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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1929
Page
4
Voters of Grant township are informed that Ernest Green Township Clerk will be at home on Saturday March 9 and March 16 to review the registration book and register qualified electors. Also notice of a 1924 Ford sedan for sale at 311 E 7th street for 125 dollars.
Republican caucus for Grant Township will be held at the town hall Friday afternoon March 8 at 2:00 to nominate candidates for the township ticket to be elected at the spring election Monday April 1 and to transact other business as may arise.
Local items report meetings at O B S tonight Miss Nettie Miller Howell visits Vernon City King s Daughters and Ladies Union meet next week at various homes The carnival returns tonight at the high school gym Various residents travel visits and births noted A new scoreboard at the high school gym built by a student Thawing pipe saves city money Motor vehicle and train schedule changes announced Inaugural ceremonies and flower talk planned City population counts reflect multiple births in first ward_Event notes from Clare Michigan and surrounding areas.
Mr. Oviatt argues increased sugar beet acreage supports the industry during tariff debates. He notes a four year rotation on his Bay City area farm, with sugar beets rotating annually, improving soil organic matter and fertility. He warns that loss of beet processing could shift 115000 acres to other crops, worsening surpluses and prices.
The Republican caucus will be held at the town hall on Friday March 8 at 2:00 PM. The meeting is organized by the committee and aims to select party officials.
Emma Jennings thanks many friends and neighbors for remembering her during illness in the hospital and expresses gratitude for the support received.
We express deep thanks for the loving deeds and kindness shown during illness and death of our husband and father. Gratitude to neighbors, friends, societies, for flowers, and to our pastor and Mr. Younglove for comforting words from Mrs. W. J. Maxwell and Family.
The Republican caucus for the city convenes Monday March 11 at 8 p m to nominate candidates for mayor city clerk city treasurer justice of the peace and thereafter ward caucuses in each ward at Clare Hay Grain and Bean Co office Citizens State Bank City Hall.,Ward leaders will name nominees for supervisor alderman and constable. 1912.
The Democratic caucus in Clare will meet Friday March 8 at 7 30 p m in City Hall to nominate candidates for Mayor City Clerk City Treasurer Justice of the Peace and related business. Ward caucuses follow at Hanley Bros office Jackgoni Market and Guy Hall to nominate aldermen for their wards.
Michigan poultry yields about 70 million dollars in annual net profit. County agent P D Gibson and Michigan State College specialists offer a two day poultry school at Farwell March 20 and 21 to teach improved breeding and management from egg hatching to marketing.
Two and Sundays until our contest ends. Last Sunday evening group one led, group three led by 14. Holden has charge of the Devotional service. This week’s topic is Jesus attitude toward force. Come prepared to give points. Try a classifie liner next week for quick results.
The Bone and Ballantyne families thank neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during illness and death. They thank Rev. H. B. Johnson for comforting words and Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Elden for singing. Signed Pat Bone family Empson Bone family John Bone family Mary Ballantyne family Louise Pringle Maude Holmes and families.
The note advertises a heated bus with cushions offering transport to and from parties. Rates are described as reasonable and the operator signs as B. RR. Horton.
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