The Saver Wins In The Long Run, A Caution On Money
A proverb-style insight notes that a person with a small salary who saves a portion is better off than one with a large salary who saves nothing. Over time the saver consistently comes out ahead.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
4
A proverb-style insight notes that a person with a small salary who saves a portion is better off than one with a large salary who saves nothing. Over time the saver consistently comes out ahead.
The Pageant Lenten Service titled The Prophets of Baal will be presented next Sunday at 7:30 PM at Clare Methodist Episcopal Church. Evang elistic sermon by HEvange- Niet pastor BE Mayhew on The Mercy and the Judgment of God follows. Cast includes Wm Gogswell as The King Rosabelle Andrews as Queen Jezebel and E Mayhew as Gods Prophet among others.
We extend thanks to neighbors and friends who helped after our home burned. Special thanks to Mrs. Wm. Wahrhardt, Mrs. Henry Ott, and the Clare Fire Department. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Goodenow.
Rexall store announces a sale ending Saturday night with remaining items priced for quick purchase. Shoppers are urged to visit the Rexall location before closing time to take advantage of discounts advertised in the notice.
The 1930 Digest of Michigan Fish Laws outlines Clare county regulations including opening Deadman Elm and McGoogan creeks to trout May 1 to September 1. Cranberry lake Garfield township and Long Lake Frost township become Pike lakes May 1 to March 31 with bass and bluegill season starting June 25. Spears and dip nets on Muskegon river barred. book distributed by Conservation Officer Eugene Pettit free on request.
Mr. Vernon Grange thanks Miss Slentz and her helpers for efficient service Friday evening and all others who aided in making the banquet a success in the secretary’s note.
A vintage ad touts Kruschen Salts as a cheap, quick fat loss solution promising 15 pounds in a month, increased energy, clearer skin, and improved mood. It urges readers to buy an 85 cent bottle from BE A Anderson's drug store and weigh themselves after a week.
Rail schedule shows daily trips to Midland Reed City and Bay City. Local social news includes club meetings, hospitalizations, and visits from residents to Lansing, Bay City, Alma, and Chicago. Community events cover basketball games, study club meetings, and multiple family gatherings across Clare, Weidman, and nearby towns.
An elderly man calling himself Joseph Hart was found near a burnt barn after hitching through the area. He said he was born near the Black Hills in 1880 and served in the Civil War Spanish American and Mexican wars. He is jailed while authorities review his army records and assess incompetency.
A program listing highlights three films This is Heaven follows Eva Petrie on a sparkling New York arrival with Alfred Santell guiding a cheerful romantic comedy The Unholy Night presents a London fog mystery with Ern est Torrente and Dorothy Sebastian Eternal Love features John Barrymore in a Alpine romance All Talking pictures are shown Sun Mon Tue Wed and Thursday at Princess Theatre
At Mrs H C Cudney home last Saturday Zenobia Chapter officers staged a complete surprise for Matron Mrs Hisie Howlett. The afternoon featured Bridge with D Kemp taking first prize and C F Haller second. Lunch followed and guests presented a token remembrance to the host.
Vernon voters will register at the town hall on Saturday March 29 with Clerk Leo Smock listing qualified electors. Also adverts for wallpaper patterns at Holbrook's Bazaar and Rexable sale ending Saturday night appear in the page.
Readable excerpts advise cleanliness to prevent poultry diseases and identify infected birds. Old hens are common tuberculosis spreaders. canker is a throat ailment. remove sick hens promptly. Litter conditions, egg candle checks, and gradual corn feeding are recommended. Ventilation must be clean and free of dusty mustard, avoiding clogged filters.
Michigan sheep producers are urged to lower costs and improve practices to counter falling lamb prices. Emphasis on docking and castration to avoid penalties, cull inferior ewes, and boost lamb weight per ewe. P. D. Gibson, Co Agent, stresses quality carcasses and cleaner flocks.
Stanley Kleiner and Catherine Hilhaney will go to Mt Pleasant for the sub district oratorical contest on April 11. Stanley will deliver the declamation and Catherine will present Prohibition as her oration topic. This marks Clare's first representative in years after winning local elimination.
The severe snowstorm blocked roads delaying sales. Martin Loomis near Clare has a sale moved to April 1. Corham Bros. near Marion postpone their all day sale to April 9 with cattle sheep and horses on the list.
Public auction set for Tuesday April first at 2 00 p m offering the sheds owned by the Hagle church for sale to the highest bidder.
Registration notice states personal applications for registration will be received at the writer’s home in Sheridan township each Saturday during March. Signed BH. GC. Kleiner Township Clerk.
The Michigan Farm Bureau rejects the Grange's present income tax concept arguing that it would fail to reduce local school taxes and could trigger higher collections problems evidenced by South Carolina's experience. They urge tax reform targeted to lower and equalize levies with state oversight to ensure economy. They call for a broad economy policy that uses new taxes to cut old taxes rather than expand public spending.
Fragmentary clipping mentions tagging and clipping at 20¢ each. A vague inquiry references miles north of Glare, with unclear names and locations such as Har and Mneragn in Barton, Clare, and Midh.Ri Gest.
A descriptive report covers the Twenty Hundred Stock Raisers Banquet with remarks by George Brown of Michigan State College and Wellman of the Michigan Elevator Exchange. Highlights include discussions on home grown meats, the beam and grain trade, and the association's successful program.
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