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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
2
The Eagle imagery recalls July Fourth glory woven for America's sons through industry and victory. Yet the deeper meaning remains in the nation's heart as bells and celebrations fade, rekindling gratitude for liberty and freedom.
A ten acre tract holding about 500 trees including cherry peach and apple sits on a well located site. The property features a stone house with cellar a mail barn and good fencing and is listed as priced right with a trade option for city property.
Multiple congregations list times and pastors for Sunday worship Bible school and evening services. Includes Congregational Catholic Free Methodist Lutheran Baptist Church of God and a revival led by Nina Wheelock with plans for an all day July 4th meeting at the Cleveland home north of Ojare.
Emma Neimeyer visits St Louis Flint and Saginaw this week while Clare residents attend events and family updates fill the pages. Mrs Shumway and sister plan San Pedro move. Miss Ort earns post graduate diploma in music. local tradesmen set July openings. baby news in Clare and nearby announcements pepper the listings.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports rapid growth in milk pasteurization across cities and towns. By 1921 all large cities over 500 000 had majority pasteurized supplies, with notable gains in 75 000 to 100 000 and 10 000 to 25 000 populations as health departments and dealers push for safer milk.
Rev C A Lohnes announces new Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Class meeting led by H W Burd at 10 a m and Public Worship at 11 a m with the sermon The Continual Fire symbol of Gods Presence followed by 7 p m The Great Harvest preaching. Monday 7 30 p m Official Board meeting Thursday 7 30 p m Prayer and Praise Service 9 00 a m Preaching 10 00 a m Sunday School Mrs Arthur Badgley Supt
A method to preserve cream during hot months by cooling to 50 degrees. Build a DIY cooling tank from a water barrel within an insulated box, with intake and overflow pipes, sawdust insulation, and a tight lid. A simple stick helps hold a partially filled can in place.
Notice to owners and occupants in Sheridan Township Clare County Michigan. Weeds must be cut and destroyed by July 1 1923. Failure to comply incurs costs and a lien on the land. Violators face a ten dollar fine plus prosecution costs. Dated June 19 1923 Bert Ruiter Commissioner of Highways.
A reflective note argues against despising what one lacks and urges acknowledgment of all good and delight in the world. It presents a measured view of happiness and contentment.
Township of Surrey invites separate unit bids for grading and graveling on a road in Surrey Township Clare County Michigan. Bids due 8:00 p m July 10 1923 at the township clerk's office. Reads starting at Main and Superior in Farwell then along a 0.072 mile segment with specified line directions. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
Instructions advise treating rust stains on white material with lemon juice and common salt. Do not soak. apply and rub, then air dry. If stain remains after first try, repeat the lemon juice and salt method.
In a Boston Transcript excerpt a five year old boy teases his mother about food and accuses the mother of being his stepmother. The child remains sullen while waiting for dinner, expressing a troubled household dynamic.
A Wednesday night advertisement promises good music and a festive hall experience at Alma. The note mentions a transport issue with Rett Ship Your cream threat to Swift and Co, Alma, Michigan, indicating possible logistical or promotional confusion.
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