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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1931
Page
11
The E Clare Sentinel lists annual mail rates to Michigan and U S Canada with post office entry as second class. Rates for display advertising shown on request. Card of thanks, resolutions, poetry, probate notices and locals pricing per line. The paper offers job printing and seeks cooperation with Judge Dorsey for probate notices.
The United Brethren church holds morning worship at 11:30 and evening service at 8:30 with all welcome. Local notices report funerals, visits, and various community movements including a revival at Brown Corners and basketball games.
A collection of aphorisms on human nature and society. It muses on fairness, temptation, reputation, patience, and happiness in compact moral observations. The tone echoes a 19th or early 20th century column offering witticisms rather than a single narrative.
Not of Much Value as Mother's Little Helper Lady Heath argues women should have either homes or careers and criticizes those with neither. She recalls a Cape to Cairo flight reception and a friend boasting a daughter who will be useful only if she can play better bridge.
Extension dairyman C. A. Smith from Colorado Agricultural College stresses sire selection as crucial for economical, high producing herds. He cites contest records showing about one third of purebred sires lower daughters' production, one third raise slightly, and the top third drive major gains.
Spring and summer push farmers to pasture feeding. Cows cannot digest enough water rich grass to meet milk needs, requiring about 100 pounds daily and four acres per cow. Relying solely on pasture causes fat loss and shorter lactation, lowering milk production.
Based on University of Wisconsin figures, feeding a cow on dry concentrates costs about 22 to 24 cents daily. Grass grazing, with $175 per acre land and $25.8 per year per acre, yields cheaper costs. With 20 days grazing per year and one cow per acre, the cost drops to about 1.44 cents per day, and even with some concentrates, under 15 cents daily, boosting butterfat by at least 5 cents per pound.
The notes urge hay free from mold and ample fertilized pasture for calves and dairy herds. Water intake matches feed, milk richness is hereditary, and factors like breed and lactation stage affect tests. Daughters records relate to sisters more than dam, fall freshening boosts fat, and a dairy program may require stricter culling during low demand.
Neighbors hosted Mr and Mrs Leo O Grady for a birthday gathering and Clair Stanley shared in the celebration. Many locals including Harold Manney Archie Robinson and families visited relatives and attended church events over the weekend. Robt Gardiner and several others were noted for illnesses and Sunday visits across Clare Central Vernon Rose Bush and Farwell communities.
Hinkville reports a heavy snow on Sunday with the first real winter storm. Snow plows were out Monday clearing highways for school children and traffic. Local residents visited friends and relatives, with notes of illnesses and returns to school after Christmas break.
North Arthur residents visit relatives Sunday as Archie Owens and family call on Earl Owens. Henry Ott and Mrs. Will Erhart join Mrs. James Brat tley in Elm Grove where she has been ill. Fred Holt remains sick with grippe. Charles Goodenow travels to Lansing after his sister’s sudden death. Albert Kleiner helps move parents to a new farm near Marvin. Mrs. Chris Simpson hosts her parents and sister from Temple. Goodenow also trips to Mt. Pleasant and Shepherd on business. Roy Gordon ferries cattle to Jackson and Alma for W. Cornwell.
The note collection reports Mrs Verti Haines ill, visitors including Mr and Mrs Mickle with the Gordons, and the Robinetts with the Blystones. It records the resignation of teacher Mrs Ira Miller and Clyde Brown taking her place, with Brown and wife moving to the Springer house. Leo Coata is sick with a mild pneumonia.
Legal notice of tax sale redemption rights for undivided one quarter interest in lot 4 section 16 town 19N range SW Clare county Michigan. Amount paid 26.13. redemption amount 57.26 plus service fees. six month redemption period after service. Names include Arthur L. Watkins and Fred S. Wait with various lienholders and landowners listed.
A bold advertisement touts a new 48 hour Allenru Rheumatism treatment for rheumatism sciatica and neuritis. It claims to draw uric acid from joints while the user sleeps from Friday night to Monday morning and to be taken as directed for double speed when rested. The large 8 oz bottle sells for 85 cents with money back if it fails.
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