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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
5
The Sentinel urges the public notices to be published and asks readers to request printing by the paper. Rates include ten cents per line for probate and reading notices and five cents per line for fillers, with ten cents extra for handling.
Michigan conservation officials report 165 259 acres burned since April 1 1930 up from 25 723 by June 25. Fires total 1 778 this year vs 1 080 last year with the upper peninsula bearing the brunt 104 537 acres in the U P and 61 302 in the lower.
Official notice requires all noxious weeds on land in Freeman Township Clare County Michigan to be cut and destroyed by July 20 1931. Noncompliance leads to costs of cutting levied against the property as taxes. dated July 7 1931. Oliver Campbell Highway Commissioner. Fly Chaser 69c gallon at Andersons. Bring can.
Michigan State College farm crops department says proper spraying or dusting increases No 1 potato yields enough for profit. Bordeaux mixture uses copper sulphate lime and water with lime type. sprays applied every 10 to 14 days, seven times for seed growers. Dusts offer some control but yield gains are smaller. equipment sharing advised. Extension bulletin No 49 provides mixing directions.
Regular meeting notes from Clare Common Council chaired by Mayor Hether include roll call, minutes approval, and actions on gas station permits for multiple lots, street markers purchase, police whistles, and a $2500 borrowing authorization. Several petitions were granted or referred, and new city treasurer Beatrice Lang elected. Bills and adjournment follow.
Michigan State College entomologists warn an invasion of army worms threatens oat and corn fields. Farmers should inspect low spots at night and, if found, confine infestation by plowing parallel furrows ten to twelve feet apart and turning them inward to trap and block the worms.
Notice published in Grant township of the county listing the date of June 17 1931 and stating a party must appear on or before the stated date to avoid liability for costs of cutting. The document is signed by Robert Wilson Highway Commissioner.
Advertisement fragment offers Ply Chaser product in bath formulation at 69 cents per gallon with a prompt to bring a can to Anderson's for purchase.
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