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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1931

Page

2

Second Year Clothing Project to Start July 10

The first meeting of local leaders for the second year clothing project will be held at Harrison High School next Friday July 10. Three new groups have organized to carry on the work this year with Miss Irene Taylor Michigan State College as instructor again. Beginning dates are earlier due to increased county demand. Training center meetings occur July 10 August 6 September 15 October 9 30 and November 1. The six lessons focus on fitting the dress.

Harrison Irene Taylor Michigan State College

Funeral Directors of Central Michigan Meet Leaders and Guests

Funeral directors of Central Michigan discuss funeral service leadership with Charles Thurston of Clare set to take the presidency. President Stanley Wallace of Saginaw praises the Central Director and notes 862 licensed embalmers in Michigan while urging better service.

Charles Thurston Clare Wvill Central Association Thurston Stanley Wallace Saginaw Michigan Wallace al Bradley Stan” Wallace G. V. Wright W. B. Moody Alma Robert Kane G. J. Stinson Mount Pleasant H. 3. Rogers Gladwin Stuernel West Branch Morrison H. A. Webster James Bradley A. H. Bradley Midland A. Wait Johnstone Cadillac Mike Fanning Helen Marguerite Winnifred William Murphy Charles Amble Henry Gardiner Arita Rhiodés Tota Greet Rey Busler Ass Aldvich Harrison

Poultry Notes on Hatching and Flock Management

The article advises artificial hatching for large scale turkey operations and stresses sanitation to keep chick mortality under 10 percent, with 15 to 20 percent common elsewhere. It covers egg preservation, cockerel management, hen moult timing, feed strategy, pen cleaning, and building flesh before pullet production.

Turkey

Handy arrangement of unmatched garage doors

An old Popular Science note suggests making one garage door wider and the other narrower on a 12 by 18 foot home garage to save time. The narrow door opens fully even in a strong wind while the wide door remains held, and an equal time saving occurs when closing.

Popular Science le Simple

Naval ships to join Hastern Michigan Water Carnival parade

The USS Wilmette and USS Dubuque will dock at Bay City on July 29 to take part in the opening ceremonies of the Hastern Michigan Water Carnival. Naval reserves from Detroit Benton Harbor and Saginaw plus Peoria Rock Island and Burlington units will join the parade. Miss Hastern Michigan 1931 contestants and other community entrants will ride in floats. The procession, praised as a grand spectacle, will feature six naval reserve divisions and Queen selections in Isabella county on July 8 with 388 entrants registered so far.

Wilmette Great Lakes Dubuque Bay City Michigan R. T. Brodhead USNR Detroit Benton ‘Harbor Saginaw Illinois Peoria Rock Island Burlington Edward A. Evers Chicago Roy O. Woodruff Naval Queens Isabella County Mt. Pleasant Daphne Dodds

War and peace talk between father and son in 1920 interview

A 1920 Western Newspaper Union piece portrays a dialogue between a father and his son Bob about the inevitability of future wars. The father argues for a world brotherhood and outlines five principles to prevent war, urging youth to champion disarmament economic change and international justice.

Bob Dad Kirby Page Fvar League of Nations World Brotherhood Western Newspaper Union

No Need for Worry About Grain Aphids in Wheat

Michigan State College entomologists assure farmers that the common grain aphid or plant louse on wheat poses no serious threat. The aphid, an old resident that migrates from apple trees to grasses each April, is kept in check by natural parasites observed over 30 years. A more damaging aphid type has appeared only rarely in Michigan, with no reports this year.

Michigan State College Michigan

Appreciation for Kindness After Illness of Mrs Nash

The Nash family thanks friends for flowers cards letters and sympathy during Mrs Nash illness. Mr and Mrs O W Nash express gratitude for the kindness shown.

Friday Specials At Chaffee Grocery Ad

With Police Escort too many people never know where their next check is coming from. Chaffee grocery will be closed all day Saturday July 4. Specials prepared for Friday evening shoppers. Protectu Bank money orders on sale at Citizens State Bank. Fly Chaser 69¢ gallon at Anderson’s. Bring can ad.

Citizens State Bank Anderson’s

Alfalfa seed growing and weed control in Clare county

Michigan farmers in Clare county explore profitable alfalfa seed production and weed control. Roy Dedler of Michigan State College will lead meetings July 7–8 at Bruce Greenwood Brown Corners Sheridan and Grant to show weed poisons and alfalfa seed tests.

Michigan Clare County Roy Dedler Farm Crops Department of Michigan State College Bruce Greenwood Glen Lower Brown Corners Howard Penrose Sheridan Alex Dora Grant

Livestock Offered With Farmers' Produce

Livestock listed with farmers produce for shipment on Tuesday July 7 and July 21. Telephone contact 139. B. BP Gegek.

B. BP Gegek

Local greetings and farm talk fill MANN Siding visitors

The Doherty family of Grand Rapids visits uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Silas Brown. Lillian and Sereal Ross call on Beatrice Brown. Green's sister visits. Lewis Brown's family calls on John in St Helens. Howard Brockway visits his parents. Rain last weekend is noted and haying and cultivating are current chores.

Claud Doherty Grand Rapids Silas Brown Lillian Sereal Ross Beatrice Brown

In Memoriam Clara B Bonham One Year Gone

In loving memory of our departed wife daughter and sister Clara B Bonham who left us one year ago today July 1 1930. No one knows how much we miss her. Friends may think the wound is healed but sorrow remains in our hearts Marshall Bonham Samuel H Crumrine Martha Huntley Hrmina Bonham Frank Crumrine.

Clara B. Bonham Marshall Bonham Samuel H. Crumrine Martha Huntley Hrmina Bonham Frank Crumrine

Noxious Weeds Notice for Arthur Township Michigan

Public notice from Fred Athey Highway Commissioner requires residents of Arthur Township Clare County Michigan to cut down and destroy noxious weeds by July 10 1931. Failure to comply will incur costs of cutting as a tax lien against the property. Dated June 30 1931.

Arthur Clare Michigan Fred Athey Hwy. Com

Western Union to Sell American Express Money Orders

Western Union offices across the United States begin selling American Express money orders to meet demand in Clare and other areas. American Express will operate as branches of Western Union for telegrams, cablegrams, and telegraphic money orders, with a trial already successful in New York Boston and Philadelphia.

Clare Western Union American Express J. W. Marshall The Telegraph Company Wester Union United States American Express Company Western. Union New York City Boston Philadelphia

Shipping Dates for Clare Shipping Association

The Clare Shipping Association announces shipping dates on Tuesday July 14 and July 28. Shipper H. A. Dawson is the contact, phone 220F 21.

Clare Shipping Association

Ply Chaser in Ball at 69 Cents Gallon

Local note advertises Ply Chaser for sale at 69 cents per gallon. Customer urged to bring cans to Ander son’s location for pickup.

Anderson’s

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Clare County Savings Bank Home For Savings Funeral Directors OF Central Michigan East Michigan Frank H Save On Dad Smithhough America Memoriam H. A. Dawson Shipper Bayes
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