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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
2
A house and lot on West 1st Street known as the Cathern Leonard residence must be sold at once. The notice frames it as a bargain for buyers seeking a quick purchase.
When spring rains pass and warmth returns flock owners should shear sheep using machine clippers for speed and neater fleece. Proper restraint and careful handling prevent injuries while removing fleece and packing it with inside out for market appeal. Use strong binding twine and avoid shedding fibers.
The text notes silage as the cheapest fattening feed and recommends adding two to three pounds of cottonseed cake with corn fodder or prairie hay. It suggests May as a favorable time to sell fat cows and cites Dr. C W McCampbell of Kansas State Agricultural College on possibly feeding corn in the final 10 days if spring prices justify it.
The text discusses sex differences in geese and ganders, noting size and cries, and states the only accurate method is organ examination or flock observation at mating time. It covers laying abilities by breed, citing Toulouse and White Chinese geese, and mentions lameness linked to damp roosts or poor mineral intake.
Early hatching prefers March and April to May and June. It reduces competition with later incubated chicks and allows the incubator to yield higher profits before farm workload increases.
A discussion on poultry keeping notes that egg production from hens depends on a balanced diet rather than flock size. It stresses the need to consistently supply various feed components and the skill required to manage costs and inventory.
Local letter details residents visiting relatives in Indiana and Michigan towns. Travelers include Miller taking Teitner's car to Bay City, Lewis Lautzenheiser from Lansing with wife and baby, John Lower visiting from Ann Arbor, and families gathering for Decoration Day visits. Community events include an ice cream social raising about 70 dollars and neighborly news on homes and moves within the area.
A Lake George area social page lists many visits and gatherings from Mt. Pleasant to Clare and Farwell. Families such as the Tompkins, the Luce, the Sutherlands, and the Kress siblings are noted attending cottages, decoration day events, picnics at the park, and weekend trips to Clare, Rosebush, and Edmore.
The passage extols moral virtues as exemplified by people we live with, noting that such displays are most delightful when abundant and visible in common conduct. It cites Marcus Aurelius to emphasize virtue in everyday behavior and social examples.
French forces under General Colombat halted Riffian advances northwest of Fez in bold bayonet assaults. Air support and artillery sealed the rout with sixty Riffian dead. War ministry officials debunked rumors of a 50 000 man northern front and cited smaller French troop concentrations in the Tanouat area.
The Kansai district quake wreaked destruction in Toyooka Tsuno Saki and Kumikane towns with fire following the tremor. Osaka Kyoto and Kobe felt the shock but escaped major damage as two hundred lives were reported lost in the disaster. The event marks the worst since 1928.
A mysterious tidal wave with Buffalo Wind and rain battered central and western New York. The surge damaged property across the southern Lake Ontario shore from Youngstown to Oswego, raising water four feet but causing no deaths and few injuries. Origin remains unknown.
Field Marshal the first Earl of Ypres died after a prolonged illness following an operation. He led the Allied expedition into the first World War engagements in Flanders and was experienced in many branches of England's service. He fought in the Sudan and in South Africa during the Boer War.
The Jewelers' Security Alliance reports jewelers suffered 3,383,840 in losses in 1924 due to hold ups and burglaries an increase of over 1.26 million from 1923. The alliance recovered more than 100,000 worth of property from hold ups.
Telegraph dispatch reports Julia Remei aJugoslavian beauty arrested in Karlsbad for alleged killings including two husbands a son and 31 admirers. Physicians deem her sane though no similar case is known to medicine.
Distinguished service medals awarded to Liett. Harry Ogden and Sergt. Alva L. Harvey by Maj-Gen. John L. Hines. Both men, aviation students at Books Field, served as mechanics on the world spanning flight and were inspected at Army camps.
Two northwest railroad systems, the Great Northern Railway and the Northern Pacific, joined waterway backers in Michigan City Indiana to back the proposed St. Lawrence water route to the sea at a Great Lakes St Lawrence meeting.
Paris Blasco Ibanez reports his son Siegfried has been jailed in Valencia Spain for distributing his father propaganda pamphlets.
A USDA report details by inspection that about 80 million meat animals yearly pass federal scrutiny with most healthy, while over a third of a million carcasses and nearly 1.5 million parts are condemned. Tuberculosis and hog cholera are the leading diseases driving condemnations, with calf immaturity and injuries also contributing to losses.
An advertisement offers a booklet titled The Bible Made Plain Where are the Dead with convincing explanations. The piece promotes literature for sale, listing P. O. Box 104, Saginaw as the source.
Beaverton and Gladwin shipment dates listed. Prices given for cows heifers springers calves and hogs with orders to bring stock to State Bank by 11 am and Gladwin by 1 pm. Shipments on June 12 13 26 and 27 with Farmers urged to seek best money and note “Haviland” as the shipper.
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