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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
2
Clare residents hosted guests from Hart Saginaw Flint Detroit and others over the week. Local groups including the Guild and O B S held meetings with notes of upcoming events and decoration day travel.
Owosso officials warn dog owners after an amended ordinance takes effect. Dogs must stay on owners premises or be on a leash when off premises. Violations carry up to 50 dollar fine or up to 80 days in jail. A county dog quarantine also requires dogs be tied up.
Mrs H W Jones and daughter Miss Maxine visit relatives in Kalamazoo over the weekend. Neighborly travel includes Mr and Mrs Cunningham of Fut visiting Clare relatives, Devere Schoonover moving to Saginaw for a new job, and Rev H B Johnson delivering a Memorial Day address at Shepherd. Additional visits reach from Pontiac to Lansing and Petoskey as families spend time with Clare friends and relatives.
Last week residents planted corn with Leo Brizidha and Ray Clark helping Calvin Tryon. Many locals attended the Clare show while others hosted visitors from Duluth and St. Louis. A school meeting is scheduled for June, census work was done Friday, and several home projects progress including barn additions and car top replacements.
The electrical eel the African catfish and the torpedo are described as electric fish able to discharge electricity at will according to Liberty.
The State Conservation Department warns sportsmen that new badges with a 1928 stamp will be issued after June 1 1928. Officers must display the 1928 seal to prove authority. Imposters using outdated badges have been reported, and sportsmen should report anyone posing as an officer.
Clipping notes a Georgia farmer warning trespassers with two mean mongrel dogs and a bubble barrel shotgun not loaded with soft pills. A German valley of Virginia fence sign threatens to cut off tails for injured livestock.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders hearing for Coral Collins petitioning for administration of George W. Collins estate to W R Burt Greer or another suitable person. Hearing set for June 25, 1928 at 10:00 AM at Harrison probate office with public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos. Dorsey presiding.
The phrase Let justice be done though the Heavens fall anchors a medieval legal ideal cited in relation to the Justinian code. It frames a standard of relentless pursuit of justice beyond danger or consequence. The source emphasizes enduring legal principle over practical risk.
The University of Pennsylvania held its first law lecture on December 15 1790 with President Washington his cabinet and members of both houses of Congress and the Pennsylvania legislature attending the event.
Capper's Weekly notes an Shanghai restaurant with a diverse staff. The proprietor claims a Japanese owner a Chinese waiters a Portuguese cook a Scandinavian waiter a Russian door keeper. Patrons include American French English Spanish and Italian service members.
Annecys Jud Jud Tunkins states he would not object to seeing a nan play piano as long as he could avoid watching the expression on the pianist face.
A quotation emphasizing that true relief comes from considering debt to others rather than expectations from them. It praises natural reflection on one’s obligations as a path to fewer misjudgments and less bitterness.
For thousands of years designers praised the simple column. Pressed steel enables the fluted column to grace cottages and large public buildings alike, offering a beautiful classical form for varied structures.
Quote from the Wall Street Journal notes that forgiving is ideal but many people tend to forget instead, reflecting on human nature and memory.
Prices received for hogs and calves listed with multiple grades. Hogs 10.25 and 9.00 dollars, roughs 8.00, calves 16.50 14.00 and 13.00. Next shipping dates Beaverton June 8 Gladwin June 9. Baby chick grain priced at 2.60 per hundredweight.
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