemite
Miary
Merced
Man
Senate Agricultural Committee
Senator Capper
Brick and Dairy Ads Highlight 29 Cent Prices
An ad promotes a new 29¢ brick product with improved quality including whipping cream coffee cream fresh milk and butter fat at 4 percent. It emphasizes frostiness and general daily dairy availability.
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Washington’s
George Washington
Washington
Clare County Savings Bank
Evart
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Clare Study Club
Congregational Church
Sheridan Taxpayers
Henry Fancon
P. F. Geeck
AGR
East Michigan
Yesteryear
the Bank
Washington News and Comments
Roy
Woodruff
Jackson's Market
Lambern’s
Adv
Arctic Dairy
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Mich
Clare Realty Co
Farm Insurance
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