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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
5
Sam Wallace, an advertising manager at a large department store, uses a three letter advertising campaign to win Mary Stuart. After a slow response, Mary smiles and accepts his ring as he declares his love, crediting ads for giving him courage and securing happiness.
A young man on stage performs acrobatic dance moves and expresses surprise at his success. The crowd reacts with admiration while he reflects on the many kicks in his act.
The fragment discusses why ships are called she and ponders language quirks. A playful back-and-forth mentions a ship needing a mate and a pun on 290n.
United States Department of Agriculture urges broad beef improvements to lower meat costs and raise producer profits. Key steps include ample pasture and feed, high quality purebred bulls, full calf crops, careful herd and calf care, disease prevention, adequate shelter, knowledge of cattle fattening, and effective marketing. A Farmers Bulletin No 1073 explains how to grow beef on the farm and is available for free on request.
In a farewell party Walton distributes envelopes of cash to guests, later dying. Alan Bruce finds a twenty thousand dollar gift intended for Estelle Bliss, while Estelle receives five hundred dollars. a canceled note reveals Walton paid five thousand to Mr Thorne. Twist reveals Estelle inherits wealth, Alan and Estelle unite in love.
Ohio State tests show harvesting rye for cash or feeding grain after thrashing yields more profit than letting hogs hog rye themselves. Dairy gain per pig is reduced and efficiency suffers, with about 311 pounds of rye needed for 200 pounds of gain compared with 833 pounds of concentrates for corn fed pigs.
The notes advise keeping hogs well fed with appropriate roughage, avoiding stagnant water, and ensuring clean arid walls. They emphasize early training for piglets to eat at three weeks, evaluating sows by litter size and breed type, and maintaining continuous water in lots. A variety of cover crops for hog pasture is listed.
In the Olare County Chancery case Granger v Carpenter filed in Harrison on April 24 1920 Judge Ray Hart orders Eugene Carpenter not a state resident to appear and answer within three months with publication of this order in Clare Sentinel for six weekly insertions. George W Barrus solicitor for the plaintiff Detroit Michigan. A true copy Seymour Andrus County Clerk.
Notice is given that on Tuesday June 1 1920 at 2 pm the Town board of Lincoln Township will meet at the Lake George town halls to let a contract for 33 miles of State Reward road starting at 34 post on east side of section 23 and extending west 33 miles. Road to be class B construction under State Highway Dept supervision and completed by October 15 1920. Contractor must provide bond and certified check of 310.00 until bond and contract are signed. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. Elizabeth Bierly Township Clerk.
The Frobsta Court of Clare County Michigan sets a hearing for June 8 1920 in the matter of the estate of William W Jordan with Cleota Jordan petitioning for administration. Public notice will run for three consecutive weeks in the Clare Sentinel before the hearing at the Harrison Probate Office.
Local events outline visits by Detroit and Flint families for Mothers Day. Ionia and Clare residents make brief trips. a Denver trip is noted. The city closes a successful term with a May 21 Alumni Society reception at the opera house. Memorial exercises are planned for May 24 with Rev. A W Johbestone as speaker. New mail routes begin Monday and a field day program is set for Friday at the school grounds.
Quoted by Clare Elevator Co and Farmers Ind't Produce Go. White wheat prices labeled as No.1, with other items such as Clover Seed Bay and bed Clover Seed. Dairy butter cream eggs fowls geese ducks turkeys. Potatoes and apples listed per 1600 and per cwt with hand picked noted. Hogs beef mutton veal hides quoted by L. W. & F. Jackson.
In Michigan the notable fact is that no Daliot candidate bore Woodrow Wilson despite ballot options. Wilson was not an official candidate, yet many ballots listed Bryan and Hoover with substantial votes. Over ten thousand ballots named Hoover and nearly twenty five thousand named Bryan, while Wilson’s name did not appear in print.
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