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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
2
In Hot Water notes Walter Camp, the grand old man of better athletics, better living and better health, is gone, but his teachings stay with us and continue to influence fitness and sport.
The Free Chest Clinic in Clare drew wide county involvement under Miss Laura Bauch of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association. Thirty examinations were given. six were positive or suspicious. Examiners included Greens of Ores. nurses Mrs Clute, Mrs Burston, and Mrs Greene assisted. hostesses included multiple local names.
The Iowa experiment station approves Ration No 11 for farm use. It mixes 200 lb ground oats 100 lb ground corn 100 lb 60 percent tankage plus scratch feed of 200 lb shelled corn and 100 lb oats. Described as low cost and practical for farm conditions.
Poultry guidance advises gathering eggs twice daily and storing them in a coal chest in a fairly dry place. The tips emphasize keeping eggs clean and dry to preserve freshness and reduce loss.
Remember quality is essential for best prices and market eggs at least twice a week. Delays reduce State eggs and profits. Keep ample clean litter in the poultry house and clean floors to prevent dirty eggs. Do not crowd winter layers. provide at least three feet of floor space per hen. Provide one test per four or five hens and make nests of clean material. Subscribe today for $1.60 a year.
The Clare Herald notes visits and gatherings across Clare and nearby towns. Recaps include Mrs. M. R. Howlett’s hat shop sale, theatre party by Mrs. John Asline, and multiple weekend calls from Alma, Cadillac, Detroit, and Saginaw. A piano pupils recital and embroidery club gathering are listed along with several family visits and homecomings.
Community notes from Clare Michigan include social visits and greetings among residents, prize auction plans for June 16, healthcare updates, church notices, and early water prospecting for Clare district. Several residents travel to Flint Detroit and Saginaw. births and birthdays are recorded. a fire scare is described alongside a porch renovation.
California letters describe Michigan people visiting, returning, and entertaining in Los Angeles Glendale and Hollywood. Families like the Olivers Meades and Browns recount gatherings, travels to Detroit Saginaw Clare and Lansing, and plans for wintering in California with friendships formed during a year of social events. An owl fable closes the piece.
Henry J L Green plans a public auction near Lake on May 16 at 1 60 oclock p m. The sale includes his farm stock and tools with Ed York serving as auctioneer.
An advertisement announcing literature that explains the afterlife with convincing answers, offered free from P. O. Box 104 in Saginaw. Sets available.
The text presents promotional banking language about saving money and earning interest. It emphasizes constant work, long hours, and the bank’s role in money growing over time.
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