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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
3
John W. Burnett declares his run for sheriff on the Republican ticket in the Glare county primaries dated September 9. He asks voters for support in the upcoming election.
Carl Holbrook declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney at the upcoming September 9 primaries. He asks for continued support and signs the statement with his initials TT.
A voter notice from H. A. Dawson asks Clare County residents to back the County Treasurer nomination at the September 9 primaries. The brief appeals for support and includes contact line.
Miles M Callaghan letters Osceola and Clare Counties Republicans announcing his bid for re election to the Michigan State Legislature. He notes past service as a first term legislator and asks voters to support him at the September primary. He expresses gratitude for voters continued confidence.
Clare County Treasurer Henry B Wieber of Hrost township runs on the Republican ticket for county treasurer stenographer and bookkeeper. A World War veteran and experienced office worker, he seeks support at the primaries on September 8 1984.
Wm Krell and his daughter Viola were badly cut and bruised when their car was struck and turned over at a corner four miles north of Clare. Krell was driving toward Clare to visit Randall school house when another car traveling south struck them. Both were treated at Dr. Clare's office. no bones were broken. The other vehicle occupants suffered no injuries.
The seventeenth annual Saginaw Fair prize catalog is prepared with total cash premiums of 26000.00, the largest yet. Catalogs will be mailed to exhibitors by secretary-manager William F. Jehnke. The event features expanded premiums, dairy cattle emphasis, and a broad entertainment lineup including horse racing aviation bands circus fireworks and a two score rides night show.
The writer seeks endorsement for a second term as sheriff. He states faithful service, economical office management, and dedication to the community's interests, asking Republican voters to support his candidacy for another term.
A motivational note urges constant self betterment with equal focus on helping others. It argues personal growth raises value in return and that serving others enhances one’s own worth without fear of harming others.
A brief note on a colorful social event with notable attendees and invitations described as in good order. The item reflects social life in high circles with a glimpse of planning and guest lists.
Railroad times list trains to Midland and Reed City with daily and Sunday departures. Local social notes mention visits to Detroit Cadillac Saginaw Budd Lake and Bass Lake, plus guests at many homes. Community events include a church series on Hard Times and a Consumers Powers Co picnic at Bass Lake.
County Agent Gibson reports two major summer events for Clare County dairymen. A four point bull track meeting series will tour the county with MSU dairy bulls to discuss bred-for-production sires and how to obtain them. The Dairy Profits Better Sires Train will travel on the Ann Arbor Railroad in September showcasing top Michigan bulls for sale, with cooperation from state breed associations and the Michigan State Department of Agriculture.
Howard Adams died at Coleman on July 9 after a four year illness not confined to a large part of the body. Born July 16, 1865 at Perrens Point Can he married Rose Mae Barclay of Leroy Mich six children Edward Toronto Can Charles Flint Lula Shaw Clare Leslie Marion Pearle Hamilton Farwell Roy Coleman Survived by widow six children one brother John Adams and many relatives Funeral services conducted by Ed Welch Flint from the home last Friday at ten burial in Hersey Cemetery
Farmers invited to visit a Michigan State College demonstration showing practical and low cost septic tank sewage disposal at Bert Scott’s farm. The tank will be built at his home next Friday July 28 at 2:20 PM with Engineering Specialists on site to explain details.
The Old Mission Church on Mackinac Island reopened last Sunday after decades of varied uses from a festival venue to a Civil War chapel and Catholic worship site. Trustees oversee the property. the pews pulpit and choir loft remain as built in 1830, with summer services resuming after seven years.
The Lake George school board invites sealed bids for two buses from Lake George to Farwell high school and one bus for township children to Lake George. Bids due by 7:00 pm ET on a date in August 1930. The board may reject all bids. Information from Secretary Myron Dimble Harrison BR. 4.
State leaders announced 4-H club champions from Michigan as sectional winners prepare for state fair competition. Recipients include Anna Strong Hillsdale Francy Wayes Wixon Alma Wall Verna Dalke Margaret Brown Marjorie Rogers Moody A Laysen Harry Worte Harry A Ferris Leslie G Jones Albert Lott Hilbert Benson Jordon Snyder Lyle Tobin Irene Esseltine Ming Holi Sylvia Herter Frances Fry and more. Scholarships to Michigan State College awarded to top handicraft and clothing club champions by the State Board of Agriculture.
The text describes a rough method to keep eggs warm by creating a rounded hollow in dirt and lining with straw or chalt. It mentions preventing moisture loss and maintaining heat in a nest about four inches thick.
South Dakota extension specialist B C Henderson warns that coccidiosis and white diarrhea spread only via the mouth. He advises top feeding instead of mash in litter as a preventive measure. Begin with clean newspapers for initial chick feedings and use hoppers for later meals.
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