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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1927
Page
5
Rates listed: 1.60 per year to Michigan points, 2.00 per year to other U S points, 2.50 per year to Canada. The Sentinel also notes it can handle all kinds of job printing for single copies.
Michigan lawmakers move through a busy session at the State House with debates on capital punishment under Armstrong, lobbyist rules, and a proposed five day marriage license repeal. Other measures seek to curb poultry theft, bolster tuberculosis sanatorium oversight, bond the superintendent, and limit legislative sessions to ninety days.
Governor Green telegrammed President Coolidge noting that Michigan agriculture supports the McNary-Haugen farm relief measure as a fair trial. State officials Powell and Brody also urged signature, citing widespread agrarian backing and endorsements from delegates across Michigan counties.
Michigan growers shift to alfalfa and sweet clover as Alsike and red clover seed imports fall sharply from Canada. Only 131000 pounds of Alsike seed entered last year versus over five million in 1925, boosting prices and encouraging early seed purchases per H C Rather of the Michigan Crop Improvement Association.
Legume hay such as alfalfa and clover is recommended for winter feeding of laying hens. Cuttings with more leaves provide more vitamins and protein, and feeding indoors can match results of outside range. Hay should be properly cured to keep green color, and hanging hay from the ceiling is an effective method.
A yearly lake near a Costa Rican community becomes overgrown with grass and dry tips. Locals set a fire to clear the mass, risking the surrounding area. The article mentions Larman & Wood-Cook Berage in relation to a radio battery charging specialty.
Miss Lillie Billgrew returned from Alma Saturday where she attended the funeral of an infant nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swanson. Mr and Mrs BR Cowles spent a day with their daughter Mrs Henry Wellman of Lake George. Mr and Mrs Wm Rube attended church in Gare Sunday and dined with their son Arthur and family of Farwell. Mrs Henry Wellman of Lake George spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs R Cowles.
Mrs James McGuire and children spent Saturday evening with Mrs A Mitchell and children. Mrs Nilson Churchill who for a while was caring for a sore above her eye now can pick beans again. Floyd Price and Arthur Fisch were seen on Herseville streets Sunday. Walter Waers shipped a calf Saturday. Arthur Mayhew shipped some hogs and Clifford Price shipped a calf Saturday. Ralph Campbell, staying with his aunt Mrs Clara McGilivery, spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Walter Waers and mother spent Sunday at Dan Price's. Several from Herseville attended the sale at Pratts lake given by Mr Junker.
Hatton residents boast fortunes for patient men and sheep flocks doubling daily. Clare notes a daylight trip to Clare and a mail reminder to reach New York by air. The column cites Mr. Hampton on capital punishment and a toboggan slide joy at the neighbor’s front porch. John List visits Mt Pleasant, Arthur neighbors enter the chicken business, and Hatton considered a Wheather groundhog.
West of Clare Glen Blystone sells a pureblood Shorthorn bull to Clare Stanley. Various local residents visit family, attend funerals, host gatherings, and travel to Saginaw and Detroit. Names include Vern Hains Mickle Blystone Blystone family and neighbors with multiple weekend visits and hospital trips.
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