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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1926

Page

2

De Palma to headline Saginaw auto races June 18

Ralph DePalma the world’s best known auto driver will race on the Saginaw fair grounds track Sunday June 18 in Miller motored car. AAA sanctioned events mark first on Sapginaw track with 15 000 expected. Admission is 1.10. DePalma to drive in at least three of six events under police guard.

Ralph DePalma Saginaw Fair Grounds DePalma Miller American Automobile Association Sapginaw

Poet and Son Win Top Honors in Gladwin Brown Swiss Herd

The Gladwin No. 1 cow testing report for the month ending June shows Poet and Son receiving high honors. Their 12 registered Brown Swiss averaged 1054.75 pounds of milk and 44.82 fat. Hazel the top cow for May produced 1491 pounds of milk with 4.1 fat.

Gladwin Poet & Son Hazel Doris

Race Text Prompt Not Clear

The readable text is fragmentary and does not provide concrete names, places, or events to summarize into a coherent news item. No identifiable individuals, organizations, or dates are present to establish a factual card.

Local notices and social updates from Clare Michigan

A Clare community column reports on train schedules to Harfidale and Chicago, visits by relatives from Detroit and Lansing, church and ladies aid meetings, Decoration Day events, and local pairings. The piece recalls multiple visitors, a garage accident injuring a child, and a fire at a parsonage caused by an iron.

A. J. Doherty Chicago Fleming Shoe Co Ray Een Arthur Jennyson Hemlock Harvey Ritter Detroit John Shumway Lansing O. L. Boynton Flint Edith Gorvin Vernon W. H. Biden Jas. Roxburgh Ewatt Chas. Ross Fred Thompson F. H. Greer Saginaw Wm. S. Teeter Chalmer Ickes Larman & Woodcock Fred Howard W. Jones W. CG. Doherty Mra Wim. Webb Durand Clare Liydia Florence Ort Tay Arthur Brayman Layman Neil Sowle Sternaman Studio Ladies’ Union CO. H. Sutherland George Wilson Grant Defoe Hiram. Defoe James Brown Portland Ore Henry Brown Irwin Schlegel Cadillac J. A. Jackson Roy. Beck Wm. Hildebrandt Jas. S. Seéley Jack Tomshack Ann Arbor Roy Thayer H. Joiner Claude Rice Owen Silverwood Paul Paine Milford Angus, Macleod Wixon Grand Ernie Stevens Alonzo Fox Tone Nilson Beatrice Louisa Strutman Albert Tom Clement Norman Wilson Fred Hubel Wm. Jennings Herb Randall Free Methodist Parsonage

Keeping Records Shows Profits From Hen Flock

The 1925 year ending November 1 showed higher profits for Ohio poultrykeepers. G Vickers of Ohio State University reports flock-record summaries from 1 070 farmers. Indications point to about 130 eggs per hen for the year, far above the state average of about seventy. Medina county records show a high net profit of 3.38 dollars per hen and a low of 42 cents, underscoring income disparity among flocks.

Vickers Ohio State University Ohio Medina County

Poultry Feed and Egg Production Tips Declared

Scientists say no single grain provides all feed elements for eggs. Yellow corn is preferred for its vitamine content. Prevent egg eating by giving oyster shells and darkening nests. Hatchery failures often stem from ignoring manufacturer directions and incorrect incubator setups.

Clare School Notes Honor Roll and Grade Highlights

The Clare School lists high school honor roll names including Kathryn Cosgrove Helen Hould Ida Mae King and Grace Lister among others. Students with all A grades include Helen House Ida Mae King and Grace Lister. Sixth Grade studies food hygiene and adulteration. Fourth Grade enjoyed a play by Sixth Grade. Maxine Williams was omitted from last month’s perfect attendance list.

Roll Kathryn Cosgrove Helen Hould Ida’"Mae King Grace Lister Mayme Stevens Bob ‘Jackson Allen Kidder Trene Desormiean Lucille Glass Della Harrington Altha Kidder Rollin Shull Tila Ulrich Kathleen Osborn Bernicé Groves Betty Groves Hathel Carncrogs Dave Ackerman Ruth Callihan Wisie Eberhart Har Gilmore Marian Lamphere Maxine Williams

Early Dietetics Writings Highlight Hippocrates Maimonides

The text surveys ancient interest in dietetics noting Hippocrates and Maimonides. It mentions Maimonides' letters on dietetics for Saladin's son, marking early scholarly work in the field.

Hippocrates Maimonedes Saladin

Word “thon” proposed as pronoun solution in 1858

Charles C Converse of Erie Pa suggested using the coined word thon as a third person pronoun replacing one's in sentences like If John Brown or his wife comes I will give thon the message. The idea aimed to fix gender neutral pronoun usage.

Charles C. Converse Erie John Brown

Paged Classifieds Include Goods for Sale and Services

A cluster of classifieds lists items for sale including good feeding hay, plants, medical battery, baby buggy, seed beans, and a large assortment of household goods. There is also a request for a woman for general kitchen work at Hotel Doherty and a notice about cattle offered by Welch & Freeman ranch with charges.

Doherty Welch & Freeman Ranch Farwell

Fort Bilox First Post Set On Mississippi by Iberville

In 1699 the French naval commander Iberville established Fort Bilox at the head of Biloxi Bay, the first fort on the Mississippi, as part of his mission to create direct contact between France and the Mississippi region.

Hughes Iberville Mississippi Bilox Biioxi Bay France

Manteo Named Lord of Roanoke After Baptism in England

Indian ally of the whites, Manteo of Hatteras, received Christian baptism and the feudal title of Lord of Roanoke on August 31 1587 after a visit to England, marking a ceremonial honor in the colonial narrative.

Hatteras Manteo England Roanoke

Emma Hoag Seeks Re-election as Clare County Clerk

Emma Hoag announces candidacy for re election to Clare County Clerk and Register of Deeds on the Republican ticket. She asks voters for support and signs as Pol Adv 3015.

Clare County

Unknown author tied to Babes in the Wood ballad

The old English ballad Babes in the Wood has an unnamed author. It was entered in the Stationers' Register in 1595. The 1601 play of the same name drew from Italian sources.

Stationers’ Register

Fleming Shoe Co Reveals New White Creations

The Fleming Shoe Co unveils fresh white footwear designs showcased for the season. Designers emphasize clean lines and comfortable fits, aiming for stylish versatility in daily wear.

Fleming Shoe Co

Local ad offers fracking and garden services

A short classified notice from Sid Johnson offers long and short distance fracking at reasonable prices. He also lists garden plowing and ash hauling as available services with a contact phone 125.

Sid Johnson

Laundry patrons urged to drop bundles at Friz store

Cadillac Steam Laundry Co requests patrons to leave laundry at Friz store. Bundles dropped before Tuesday evening will be ready by the end of the week. Holmes, agent, 1311 Glenwood.

Cadillac Steam Laundry Co Friz Glenwood Holmes

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The Clare County Savings Bank Home For Savings Michigan the Style Shoppe McEwan St. Clare Bonnie Cleaheart Reed and Reece Wolverine Elsie Howlett Anna Duncan Lucille W. N Boston Tran Beripk Pers Marquette Harfidale Ann Arjor S. Bogardus Franklin Brown Royal Oak J. B. Brown Gee Stecle Lutheran Ladies Aid Henry Kleiner Hagle Glen Gening Custer Ira Carr Washington, D. C Edith Garr Vernon Township Hiva Tatman Columbia University of New York Ed. Bunyan Nina Wilson Brimley U. P Jos. McKay Martin Warburg Grand Rapids Jos. Hudson Win. Wood J. N. Wit Manistee J. F. Tatman Kalamiazoo Parent-teachers’ Association Holland, Mich Fred. Hudson Wm. Garchon Jackson Josephine Degursa St. Johns Hudson Homes Alfred John King Dale Drake Nod Hame Department of Agriculture Clare School Frank Koeplinger Rene RC Dunlop Archie Arkerman H. C. Stevens Bird's-Eye Simmons Hallow Wel DON ccc State Bank Don the Bank America Emma Hoag Globe Tailoring Company GE Cincinnati W. Jones
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