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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
4
Readable text lists John Yuill, Robert Rayburn, H Lunden, Marius Hanson as president and vice presidents with roles including treasurer. No event or organization context provided to confirm duties or timeframe.
The dedication praises Cheboygan County as a leading, well connected, resource rich Michigan area. It highlights apples, grains, dairy herds, seed potatoes, tied by Lake Huron, Straits of Mackinac, and inland lakes. It notes a large tannery, Union Bag and Paper plant, a cigar factory with 250 workers, strong schools, lake harbor, extensive road network, summer homes, tourism, and Embury-Martin Lumber Co plant.
The county boasts a large year round cement and lime plant supplying lime rock for sugar plants and road building. It has abundant lime deposits with water and rail access, rich fishing waters with brook trout and bass, and the highest per capita number of standardized schools in Michigan. Cheboygan County promotes self confidence and support for Northeastern Michigan's Development Bureau, inviting others to “show them” its strengths.
A cooperative publication by Northeastern Michigan newspapers and the Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau invites readers to learn about the region. It encourages mailing copies to potential visitors and contributors to share facts and information, noting the edition covers regional development without profit aims.
The Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau operates as a non profit public agency funded by county appropriations and local contributions. It promotes Northeastern Michigan’s agricultural horticultural and industrial resources and uses the alias Huron Shore Tourist Association to advertise summer resort potential.
Thirty thousand copies of a regional supplement are being distributed in Northeastern Michigan with plans for monthly publication. The editors invite readers to share information about their locality for citizen and outsider readers, offering to refine submissions. Send notes and photos to the Bay City based bureau.
The Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau offers a $3 prize monthly for the best photo and description, judged on factual content about agriculture industry resources or summer resorts. Entries go to the Bay City bureau, with unjudged pieces returnable if desired, noting a tourist cash sale of $157 recorded by a inland grocery at 10:00 AM.
The Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau calls its annual meeting for 2:00 p.m. Bay City time on Tuesday January 23 at the Board of Commerce Building Bay City Michigan. Three directors will be elected two by the board of Supervisors and one at large from each county. After adjournment the directors will elect officers and an executive committee with one member from each county and one from each transportation company. The annual dinner follows at Wenonah hotel with speakers from Michigan State Telephone Company Dupont Company Michigan Tourist and Resort Association the Michigan Railroad and the State Department of Agriculture.
Editor J. W. Hannen promotes his magazine with a Convention Number page featuring a group cut and photos highlighting outdoor life in Northeastern Michigan.
The annual meeting of the Huron Shore Tourist Association is set for 9 00 a m A A time 10 00 a m Bay City time Wednesday January 24 at the Board of Commerce Building Bay City A President Secretary Treasurer Business Committee and an Advisory Council with one representative from each contributing community will be elected The meeting will decide advertising for the year review last year’s business and other matters of interest All interested in the work are urged to attend
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