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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
5
Sale listing shows acres with lake site timber pasture and water for $150 down with balance on easy terms. Exchange considered. T A Fuller Farwell. plus a Fordson tractor with two bottom plow and gear under $600.00. See A L Cleveland Clara for details. Lost and found notice requests return of a black hairdresser purse.
About 35 farmers joined a dairy record program to evaluate production and prevent fraud. A county agent and a Michigan State dairy expert oversee individual cow records. The Livingston County group, led by F. B. Danks and A. C Baltzargextion, notes 22 of 28 farmers in the area have purebred cattle across several dairy breeds. More associations are planned across Van Barru Counts as 160 farmers signed up after a recent dairy and alfalfa campaign.
The text reads as a garbled note about Eva Clark visiting with her parents and bringing her sister Froy for the weekend. Details are incomplete and names may be misspelled.
The Farm Bureau urges Congress to reject moving the U S Bureau of Markets from the Department of Agriculture to Commerce and Interior. It argues the transfer would weaken agricultural progress and benefits for farmers. Farm groups across states are contacting lawmakers about the issue.
Michigan railroads grant fare and a half into Lansing for Farmers Week at Michigan Agricultural College. Tickets sold Jan 28 to Feb 6 for return at reduced rates. no certificates required. Meetings feature State Farm Bureau, Michigan Horticultural Society, and Crop Improvement Association with notable speakers.
The rural New England deacon is described for thrifty habits and a proverb of "deacon" used as a verb. To "deacon" a calf means to kill it, while "deacon" strawberries means placing the largest on top. The phrase extends to "deacon" land, where fences reach toward the highway.
Mrs Maude Coffman visited in Brush College area last week and Fist vie led friends nearby. Mrs Hemlock visiting at her homes of sisters Mrs Hovicaten and Mrs Ore Bale. Mrs Nathan Grey and Mrs Golleb Cromer with daughter were at D N Davis for part of the week. Mr and Mrs Goospr were asked to Saginaw by serious princes of daughter Mrs Jas Porterfield. Tuesday word came she was worse and sisters and brother went to her side. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Rockey last. Sixty two took part in five oyster dinner served by the Indies. Next meeting with Mrs Schlieber. Monday evening Earl Sandere returned from church to find neighbors gathered for his birthday candy party giving him about fifteen pounds of candy. Neighbors and friends fifty six gathered with Mrs Hildebrant Tuesday in honor of her birthday. Cupper served after a pleasant social evening.
Bureau of Public Roads notes road construction cost about double in 1920 versus 1917 due to rail congestion strikes and material scarcities. Despite postwar demand for better roads and returning soldiers, expected labor did not materialize and wages rose to historic highs.
The French government under Raymond Poincare forms a cabinet with ministers from his prior circle, signaling a move to curb the Supreme Council over European affairs and restore ambassadorial diplomacy. Poincare and Premier Lloyd George discuss terms for an Anglo French alliance with Rhine as France's defense line and retain freedom of action against Germany if obligations aren’t met.
Washington considers a four billion dollar plan by administration leaders to issue British government bonds underwritten by the United States. The securities would fund an adjusted compensation for American ex servicemen and settle British indebtedness, with a fast sale expected to swift ReeCon resolution.
An airplane operated by former Army flier James Casey struck a skating crowd on the Shrewsbury River near Red Bank New Jersey. Mrs Anna C Hounihan died and Lawrence Conley lost an arm while more than 200 spectators scattered. Casey was rising from the ice when the accident happened.
The document notes rapid adoption of Macadam paving after tests in London and the 1827 pavement fund, with the New York Sun citing paving funds of 30 000 dollars. It credits the surveyor general for metropolitan roads and the method’s broad spread throughout the United Kingdom and beyond.
Washington reports that Will H. Hays resigns as postmaster general amid plans to retire on March 4. He will accept control of the moving picture industry for three years at an estimated salary of 150000 dollars annually.
Fragmentary market snippet notes barley per owt buckwheat and mentions Motton Vaal and Hides in terse terms about pricing and trade activity.
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