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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
5
A voluntary association of banks in the same city forms a clearing house to streamline the daily transfer of checks drafts and notes among members. This system replaces individual bank exchanges with a centralized clearing process to reduce settlement complexities.
The Surrey Township unit schools staged a rural class day with S Perry Johnson delivering the foundations address. Rosalie Langworthy earned top state exam honors, praised for hard work and poise. County figures including Asa Aldrich attended. Gov Green and other officials sent regrets. The event highlighted local school pride and a future amphitheater need at Wilson State Park.
An illustration shows a two-door sedan seat arrangement allowing the right hand seat to slide toward the driver. By removing pins and adjusting brackets and a steel rod, rear passengers gain space to exit between seat and door, improving access. Designed by L. Bunker of West Auburn, Maine, for Mechanics Magazine.
Par values typically 100 but many stocks use other figures. The statement notes variation in par value across issuances and highlights that par is not uniform.
A USDA bulletin reports that feeding chicks early does not harm and may speed yolk absorption. Experiments by Burt Heywang and Dry M A Gl show early feeding, especially scratch grain, enhances yolk assimilation. withholding food for 2 to 3 days is not necessary. Parcel post shipped chicks should not be fed before shipping.
J B Hayes of the University of Wisconsin recommends keeping poults separate from hens to avoid blackhead infection. He advises a clean range and isolation from older birds, plus a new brooder stove to hatch turkeys. A strict sanitation program can help evasion of chickhead with minimal trouble compared to young chicks.
A conference of New England colleges outlines a chick mash recipe using 200 pounds yellow corn, 100 pounds wheat bran, 100 pounds ground oats, 25 pounds teat scrap, 25 pounds ashmeal, 50 pounds dry skim milk, 27 pounds alfalfa leafmeal, 20 pounds soluble steamed bonemeal, and 4 pounds salt. The mix yields 74 percent dry milk and becomes regular laying mash with 25 pounds dried milk and ground mitroats replacing ground oats.
Practical guidance on poultry management from breeding stock to chick rearing. Includes feeding, housing, timing of feedings for ducks, mineral needs, brooders, cleaning, and selecting laying hens. Emphasizes balanced rations, proper brooder size, and hygiene to ensure healthy flocks.
A marriage friend asks why a father opposes his daughter working. The unity man replies he cannot afford it, and the B F grumbles that she could not even earn the silk stockings needed for party dresses, highlighting financial pressure in domestic life.
A youth challenges a police officer as he is arrested for speeding. The officer cites 38 in a pace trap, prompting the youth to protest the tag of speeding as excessive for such a minor offense. The exchange underscores tension over enforcement.
A farmer explains his hogs earn big money by learned behavior as they dash ahead of automobiles. The stranger asks how, and the farmer says his hogs are trained to run in front of cars, while the stranger admits his own hogs won’t.
A comedian struggles to please the crowd and pokes fun at their reactions. A heckler retorts that they did laugh last year, prompting another quip about laughter in the future.
A fragment shows a dialogue about measurement and rubbish, suggesting a comic or instructional context but lacking identifiable people, places, or events to anchor a news item. The readable lines imply a mistaken unit conversion and cleaning task.
A fragmentary verse hints at a minor poet’s craft becoming great later. It contrasts current cleverness with anticipated major achievement. The lines suggest self reflection on growth and potential in writing.
A motorist crashes into a telegraph post and is found unconscious entangled in wires. He later smiles and murmurs about a harp being given to him, while a quip about a forthcoming marriage between Joan and Edward reveals a humorous bet over debts and plans.
A short dialogue reveals a bargain where the saxophonist offers to stop playing in exchange for money, while the neighbor expresses a wish for funds and suggests giving money if available. The exchange centers on financial dispute and cessation of music.
Visitors cheer as Bug-Gee named ride delivers thrilling experience without charge. Attendees praise safety, quick line, and family friendly atmosphere at the carnival attraction.
A brief verse fragment describes a man proposing but his partner’s sudden head drop leads to a fatal or tragic consequence. The lines hint at a heavy, abrupt end and a man left to bear the burden.
A brief item notes Annibelle Mabel fixates on her new automobile as a symbol of progress while George laments men displaced by machines. The exchange hints at changing roles and affection shifting toward technology.
A lively disagreement centers on a horse described as 80 years old with missing teeth. Opponents insist the animal is young and has not yet cut teeth, sparking debate over the bill’s interpretation and the animal’s true age.
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