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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1934
Page
8
Local timetable notices list Central Standard Time schedules for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette trains with daylight service details. Community briefs cover visits, club meetings, birthdays, and upcoming church and Legion events. many residents from Clare join regional gatherings and travel, with several anniversaries and personal updates noted.
The City of Panama remains within Panaman territory and jurisdiction while the Canal Zone, a U S military reservation, defines its boundary to exclude Panama City at the Pacific end and Colon at the Atlantic end.
Dr. Henry F. Cutler, 71, longtime Mount Hermon School principal, travels the world to visit former boys from Nome to Tokyo. He and wife plan a Paris stop to study medicine, joking about becoming a Paris medical student while some alums remain cut off by revolutions in China.
Coalinga California archeologist Gordon Cain found two Channel Indian skeletons near graves with beads and artifacts. Roasted bones near the graves suggest possible cannibalism by Channel Indians who lived along southern California’s coast. He also notes early use of petroleum products and asphaltum-adhered arrowheads from ages past.
John Smith aged sixty three was arrested for panhandling in Denver. Police Magistrate Pickens fined him 50 dollars after he claimed his 955 dollars was capital. He admitted not reading papers and joked about gold still being money as a hoarder.
In Johnstown Pennsylvania doctors report nine year old Francis Mervine of Twin Rocks died from pneumonia after a fever spiked to 109.6 degrees the highest recorded in the city. The extreme temperature preceded the boy’s death and doctors released the findings.
Brazoria county sheriff J O Hazlett announces a 12 foot barbed wire fence around the jail and the installation of 2000 volts of electricity. The measures follow the escape of Earl Baby Face Joyner, a southwest bank robber, after a $50 reward was offered for his capture.
A discussion on farm economics contrasts market forces with government programs like AAA NRA and PRA. It cites Los Angeles dairy activity with 1750 milk producers and 75,000 cows, notes price wars from price cutting stores, and highlights processing taxes and cheese butter production pressures.
Gladiolus growers can shield plants from thrips by treating corms before planting. Use a basket with a breathable cover and dust one ounce of naphthalene flakes per 100 corms for 7 to 10 days, or apply organic mercury dusts per package directions. If thrips appear on plants, spray with two tablespoons Paris green plus two pounds brown sugar in three gallons water. Paris green is highly toxic. Circular Bulletin No. 149 from Michigan State College covers all growing phases and is free on request from the bulletin clerk in East Lansing.
Helen Hether of Clare wins a Rochester teaching post for next year via the campus placement bureau led by Mr Park GQ. Lantz, marking the bureau's fifth appointment in a week. Alumnae and students from CS TC also join Lansing’s elementary teaching group for next year.
A fragment lists barley and beans with price ranges and an item labeled Samborn Produce. Values show 6.06 to 9.00 in unspecified units, plus a line noting eight dollars. The readable portion is incomplete and lacks clear context or full entries.
The New York Stock Exchange traces its origin to a group of men who met under a buttonwood tree at 68 Wall Street New York City. It was in 1792 that a formal organization was effected.
Mr and Mrs Percy Shoup of Kalamazoo visited relatives including Jas Shoup and family. Basil Harvey and daughters Rose Init Jackylm Kenneth Harvey and Miss Phelps with Flint guests at C D Harvey home. Perna and Edna Bergey visited their aunt. Rev Burns family joined at Powers home. Lodmis school joined Herrick school for a Friday afternoon of ball games races and sports. Mrs John Bergey and Mrs Ray Bergey called on Mrs Rev Leash. George Johnson of Flint stayed at Harvey home Sunday night. Chag Davis and daughter and Mrs Mayme Bowden of Brown City visited Monday afternoon and evening.
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