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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
6
The Clare County Board convened with a full roll, debating drainage, tax collection, and poor fund needs. They read reports on equalization, approved spending for scholarships and badges, and authorized loans for county expenses and the infirmary repairs.
The document lists names and roles amid motions on whether to straighten the flagpole, pay costs for contagious diseases, and approve per diem and mileage. Votes show committee recommendations and actions during a county board session in 1923 with motions led by Kennedy, Cook, and Wright and members Arnold, Clute, Haven, and others.
Readers learn about unusual behaviors of vacuum tubes including ignition of colorful vapors, unexpected noises, and the impact of aging tubes. A sample letter from a newborn fan highlights the dramatic first setup, while other notes touch on rusting from inactivity and a supervisor report from Clare County.
Motion by Mr Wright to take from the table the Barry County communication on tax free securities carried with Mr Myers support. Wright also moves that the Board concur in the matter, supported by Mr Haven and carried. Minutes read and approved, meeting adjourned. County Clerk David Ward signs.
Jud Tunkins notes the effect of whiskers varies by wearer, saying on a regular map they resemble whiskers but for some people they appear like summer furs.
A historic note on the British monarch Old King Cole who lived around A D 300. His accession reportedly met with public joy and today Colchester features a large earthwork known as King Cole’s Kitchen.
A rural New England deacon’s thriftiness is linked to a noun used as a verb. To deacon a calf means to kill it at birth and deacon strawberries means placing the largest on top. The term also appears in farming as extending a fence onto the highway.
A fragmentary note warns that a sensitive elf named Opportunity may knock and urges prompt action or risk losing future chances. The tone hints at a fable like caution about catching opportunities before they vanish.
Mary Jane, proud and reluctant to wear her mother’s old dresses, asks her father how their new baby brother will feel wearing his old clothes. The brief observation captures family dynamic and generational clothing lineage.
Orison Swett Marden argues in Chicago News that life calls workers to fill courageous ranks serving others. Neglecting hard tasks betrays self respect and the respect of peers.
A mass meeting was held as property owners debated forming a town. Only one man opposed incorporation saying he had worked for a corporation before, while others voiced opinions on creating a municipal entity in the settlement.
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