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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
8
Short classified liners list items for sale rent wanted lost found orBt with pricing notes in advance. Each line reflects a compact ad style from a historical newspaper segment emphasizing payables and word counts.
Multiple notices list items for sale including cattle farmers Roy Feighner and Adam Bukowski offering livestock and tools. homes and land including a 100 acre farm near Clare. various household goods from beds to dining tables. plus hens, chicks, and farm equipment. Listings include contact points such as Clare, Clare County, and nearby town Furth.
FOR RENT Three rooms and a bath Clare Realty Co. Bate FOR RENT Furnished rooms and garage Levi Scott 304 West 6th Street WANTED Young calf Warren Parsel Phone 221F5
Classified note offers very low price chicks from now to August 1. Buyer urged to act fast and avoid mistake. Advertisement from Clare Hatchery in Clare Mich claims to be home of best chicks hatched. A trade offer from Wilson Detroit trades a modern brick home or a five apartment brick flat for a fully equipped good farm. Address 2634 Clairmount Ave Detroit.
Ancient text notes Phoenician ships reputedly built first galleys able for sea travel. By 000 B C the Phoenician wat galley reached trireme stage with Hecke wists yards stays and sails described.
A parish announces Mass at 8 00 oclock led by Rev Stanley Morrison the pastor.
Sabbath School gathering held every Saturday morning at 21st o'clock at 205 East Vth Street. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Rev H H Zemmer of Lapeer will preach at 11:00 a.m. during the regular service after Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by N A Biden, Superintendent.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds Sunday services at the LT with Sunday School at 10 30 and community service at 11 00 A cordial welcome awaits all attendees.
Rev. C. Binhammer will attend the Michigan Synod meeting in Owosso as delegate with Mr. Herman Lange. No services are held next Sunday. services resume as usual on July 6.
Pastor Laura M. McCrea conducts Sunday School at Sixth and Maple Street at 10:00 a.m. Regular worship follows at 11:00 a.m. Sermon titled Doing More than Others. Young People meet at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Sermon titled How Much Power in the Altar.
Rev A P MacDonald leads Morning service at ten with special subject at eleven twenty and Bible School overseen by Laura Thompson. A 7 30 praise service led by Miss Walsh of Mt Pleasant will speak on evangelism. Wednesday devotion and prayer at eight. All welcome.
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor W. W. Hurd offers morning sermon Forgiving vs. Forgetting and evening message The Great Clairvoyant has Strick Town. The Aid Society is omitted. Herrick Methodist Church holds June 29 service at 1:30 p.m. with The Master’s Cup and Sunday School at 12:30.
The piece stresses water as vital for life and milk flow, noting milk is over 80 percent water. It explains cows need about three pounds of water per pound of milk and heavy producers may drink 10 to 15 gallons in 24 hours. In summer, ensure cows have water constantly, ideally three times daily.
The article argues a weak dairy market benefits efficient producers by forcing marginal farmers out as butterfat prices crash. It claims feed efficiency determines profitability and that reduced competition can lead to under-production and later price rises.
A good pasture increases contentment and milk yield. Soybeans serve as excellent feed for dairy cows, replacing linseed or cottonseed meals. With a heifer kept on white clover and bluegrass pasture, additional grain feeding may not be necessary.
State parks report unprecedented attendance as summer crowds arrive early despite weather. Hoffmaster notes Bay City Park 7600 visitors in late May, Cedar Hills 5000, Island Lake 15000, Baraga 1000 on June 1, with over 40 000 campers last season and rising. High priced gear and autos accompany the surge.
The Department of Conservation will offer oil rights on 6458 state lands acres across Isabella Ogemaw Sanilae Midland and Clare counties in a public sale at the State Office Building on Friday June 27. S G Fontanuns heads the Lands Division. Meanwhile forest fires total 1064 this season with 402 in the upper peninsula and 662 in the lower. Keweenaw has had no fires so far and about 40000 acres burned are expected.
Michigan State College dairy experts advise cooling cream immediately after separation for higher quality and price. They recommend deep cooling cans, transferring to delivery cans with thorough stirring, and using cold running water for maximum efficiency. Properly cooled cream tests for butterfat more easily, and high grade butter requires well cooled cream.
Barnett Bros Circus comes to Claré on Friday July 4 with a noon grand parade. Spectacle includes flying human butterflies bareback riders acrobatics and a host of clowns and races, drawing thousands of families to the main streets.
Dr. L A Maynard of Cornell urges summer calcium and phosphorus for cows to boost winter milk. Pasture and grain often lack these minerals. feeding a simple mix of steam bone meal, ground limestone and salt in a barn box supports both dry and milking cattle.
The Barnett Bros Circus offers a full circus day with red lemonade and peanuts, emphasizing a clean show with no short change artists. They aim to return as a regular town feature and want to meet locals face to face.
P D Gibson county agent announces the Soils Laboratory Truck of the M C C will tour Clare County on June 30 and July 1. Farmers may bring soil or marl samples for free testing and individual prescriptions for lime or fertilizer. Exhibits show results from lime and fertilizer use. Schedule lists six stops with times and locations.
The article argues that the nation receives about 500 dollars in benefits for every one dollar spent by the Department of Agriculture on research Farm and Mireside programs.
The Court of Appeals in Kansas City signals a possible broad interpretation of moral provocation affecting spousal dishonesty. The decision discusses behavior under stress and hints at upcoming guidance on how deceit may be viewed legally.
A narrator declares refusing to compromise truth or right despite willingness to surrender in fear and conflict. He emphasizes never yielding when hate and misery threaten life and love, naming the right as center despite war and glory.
The two Houses push toward adjournment while the District of Columbia appropriation issue stalls progress. Veterans' bill, investigations, and lingering Civil War era mystery in Wise County, Virginia also feature among pending matters as lawmakers seek districts. Admiral Byrd returns to mixed weather and a stern warning from his mother about future expeditions. State Department faces Senate scrutiny over German reparations bonds and authority over foreign banking actions.
A Battle Creek physician touts relief from constipation with Rexall Orderlie tablets. The claim says the tablet draws water into the colon to soften waste for a gentle, natural movement without habit or dose increase. Available at A. Anderson's Rexall Drug Store.
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