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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1933
Page
10
The Clare County Road Commissioners meet amid Michigan Highway Department letters showing Horton Act funds likely unavailable until July and widespread tax revenue shortfalls. Officials consider delaying nonessential road work and postponing advertised jobs while seeking refunds and maintaining essential maintenance.
Will Hartman and two grandsons of Bay City visited relatives here. Ethel Coulter of Glare called on Verne Credit over Sunday. Mayo Robinett learned from Ann Arbor that his wife is recovering well from surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Miller were in Lansing on business last Thursday. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Heiser. Mrs. Harold Sunday's mother has been bedbound this past week with a severe cold. B. N. Davis visited the Hartman and Green home Friday. Mr. Burgess helps Glenn Lower with farm work this spring.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gibis and daughter Josephine visit their son Aloise Gibis in Mid land. Albert Madison was in the vicinity buying hay. Mrs. Paul Nass hospitalized in Bay City. The baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Nass died shortly after birth and was buried Wednesday. Visits from Lyle Mitchell and family of Saginaw, and John Flood and family of Vernon to Gibis and Frees households.
Mr and Mrs Carl Budd welcome a son weighing seven pounds who will be named Jeremy Jay. Budd expects to return this month from Lacon. Delmar Sprague is farming in the owner’s absence. Bert Douglas’s house caught fire causing about 50 in damage with roof and upstairs damage. Non-specific helpers assisted and Elmer Hosier and Fay Roland worked on repairs.
Government researchers conclude there is no mathematical link between egg production and the body or head shape of hens. A trap nest study on White Leghorn and Rhodesian Red birds found keel length skull size and brain weight do not indicate laying capacity. They recommend empirical observation of egg output to select good layers.
The United States Department of Agriculture explains that a blood spot in an egg does not prove the egg is stale. Blood spots can appear in fresh eggs, especially from commercial flocks vs farm flocks, with higher occurrence in late spring and fall. To reduce spots, poultrymen should modestly regulate production and feed green fodder.
Breed for vigor not just looks as per the Los Angeles Times note. A well curved beak clear eyes broad head bright comb and wattles indicate vitality but hatch success over three weeks from 10 eggs is a stronger strength measure for a pair.
Vocational agriculture in Wisconsin shows 4 277 students enrolled. About 92 percent of farms have chicks, 17 percent raise geese or ducks, and 8 percent keep turkeys. England reports a large poultry unit and Ireland sets an egg record. Bee production dips. hen numbers and eggs per hundred birds fall. A Wyandotte pullet owned by Miss K Newman breaks Ireland's egg-laying record in 48 weeks. An English patent office notice introduces the Teeoscope for judging egg quality in sealed cartons.
Marshall stockholders approve reopening plan for First National Bank of Marshall. Albion’s assessed valuation drops 19.8 percent to 5 228 950 with a third cut in three years. Welfare farming planned on large scale in Albion under city supervision with 80 acre co operative plots. Petoskey suit seeks 105 600 damages over a toboggan crash involving Dorothy and George Childs. Antrim County reports McLaughlin buried in a 20 foot bank collapse at a gravel pit. two others injured. Governor Comstock signs Southworth bill reallocating 15 miles of general property tax with school districts four mills counties three mills and municipalities one tenth mill. Muskegon fireman Alfred Smith injured at central fire station when his arm is caught in airplane propeller. rescued by brother. Ingham County suit McFall vs McKinley alleges affair and gifts. Pontiac man Frederick C Hilliard dies after leaping from hospital window following failed gas exposure. Pure Oil reports 500 barrel per day well in Jasper Township Midland County near other wells signaling new central Michigan oil region. Holland notes 26 mayors in 66 years with Nicodemus Bosch the longest serving as term ends next year. Battle Creek CCC companies prepared for reforestation at Camp Custer with multiple detachments. Detroit wins National Health Conservation Contest in various city size categories. Rev. R N Holsaple to head Minnesota Anti-Saloon League May 15, succeeding Rev. David L. McBride.
Mr and Mrs Henry Walker and guests returned home after a two week Florida visit. William Watson former resident died with services held near Mt Pleasant and burial in Denver. Arthur Johnston spent a few days in Detroit. Miss Gertrude Wager visited Ralph Clemens family before returning home. Mrs Margaret Johnston ill. Mr and Mrs Bernard West spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs John West. Della House visited Emery First. John Vargo and Paul Black visited Chicago relatives. Harold Hislop of Saginaw spent weekend with local relatives.
Warmed buttermilk or vinegar cleans copper brass or bronze. Rinse with water and polish with dry whiting. A furniture polish for paint or varnish finishes uses turpentine three tablespoons linseed oil and one quart water. Wipe with a cloth dampened with the solution. Turpentine cleans while oil adds gloss.
Dents on wood furniture can be pressed out by placing a moist blotting paper over the dent and applying a warm iron. The combined heat and moisture cause the wood fibres to swell and raise the dent.
To thoroughly clean upholstery or rugs use mild soap and water suds applied with a cloth or brush. Rinse with clear water. Borax and ammonia may speed cleaning. If the fabric has a white pattern bluing may whiten the pattern.
Metal items not used for food serving may be protected from tarnish with a no tarnish lacquer. Wipe occasionally with a damp cloth. To remove oil or grease stains from fabric upholstery and rugs, apply carbon tetrachloride with a cloth, working from the outside of the stain toward the center.
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