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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
4
Coming events list planned by local groups includes an Ice cream social at the church on June 19 hosted by the Him Grove Ladies Aid and a Ladies Union gathering at Mrs George Wilsons home this Friday afternoon. The King's Daughters plan a pot luck picnic at Tourist park next Thursday inviting all members and families.
Notice to all landowners in Grant township Clare county Michigan to cut down and destroy noxious weeds by July 20 1931. Failure to comply makes violators liable for weed cutting costs to be levied against the property as taxes. Dated June 17 1931. Robert Wilson Highway Commissioner.
The Clare Shipping Association announces sailing dates on Tuesday June 30 and Tuesday July 14. H A Dawson is listed as the shipper with contact phone 220 F21.
Found Lady's purse, owner may reclaim at the Sentinel office. Found pair of shell rim glasses in the park, reclaim at the Sentinel office. Wanted lawns to mow, inquire Ward Feighner, 213 7th St.
Lawrence Brown of St Louis visits Clare to read One Wonderful Week. Mrs Rachel Axford is very low at home of Mrs Wm Gardon. B N Mercer and M B Gallagher attend Grand Rapids Furniture Market. Several locals recover from illness.
A daylight measuring device called an integrator will log the amount of daylight received over a specified period.
Mother Earth praises her diverse children and explains volcanoes mountains oceans and tides. David converses with Mother Earth and Father Atlas about moons suns and the playful balance of nature. They part with thanks and a welcoming plan from Patrolman Utah to westward travel.
A playful tongue twister about losing a hand and being left with the other. The speaker describes left and right hands in a paradoxical way and notes the ability to write with the right hand when the left is gone.
Dialogue shows Urehin visiting a country and debating whether the ground is grass. Colimie argues the terrain is not grass because it is not necessary to keep off it. The exchange frames a playful cultural observation.
Ruth Whitmore, 18, Birmingham, jailed for 16 days after failing to pay a $30 speeding fine in Oakland County. Three Hamtramck men receive 35 days for cruelty to a wild duck in Clinton River incident. A Detroit YWCA drive places the city among the nation’s top branches, nearing 11,000 members. An explosion at Owosso injured barber Fred Tomlinsen, with a second blast in two weeks. A Bogett murder-suicide in Charlotte is reported. A new Irish Hills Business Club forms to boost Lenawee tourism. A St Clair airport dedication is planned with Autogiro flights. Detroit Times asks for a radio permit amid WMBC renewal hearings. A south Bend man nets an accidental alligator sighting near Dowagiac. Naval Academy honors Taylor among top graduates.
Dr. Ufford, extension poultryman at Colorado A&M, says deep shed type houses are safest for Colorado. A well built improved poultry house costs about 2 dollars per hen and uses abundant sunshine with a concrete floor elevated above ground to avoid moisture. Muslin fronts hedge costs, windows placed along the back and front openings supply needed light.
Tests by L E K Card of the University of Illinois show that feeding excessive mineral mixtures to chickens is a mistake. Chicks fed 60 parts yellow corn meal 20 parts soy bean oil meal 138 parts wheat middlings 1 galt 2 cod liver oil 2 steamed bonemeal and 2 ground limestone reached 253 grams at six weeks, while replacing 2 parts bonemeal with 4 parts reduced weight to 212 grams and replacing 2 parts limestone with 4 parts reduced weight to 187 grams.
In the Middle West poultry and egg prices have remained firm while other farm products slipped. A standard bred, high producing flock properly managed offers a dependable income and compares favorably with other farm activities.
The article notes 46 500 eggs per minute in the United States last year and stresses sanitation to save chicks. It advises against washing eggs, keeping nests clean, and gathering eggs frequently. It warns against lice, suggests nicotine-sulphate perches for control, and covers post mortem findings of parasites in a chicken. It ends with tips on disease and feeding for turkeys and chickens.
Home economists at Michigan State College share recipes for appealing milk drinks. Chocolate milk uses a flavoring made from sugar cocoa corn starch cream of tartar cinnamon and vanilla. Eye nog mixes egg sugar cinnamon nutmeg and vanilla with milk for a protein rich beverage. Honey blossom uses honey lemon or orange extract to flavor milk and fruit jam additions offer colorful variations.
A dance at Mt Vernon Grange Hall Friday evening June 19 raises funds for equipment for the Grange baseball team. Grange ladies are asked to bring cake or sandwiches.
Readers are invited to list livestock with Farmers Produce for shipment on Tuesday June 23 and July 7. Contact P. F. Geeck at telephone 139 for details and arranging consignments. Read the feature One Wonderful Week inside for more on farm sales.
The Isabella County Holiness Association holds its third annual camp meeting July 3 to 13 at the Fair grounds Mt Pleasant in the Johnson display building. Rev L W Stark of Flint and Rev L M Blakely of Detroit preach with daily services at 10:00 am 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm. A July 4 picnic at Island Park features a noon meal and singing.
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