The Saver Wins In The Long Run
The saying notes a man with a modest income who saves a portion is better off than one with a large salary who saves nothing. It argues that in the long run the saver always wins.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
4
The saying notes a man with a modest income who saves a portion is better off than one with a large salary who saves nothing. It argues that in the long run the saver always wins.
Citizens City Committee calls a city convention and ward caucuses at Clare City Hall on March 17 1930 at 8 00 PM to nominate candidates for mayor clerk treasurer and ward officials. Ward sites include Fred Smilley s Wagon Shop Jackson s Meat Market and City Hall with seats for supervisors aldermen and constables.
Notice declares a Republican caucus at Sheridan Town Hall on Friday March 14 at 2:00 PM to select township candidates and address other business. Specials listed: Jackson's Market sausage two pounds for 36 cents and lard at 12 cents per pound.
The Republican Caucus for the City of Clare will be held at City Hall on the 8th day of March 1930 at eight oclock p m for nominating candidates for mayor city clerk city treasurer and after the caucus ward caucuses will follow in the First Ward at Clare Hay Grain and Bean Company Office Second Ward at State Bank Third Ward Kvity Hall for nominating a supervisor alderman and constable. Republican City Committee Ira Richmond Be Davy.
The Vernon township Union caucus will be held at the town hall on Monday March 17 at 1 30 p m for nominating township officers to be elected in April and for other business as may come before the caucus committee.
Wilcox and Burton advertise a fixed price of 20 cents per sheep head for shearing services in 2012, offering consistent rates for farmers and ranches seeking economical wool processing.
Local notices list visits from Kansas City and Flint residents, church and school events, deaths and obituaries, and community updates. Names include Mrs. Ashley McCulloch, Marion Horton, and Sam Powers with reports from Clare, Midland, and Detroit areas. Social gatherings, hospital news, and funeral details feature prominently.
Local residents list visits and health news including Mrs. James Carty and family, Mr. Nevinghas moved to Owosso, hospital stays for Dr Lamb, and various calls on neighbors across Vernon, Maple Grove, Clare, and nearby towns. A political update notes bills in Congress and the Turkish calendar change.
A dance will be held in the LO hall on Wednesday evening March 498. All are invited.
Registration notice for the Town of Grant lists dates in March 1980 when Ernest Green will register all qualified electors. The vacancies include sessions on Saturday March 8 and Saturday March 25 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the home address listed, with a closing date of April 8.
A fragment notes residents will gather Saturdays in March at a home in Sheridan township to receive and register items. It mentions a bazaar hosted by Clerk Holbrook with wallpaper Rex paste Raisomine or other goods.
Former State Senator Connelly argues Dykstra plan skews road funding toward cities and through streets. He cites Detroit to Grand Rapids highway costs and urges five to ten year programs to aid city county and township roads. Attending cities include Adrian Ann Arbor Battle Creek Coldwater Flint Jackson Kalamazoo Muskegon Pontiac Port Huron Saginaw.
Grover G. Dillman head of the department argues Michigan highway funds are limited. In 1929 weight and gasoline taxes yielded about 43.46 million plus federal aid, but fixed charges gobble about 24.05 million. Many line items including county distributions trunk line maintenance interest sinking fund and administration consume the rest. Also a sale ad cites farm items for sale near Clare.
James Scott tenor and multi-instrumentalist Edna Lindberg vocalist and Dorothy Bracken violinist headline a lively entertainment program at the High School Auditorium next Monday evening March 17. The varied act features violin piano cello banjo saxophone vocal duets and comic sketches with readings and costume pieces. Strong praise for all three performers notes their engaging stage presence and wide repertoire. The finale will include a lecture on April 7 following the concert highlights.
The Vernon Republican caucus will be held March 15 at the Vernon township hall in the Aan Room by order of the committee.
Clipping and tagging operations are planned north of Glare of write Earl or Mmergon Burton in Clare Michigan. Inquiry notes distances of 6 to 12 miles and references local agricultural work.
The Republican caucus in Grant township will be held at the town hall on Friday March 14 for nominating candidates for the township ticket in the spring election and to transact other business as may properly come before the caucus. By order of the committee. Plan to see the H M S Pinafore next week.
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