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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
3
Barley Through Ages from Ancient Switzer land to Rome
Barley, claimed as mankind’s oldest food, spans varieties and sacred grain linked to lake dwellers in Switzerland. It was cultivated in ancient Egypt and served as chief bread for Hebrews Greeks and Romans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Heypt
Binder Canvas Repair Offer for Shoes and Straps
Repair service advertises binder canvas repairs including straps buckles slats and patches. The vendor promises honest values and aims to please customers by fixing shoes.
Senate Rule of Honesty Reflects on Business
The Wel ford Beacon notes a view that honesty in business is a matter of instinct rather than conscious choice, labeling rule adherence as the true measure of integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welford Beacon
First Law Lecture in America at Penn 1790
December 1 1790 the University of Pennsylvania hosted the nation’s first law lecture with President Washington and his cabinet attending along with members of Congress and the Pennsylvania legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
University of Pennsylvania
Washington
Houses of
Congress
Pennsylvania Legister
Community Family Visits and Graduation Note
Mr and Mrs Arling Severson and son visited the Roe family in South Grant. Doris Gerow of Clare and Myr Teale attended with relatives. Several cousins and friends from Currie farm Flint and Harrison area join in visits and celebrations. The community expresses sympathy to the Andrew Irwin family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arling Severson
John Roe
South Grant
al, Gerow
Doris
Clare
Myr
David
Teale
Will Teale
Roderick
Currie Farm
Wi. Brackart
Stella
al. Mann
Gladwin
Mel. Duyrham
Wm. Bruckart
Flint
Wesley Teale
Aaron McReynolds
Dewey Black
Mar
Mel Durham
Laura
Harrison
Laura Durham
Raymond Durham
Grand Lodge
Andrew Irwin
Local visits and extended stays noted in Mt Pleasant area
MANN Siding reports Mr and Mrs Chum Ross of Washington with Silas and Mrs Brown visiting Mt Pleasant relatives. Mrs Mitchell heads to Flint for an extended visit. Myrtle Rodabaugh of Clare stays with Viola Brown and Arlene Root. Several Flint residents Howard Brockway and Gene Burton visit here. Extended visits involve Ira Root family Oscar Corder and Viola Brown, and Ed Vifer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chum Ross
Washington
Silas Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Mitchell
Flint
Myrtle Rodabaugh
Clare
Viola Brown
Arlene Root
Howard Brockway
Effie Green
Grand Lodge
Ira Root
Oscar Corder
Howard Heckathorne
Asyrtte Rodabaugh
Gilbert Pifer
Ed. Vifer
Marion
Emerson Burton
Lewis Brown
Chancy Root
Gladwin
Gene Burton
Otto
Ray
Ralph Brown
Lake George
Sylvia Burton
Ray Shay
Harrison
Carl Monday
Lew Brown
Rosebush Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits
Rosebush residents and relatives from Caro Cadillac Flint and Saginaw visit family homes and attend events. Guest lists include the Crawfords Johnston Muma Manausa Willey and First families with trips to Detroit Buffalo St Louis and Beaverton. A 9 8 Rosebush victory over Ewart closed the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Crawford
Caro
John Crawford
David Bellinger
Orrin
Marguerite Manausa
Detroit
Mildred Quick
Mayme Johnson
Buffalo
N. Y
Dean Johnston
Coleman
Wm. Johnston
Jack Coffey
Elizabeth Ann
Cadillac
Minnie English
Andrew
Harl Willey
George Johnston
Muncy
Ont
Willard Willey
Edmond Crawford
Emery
Rosebush
Loren Coyne
Ray Matterson
Hart Willey
A. J. Stalter
St. Louis
Archie Muma
B. F. Johnston
George Bayliss
Gladwin
Leroy Whitney
Ada Terry
Beaverton
George Burr
L. D. Tellsworth
Vassar
Dorothy Muma
Ewart
Harry Maybee
Arthur Johnston
Flint
George and
Leo West
Donald Thompson
Arthur Manausa
Audrey First
Floyd Thompson
Houghton Lake
Velma Coyne
Saginaw
Dainiel Coyne
Lyle Johnston
Mancelona
Margaret Johnston
Norma Manausa
Donna Muma
Jake Ferris
Mt. Pleasant
Helen Johnston
Jean Crawford
Florence McKnight
David Mussell
Clare
Metric System Spreading Through Pan American Talks
The metric system is in general use. Twenty Southern republics at the Second Pan American standardization conference urged shipping documents in decimal metric terms. A Pan-American trade list was started for registering American firms using metric terms for Southern buyers.
Arithmetic Discounted Am Man and the Calculator
A brief reflection notes that a successful person rarely needs arithmetic manually and can buy a calculating machine, either outright or on installments. It cites Schopenhauer who argued arithmetic is the basest mental activity bested by machine computation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schopenhauer
Appointment of Administrator in the Collins Estate
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders a public hearing on June 25 1928 at ten o'clock A M to grant administration of the estate of George W. Collins to W R Burt Greer or another suitable person. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel. Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Thos.s. Dorsey
George W. Collins
Coral Collins
W. R. Burt Greer
Clare Sentinel
Thos. S. Dorsey
Surveyors Report Nationwide Level Run Within 0.1 Foot Error
Government surveyors completed a national leveling run with an error not exceeding one tenth of a foot. The scale of the effort highlights precise measurement standards across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rural Mail Delivery Standard Route Pay Details
The standard rural mail route covers 24 miles with an annual salary of 1800 dollars. An extra 30 dollars per month is paid for each mile over 24, plus an equipment allowance of 4 cents per mile. Routes under the standard distance are graded accordingly.
Tenants Revolt and Political Shift in Early New York
In New York the Anti Rent party emerged from tenant dissatisfaction under the patroon system. Tenants refused rent in 1839, resisted by force, and soon entered politics. The dispute was settled by a compromise in 1850, marking a political shift linked to tenant rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
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W. N. Younglove
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