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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
2
A Soo Times editorial laments sensational reporting that exposes private family sorrows for front page sales. The writer contrasts cruel city ghouls with the hometown paper that preserves empathy for neighbors and keeps distress out of print.
April 23 1880 notes report Justice Biden busy in court. Clare county votes on governor agiary, four enumeration districts listed. The Press plans a four page format, more local news. Dentists and builders prepare spring trade while mills open and stores rise. Cemetery land donated, first Clare child born now a Harrison boy. new Democratic paper planned at Mount Pleasant. Teachers’ exam set for April 44 1960 at Clare school.
W. D. Eddie Edenbarn titled tour manager directs the Pike tour arriving in Clare Sunday afternoons July 10. He reports to the Michigan Pikes Association for the entire party and trip and also serves as manager of the Michigan Automotive Trade Association handling auto dealer interests in the state. He has led tours for over a decade with transcontinental and international events in his background.
A Fillmore county livestock owner enrolled in Better Sires Better Stock lists one bull three boars five rams and a half interest in a purebred Kentucky jack. The Agriculture Department notes fractional ownership of purebred sires is common where female stock is insufficient for full ownership.
Senate confirmed former President William Howard Taft as chief justice of the United States Supreme Court last week. He succeeds the late Edward D. White, whom Taft had appointed in 1910.
Governor Groesbeck names James A. Kennedy of Sault Ste. Marie Thomas B. Gloster of Detroit and Carl Young of Muskegon to the new Michigan department of labor and industry. The department becomes operative July 1 with Kennedy as chairman. Kennedy and Gloster join the state industrial accident board, absorbed by the new department. Young formerly led the Michigan Federation of Labor.
After the senate passed the governor’s bill to ease bond sales in a rush, the house voted 39 to 35 to adjourn to a next day session. The delay means several days before serial bond issuance battles resume and necessary changes are completed.
Representative Joseph W. Fordney chairing the ways and means committee introduces a bill for new tariff schedules. Republican and Democratic leaders clash over the tax burden, signaling a long path to passage.
The state administrative board resolves the excess liquor supply. a reinforced concrete stronghold will be built at the state police post in East Lansing to store liquor. The project will cost not more than 5000 dollars and will be guarded.
The state administrative board says the Vandenboom corporation law will not require a mid year inventory. Firms may file financial statements based on the last regular inventory. Detroit’s Charles B. Warren named as new American ambassador amid delays seen as careful selection.
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