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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1934
Page
4
The Sentinel invites readers to submit brief opinion columns on daily questions. Writers must sign with name and address. No personal details about others are allowed. Responses should be concise to fit space limits.
Charles B Booth argues in Pleasant Michigan that a large prison system and parole burden cause crime. He cites Jackson Michigan housing 6200 inmates, with 3000 yearly parole costs and staff shortages. He blames insufficient teachers for youth misbehavior and warns of a crumbling education foundation. Frances Davy.
The Chamber of Commerce of Coudersport Pennsylvania notes many scientists have visited the ice mine nearby and each has offered a different explanation for the phenomenon, with no two agreeing.
The author Mrs. Foster Jay, wife of a prominent engineer, based Green Needles on her Coast Range experiences. The novel follows a young woman who, believing money weighs her down, pursues meaningful work and becomes a successful civil engineer, inspired by real projects and life outdoors.
A 1920s university horticulture note argues pruning shapes tree form and size without harming yields, warns against brutal methods, and notes early training reduces future pruning. It cites Illinois apple and peach crops averaging about 8.9 million dollars annually from 1923 to 1932 and stresses pruning aids disease and weather resilience.
Cornell University department of animal husbandry says suckling pigs become anemic from iron deficient rations. Increasing iron in sow milk is impractical, so they recommend ferrous sulphate solution given as udder swabs or weekly drenches to piglets up to six weeks old, especially when rearing indoors on concrete or wood floors.
Farmers are instructed to bring all livestock in by 2:00 p m on Tuesday May 8ty. The notice is issued by Warmers Ind Produce Co.
Norris Asline visits home in fisherman's outfit in Bay City. Mrs Glee Pitts travels to Mt Pleasant with her ill baby Jiyl to stay with her mother for care. Burton Allen couple repair porch on East State Street while Verte Williams family relocates to Wheaton Avenue. Nora Barnes learns Mt Pleasant relative C C Barnes underwent appendectomy in Ann Arbor and recovers. Wayne Brown marks 11th birthday with 35 classmates at his home.
A brief note describes the Anzies as a fierce half cannibal tribe dwelling deep in Africa. No further context or corroborating details provided.
Readers recall cheeky errors and playful slips labeled boners in old examinations and student essays. Teachers note these as lighthearted evidence of learning gaps and wit from the classroom.
A jumble of phrases mentions venison from frogs, a student music lesson, a yearly pallet prize for best novel, tropics attire, a statue like dress, and a misaligned archeology definition. An ad for a Clare Sentinel classified liner promises money results from ads.
A baby girl Evelyn Gale born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Artibee on Thursday morning weighing 8 3 4 pounds. A son Donald Mortimer born to Mr and Mrs Mortimer Irish last week weighing 8 1 2 pounds. A nine pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Robert Hunter of West Branch Rosebush friends offer congratulations.
Coming events include Zenobia chapter O. H. S. meetings planned by phone at 35 and the Walter H. Larman Post American Legion and Auxiliary Unit meeting on the first and third Mondays at 415 McHwan Street. Church services at Dover Gospel Tabernacle every Sunday at 11 30 am. The Mother Daughter banquet is set for May 16 at the Congregational church. Golden Jubilee of Farewell M. B. H. church runs May 27 to June 3.
Four years of field tests at two state university soil plots show limestone plus manure nearly triples soybean hay yield on light gray and yellow gray silt loams. Light gray soil yielded 1,700 pounds with limestone and manure vs 840 with manure alone. yellow gray soil reached 2,980 pounds with both treatments versus 1,040 with none.
US Department of Agriculture researchers praise crested wheatgrass for its cold tolerance and early spring growth enabling earlier stock grazing and longer grazing seasons. The variety resists drought and extreme cold, helping pastures recover after intensive grazing and extending green forage into fall.
The text explains that both submerge and submerse derive from the same root and mean to place or plunge under water. It notes the botanical usage prefers submersed for aquatic plants and mentions the verb form submerse is commonly used elsewhere.
A compact guide to making flavorful stock from vegetables and a cube or extract, plus recipes for Vegetable Soup and Split Pea Soup using pork, plus a method for Potted Fish with fish, salt, pepper, mace, and a butter glaze. It notes variations with meat and stock for family meals.
Salw Griram alfalfa seed and two turkey goblets listed by W. C. Fuller Farwell. Also hay and wool for sale by D. Ward south on U S 27. Be Dott.
Report details a statewide bonding measure being overwhelmed by defeat, with nearby county totals showing 119 yes and 2,879 no, and Gratiot county tallying 188 yes and 3,090 no.
We sincerely thank neighbors friends and teacher for acts of kindness in our loss of beloved son and brother Glenn thanks to the singers and Rev Albert Dawe Mr and Mrs S Harris and family express gratitude
Joseph Sehnitzler announces his candidacy for Probate Judge of Isabella County on the Republican ticket in the September primary. He cites years of legal and social service as the basis for his bid and asks Isabella County voters for support.
Mrs Exona Garver of Saginaw visits her son Forest and family. William Hartman of Bay City visits his parents Jeff and Mrs Hartman. Chas Spohn of Greenwood visits with Ira Miller family. A church crowd attends Sunday services as Joe McKinley stays with Kate McKinley. Amos Kleinhardt is ill, prayers for recovery. Richard Carter and Russell Armentrout visit, plus other Sunday calls.
The Clare Shipping Association will ship on Tuesday May 15 and May 29 with contact R Brooks and Walter White. Clare Sentinel liners are read in the community homes and information is available by phone at 206122.
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