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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
8
A promotional note invites readers to consult with an officer on finances home business and future provision. It urges evaluating income opportunities and prudent management as the new year begins, promising a potentially prosperous year ahead.
Train times from Clare to Harrison and back are listed with morning afternoon and evening departures. The column recounts local visits deaths and events from Clare Harrison Cadillac Mt. Pleasant and nearby towns, noting illnesses funerals and a smallpox warning.
Central Standard time services listed for multiple churches with pastors named and times given. Highlights include Congregational, Church of God, Free Methodist, Methodist Episcopal, Lutheran Hugo Hoenecke, and Catholic services. Additional notes mention Sunday schools, evening services, midweek prayers, and a few parish events and reminders to attend.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Bouchey returned Monday from Seaverton where they visited their daughter the past week. Mr and Mrs Thos Marshal and family spent New Year's Day with their daughter Mrs Ervin Schutte. Agnes McManaman read Saturday to her echoes near Travers. Gilbert Benehey Jr of Alma has ming the halidays with rel
The United States Department of Agriculture advises fall construction of hog houses chosen by farmers. Emphasizing rain and snow exclusion, proper ventilation, drainage, and dry bright bedding, with options from colony to central farrowing shelters and dirt or wooden floors.
A historic hog feeding guide lists a mineral mix using 1 bushel charcoal, 1 bushel hard wood ashes, 8 pounds salt, 8 pounds air slaked lime or ground limestone, 4 pounds sulfur and 2 pounds copper sulfate.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture explains how hive stock serves as a market for crops. It notes converting grasses forage crops and legumes into higher priced finished products and returning soil nutrients to the land.
Goats benefit posture and brush control, while short rations and a laxative aid slightly sick hogs. Good farming relies on teams, as many farms depend on hogs for market. More teams should replace horses and mules in use, an idea echoed with urgency.
Theda Roscoe meets movie artists who offer a ten dollar prize for a five minute shown scene. She is drawn into a woodland wedding at a Oak shaded set. After leaving home she earns wages and learns she is heiress to twenty thousand dollars. Theda seeks out Victor Brocton and Mrs Wylie hints at a shared future and renewed romance.
An old newspaper ad from 118 West 4th Street promotes sales of hard coal, lumber from Weatfield and Fall River, poultry and cream. It lists Ohio Dairy Co with J. T. Brown as manager and invites product offerings at market prices.
Warden Hulbert of Jackson prison asks the next legislature to approve a 6,060,000 bond for a new state prison. He argues factory facilities could supply clothing shoes bedding and furniture for 23 Michigan state institutions and even produce office furniture for the capitol. He says inmate labor could support prison farms and the idle inmates moved to Jackson once the new prison opens.
A compact note urges immediate action citing the saying every new day is a life and not to delay tasks until tomorrow. The text emphasizes taking prompt steps rather than postponing work.
Miss Marie Hutchinson visits Vera Hutchinson at Brown Corners with Lillian Boots of Saginaw and Myrtie Harper plus Edna Lower. Families share Sunday visits as Wilbur Lower returns from Saginaw with a Ford. Revival begins 7:30 PM. school resumes after vacation. various locals noted in this community update.
New Year's Day welcomed a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown who named her Margaret Maxine. Smallpox quarantines show progress as some are removed and school resumes after a two week closure due to illness. Community gatherings include visits from Miss Foster of Greenwood and Corlis Foster of Detroit and several local residents spending Sundays with relatives.
State of Michigan Clare County Probate Court notices four months from January 6 1921 for creditors to present claims against estate of Patrick Murphy deceased. Claims must be filed at the Harrison probate office by May 11 1921 and heard May 6 1921 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Judge Thomas Dorsey.
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