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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
3
A historical note discusses expansion of wood materials inclining toward pinewood and contracts tied to expansion costs. Mentions a per degree expansion figure and implications for wooden rulers and related measurements.
The article notes stamp production costs about 1.1 million dollars annually with a high rate of per cent for flag-number stamps. It discusses ongoing stamping output and annual expenditure in a concise fiscal snapshot.
A quote from Doctor Chang ning stresses liberty as respect for others rights and a reluctance to allow any person to be wronged, whether high or low, framing liberty as humane restraint and justice. The text calls for universal regard and resistance to infringement of rights.
Special sale notes advertise low prices for three and five pound items across Friday and Saturday. Prices listed include 12 cents for 3 pounds and 16 to 20 cents for larger quantities.
Roy Decker head of crops extension in the state visited Monday to oversee a hay making demonstration at Julius Schaeffer's. The event promotes windrow curing for alfalfa to reduce labor compared with the old cock curing method. A second calf club forms led by Clare high school teacher Mr Tichenor with Archie Cleveland president Irving Brown vice president and Wayne Geeck secretary. Holstein heifers predominate among club members.
The text notes Neptune's distance from Earth when closest, stating a figure of 2,629,000,000 miles. It emphasizes the vast separation between the planet and our planet during that moment.
Michigan conservation measures from the recent session become law or take immediate effect in August. The acts cover upland game birds, protection of game and fish, wild refuges, water fowl rights, harbor refuges, and management of lands and minerals. Public notices include fishery protections, inland lake seasons, and spawning bed closures with signs.
Imaginative tale of little Mary who misnames conversations she overhears about her sister and her beau. She surprisingly mimics phrases during a grocery order and misinterprets church sermons, comparing the dean and bishop on word endings.
Guests gathered as five year old Anarles waited for his plate. His father struggled to carve the chicken, and when a second portion was cut, Anarles exclaimed to his mother that he now understands why they call Plymouth Rocks.
In the afternoon two children named Little Jean and Jean were to be sent away despite their grandmother's urging. As evening neared the grandmother asked if they would stay for supper, but Jean insisted they would not stay unless she insisted and repeated the word insist.
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