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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1930
Page
2
Oil news notes the Wickay Mercier well No 2 down 1449 feet to 3200 feet. The Bowman well reaches 1580 feet. The Clare Development Company’s Hubel farm well is estimated near 500 feet. Readings were taken Monday from reliable sources.
We express our sincere thanks for the many acts of kindness and the beautiful flowers sent to our loving wife and mother during her illness and death. Signed by David, Lester, Sm. and Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nixor and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clark and children. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Akers. Mrs. and Mrs. G. L. Santa. Mr. and Mrs. David Seiler and family. and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Seiler and daughter.
J will be at The Clare County Savims Bank on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of the last week in February to receive taxes. This will be your last chance to pay taxes. Oral Colsins, Treasurer.
Brer Rabbit shifts from fable to economics as Michigan State College runs March 10 to 14 a five day course for prospective rabbit breeders. Professors and Jaymer instructors will cover feeding, disease control, marketing and judging with notable breeders supervising. A separate four day session will showcase rabbit types and market potential.
Community updates include visitors, births, and events. Annabelle Divyer welcomed, Miss Alice Bicknell heads to Los Angeles, plays at Herrick church Friday, Epworth League studies South America, Sunday sermon by Rev. DeVinney, and a large miscellaneous shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Seibt for their February wedding.
At the January meeting the Isabella County Farm Bureau outlined a Rural Entertainment Contest to boost community meetings and farm cooperation. Entries limited to eight organizations with a 30 minute program and 15 minute stage setup at Central State Teachers College Auditorium from 12:20 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on March 201H. Prizes 335, 30, and 25 with three judges from Mt. Pleasant Chamber, the College, and a high school. Admission 25 cents adults, 10 cents children. proceeds above expenses divided among groups.
A fragment notes that since the incorporation of British North American colonies into the Dominion of Canada in 1867, no single coinage series has dominated, signaling a shift in currency design and policy.
We thank friends for flowers letters and cheer while at the hospital. Mr and Mrs Fred Allen and Bernard express gratitude for kind acts and support.
The Snider family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during illness and death of their wife and mother. They thank Rev Johnson and Mr Noris Hiden for comforting messages, those who provided transportation, and for flowers and silent tributes.
Vernon taxpayers will go to the Clare Savings Bank on Saturday March 8 to pay taxes. It is the last day taxes will be accepted, announced by Treasurer Jennings Archamboult.
Sheridan taxpayers urged to visit Clare County Savings Bank on Saturday March 1 to pay taxes. Treas. Jax. Teale notes this will be the last chance to settle the taxes.
Fragmentary notes describe an early blind reading aid using a string length method. It references Pei and a feeding alphabet concept, with unclear details on how the system operated or who devised it.
The Race Betterment Health Clinic at Clare school, run Tuesday and Wednesday by Battle Creek College representatives with the Clare Board of Education, examined nearly every pupil. Dr. Birkbeck and Dr. Browne led exams including sight and hearing tests with focus on teeth and throat, aiming to advise parents with family-physician consultations.
Information from Mr. Thompson's office indicates at least 500 schools will be represented, each with up to 10 players. The State Association funds nine players per team and aims for uniform district tournaments with approved officials and clear elimination methods.
Carl Bauer treasurer announces a tax collection day at Clare County Savings Bank on Tuesday March 4 to receive payments. This is the final deadline to pay taxes.
A small kitchen note suggests adding a pinch of salt to fruit sherbet to enhance flavor and balance sweetness. The tip emphasizes a simple, practical improvement for dessert preparation.
Sheep specialist D H La Vei told county farmers to brace for a price downturn in lambs as Michigan, with ideal climate and alfalfa rich lands, is set to endure more price punishment. He predicted Michigan will soon lead in sheep production and foresees a shift toward breeding and selective flock management within a few years.
In memory of Minerva Bone who departed February 24 1929. We recall her suffering and aching hearts as she passed. Her loving children John Emerson Patrick Barryton Mich Mary Ballantyne Heart Maud Holmes Clare Lowvise Pringle Saginaw.
A terse aphorism notes that a dry mind yields a gloomier temperament and a tendency to dampen spirits, reflecting a caution about stoic or harsh leadership.
Osmer urged forming a large cooperative elevator system in Michigan to counter six dominance by buyers. He accused a few handlers of pressuring growers with a low price after holding beans for import markets. He urged tariff rise and 100 midstate elevators joining a central sales service to stabilize prices like the wheat program.
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved mother and sister. Grateful for the beautiful floral offerings. Signed Mr and Mrs Dewey Paxton.
An excerpt notes river otter fur as valuable and durable native fur material used for coats. It highlights its ranking among prime furs and its desirability in local fur industry.
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