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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
6
The guide outlines hen and chick care from hatch through the fourth week. It covers coop confinement, gradual exposure to the runway, weather precautions, and steps to locate lost chicks by cheeping. It warns of predators including cats, rats, hawks, crows, weasels, minks, and skunks and suggests protective actions.
Oscar Maxwell and Frank visited his sister as did Mr and Mrs Ben Youmans on Sunday. Clarence Ramey hosted visitors including Tom White and baby from Morris. Ed McDonald family and Russell Ebehart plus others visited. Gough and Oscar Maxwell were noted for weekend travels and trout fishing in Kalkaska.
Resort notes a string of visitors and seasonal movers to Lake George area cottages. Leonard Preston and Willard Wiltse relocate to Marion and Sharland respectively, with many others from Mason Saginaw Detroit and Chicago dropping by cottages for the summer. Viola Welty earns international YWCA delegation.
Town residents and visitors are listed with names and origins from Windover Lake. Schedule includes callers from Temple Clare Lansing Detroit Mt Pleasant Freeland Saginaw Flint and Greenwood. Several families, including the Harris, Wiltse, Rosson and Hoover clans, are noted for visits and summer activities.
Local residents and visitors frequent Lake George Resort over the weekend with multiple couples and families from Lowell Owosso Shiawassee Sag inaw Mason Mt. Pleasant Lansing and Clara noted among the cottage and shorewood retreats.
India once used square coins issued by local rajahs before British currency management, with irregular shapes marking regional authority and trade prior to standardization.
A Kauai cliff creates a unique climate with one side a desert and the opposite side receiving about 40 feet of rain annually. Trade winds push moisture up the cliff, where it condenses and pours as heavy rainfall.
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