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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1930

Page

4

Sunday Church Schedules and Community Notices

Local church listings show Farwell Methodist sermon on July 20 with a hair strength topic, Church of God daily and weekly services, and Latter Day Saints activities. Community notes recount visitors, travels, and family updates across Clare and surrounding towns with numerous social calls and weekend trips.

Samson

Sealed Bids Wanted for School Child Transportation

Sealed bids will be received up to July 26 1980 for transportation of school children to the Surrey Town Ship Agricultural School per specifications on file with the Secretary LL. R. Shear See.

Surrey Town Ship Agricultural School LL. R. Shear

Michigan Conservation Commission trims raccoon hunt season

The 1980 hunting and trapping seasons set by the Michigan Conservation Commission extend the lower peninsula partridge and prairie chicken open periods by one day and shorten the raccoon season by 16 days. Upper peninsula bans apply to partridge, prairie chicken, and raccoon trapping. Lower peninsula partridge runs October 15 to 20, prairie chicken aligns with partridge, raccoon hunting November 1 to 15, trapping varied by zone, and muskrat trapping remains largely unchanged with mink rules adjusted for protection. December muskrat season set regionally.

Lower Peninsula The Conservation Commission Upper Peninsula Cowan Line Saginaw Bay North Townline Thumb Game Division Department of Conservation Lansing Clare Roscommon Ogemaw Menominee Delta Bay

Michigan State Fair Set for Record Attendance With New Features

The 1920 Michigan State Fair promises a record week August 31 to September 6 with a $111,748 premium list and $112,000 incentives to 4-H youth. Highlights include an Indian village, Stampede acts with Cheyenne Pendleton Calgary and Fort Worth stars, Al Sweet’s cowboy band, Creature’s Concert Band, New York State Police drill troop, Ft Wayne infantry demonstrations, and a Governors Cup horse race. Special days include Children's Day with free admission, Farmer’s Day, and Detroit Day.

Michigan al Sweet Creature’s New York State Police Ft. Wayne West

Breaks in Slumber Among Average Night Sleepers

Breaks in slumber show frequent awakenings with wide variation. The most restless sleeper averages around 42 awakenings per night while the quietest averages about 2, and the typical sleeper about 36. Most wake periods are brief and usually not remembered the next day.

Biles Peruiases Droil M. Jutuigett

Ford cars prove performance and reliability for years

Reliability and economy highlight Ford’s claim of long service life. Letters from users worldwide praise sturdy design and accurate manufacturing. Government bureaus police departments and large companies purchase Ford models after tests on speed safety comfort and fuel use. Prices listed f. o. b Detroit with optional bumpers tires and universal credit plans.

Ford

Teale and Hemstreet Families Gather Across Ohio Michigan

Mr and Mrs James Teale and Mr and Mrs George Hemstreet spent Friday night with the Teale family in Snover then traveled to Yale and visited relatives in Flint. Wm Bruckart returned from Ohio after the Brackart reunion and visits to his son and daughter. Seversons and family spent Sunday with John Roe in South Grant. David Teale and family visited Will Teale in West Grant. Mrs David Teale stayed with Wesley Teale in Flint. Daisies Bruckart of Battle Creek visits parents and relatives. Roderick Teale visits grandparents Mr and Mrs David Teale.

Wm. Dickerson Winn A. Z. Snyders James Atkin John Henry Sys Albert M'ller Lake George John Barton Owosso J. Sanderson Millbrook Roy Sehug H. House Mt. Pleasant Paul Eisenhauer Onaway Franklin Littlefield Flint Mand Artihee Flora Powell Martha Fuller Nelson Tiedeman Roy Allen Manton Myr Warren Brown E. W. Brown West Branch Eugene Ford Saginaw Fez Geo. Irwin Tom Bolen Clare Howard Malloy Alma Jack Miller Haas Detroit Haines Minerva Richmond Mutespaugh Leaton Alfred Richmona Wm. Bropley Frank Erwin Cranverry Lake Charlevoix Leora Haines Maggie. McLeod Lapeer Martha Dell Elk Lake Fred Barnum Jackson Frye W. Eisenhauer Joe Dewey Dell Verne Handley J. Stinchcombe John House Rosebush Henry House Church of God Albert Schug Donald Taylor Minnie Taylor Fred Bingham Annabel Horton Francis Bingham G. E. Bingham Edith James Randolp Coe Jesse Wood Henry Bobby Putman Wood and Leonard Chas. Sherman Lake Russel Berger Saginaww D. Gilman Sam Henry Louis Gee Alice Palmer Dolph Clear Lake James Teale George Hemstreet George Teale Snover Yale Wm. Bruckart Ohio Brackart ArHng Severson John Roe South Grant David. Teale Will Teale Weat Grant David Teale Wesley Teale Daisies Bruckart Battle Creek Roderick Teale

Fly Chaser 5¢ Gas Sale at Andersons Ad

Local classified note announces discounted gas at Andersons Ad offering five cents per gallon. Limited details readable in the fragment.

Anderson’s Ady

Very faw Women Comment Sparks Contemporary Debate

A fragment notes a contemporary remark about women’s interests, suggesting many seek compliments and flirtation. The tone hints at social attitudes and possible mockery, with uncertain conclusions about women’s agency and behavior.

Bird statistics and camel race cited from Africa

The article lists the totin and siation as abundant birds in the United States and mentions a camel race in Tunis, Africa on March 8 1926. A camel finished a 3 1 8 mile course in 12 minutes averaging about 8 minutes 40 seconds per mile.

United States America Washington Tunis Africa

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As My A. A Wertrain Farwell Methodist Hurd Mary House Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints M. McGuire Women's Dept Fred Glass Scottville Harold Reese Wilton Powell New York Edwin Leonard Milford Ee Teeter Edna Greer Arove House June Frank Duce Aaron Irwin Don Stinchcombe Goodyear Fred Newsom Glare Michigan Department OF Conservation Division of Education and Public Relations New York State Fred W. Green Coliseum Canada Dominion Springfield Brockton Mass Phaeton Tudor Sedan Universal Credit Company Plan of Time Gaments Ford Motor Company Southwest Sheridan Clare City Mills C. M. Jones
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