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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1920

Page

4

Michigan Poultry Test Opens at Michigan Agricultural College

An all year egg laying test using pens from leading Michigan flocks opens at Michigan Agricultural College on November 2 and runs to October 31, 192%. Farmers and breeders are invited to ship pullets for official testing. Weekly performance reports will go to owners. The test aims to identify top Michigan lines and raise statewide poultry quality.

Michigan Agricultural College Az Ney 2 Michigan Burgess

George Tiedeman Comes to Forefront

The fragment notes George Tiedeman and mentions a grandson, suggesting a family or local prominence in the week’s tightly packed report.

George Tiedeman

Mrs L Fineh Opens Thursday at Windover to Help Davison Move

Mrs L Fineh assists Mrs M Davison with relocating to Windover while J Davison and wife, and Bertie Graham with children spend Mondays at Windover Lake. Merry Davison traveled to Sagina to consult a doctor and later had tonsil removal at Clare. He is recovering. Merry Davison stored goods for winter as he plans to go west due to poor health. Read the new ads.

Prince Paul Proclaimed King of Greece by Parliament

In Athens the Greek parliament proclaimed Prince Paul younger brother of the late King Alexander as king. Admiral P Coundouriotis was elected regent. Born in Athens on December 1 1901 Prince Paul is unmarried. King Alexander died from wounds after a monkey attack on October 8 and was buried in Switzerland with Constantine.

Athens Prince Paul Alexander P. Coundouriotis Constantine Greece Paul Switzerland

Armistice Day Proclamation Observed in Michigan

Governor Sleeper issues the Armistice Day proclamation marking November 11 1920 as the second anniversary of the armistice and urging school officers and teachers to hold commemorative exercises. He also requests memorial services on Sunday November 14 with flags at half staff for fallen soldiers sailors and marines.

Michigan Wilson

Rush to stake gold mines in Northern Ontario

In a northern Ontario gold mining rush, improvised stakes such as Toronto handles and baseball bats were used as miners scrambled to re stake 11 claims along the Swastika Kirk land lake highway after the government announced they would be opened for re staking due to unpaid taxes. The scramble paused when an 11 30 order allowed claim owners to retain their properties after informing the minister of mines that their claims were real mines with significant development costs.

Toronto

U.S. Opposes Pact on Bessarabia Rumanians Gain SUzerainty

Paris reports a treaty concession granting suzerainty of Romania over Bessarabia, annexing the region to Romania, signed at the French foreign office. The pact allows Russia to sign later once a recognized Russian government exists. Ambassador Wallace refused to sign, aligning with the State Department that dismembering Russia would bolster Soviet rule.

Paris Ambassadors’ Council Rumania Bessarabia French Foreign Office Russia Hugh Co. Wallace State Department

Roosevelt 62nd Birthday Commemorated in Oyster Bay

Representatives of societies and organizations planted a white oak near Theodore Roosevelt's grave in Oyster Bay to mark his 62nd birthday. The first shovelful of earth was cast by Mrs. Thomas A. Edison for her husband, with other attendees including prominent figures from various circles.

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Farwell Community News Gathers Town Happenings

Mrs Jad Stasington visited town to care for her daughter Mrs VanBuskirk. Miss Alma Tiedeman visited from Alma for Sunday. Sunday School attendance reached sixty nine. Hallowe en parties spread through Farwell with games and candy. Local families moved, taught school posts filled, and neighbors offered thanks for aid during a muddy fundraiser.

Alma Tiedeman Alma Schofield Piety Hill Laverty Sarah Brooks Perry (McNeil Jessie Lisenbauer Jessie James Stanley Hie New House C. B. Bingham Jennie Bingham Atvira Hyslop Mable Morgan Sadie Hawasoon Walter Helen Bradisy Midland Institute J. Frizzell G. E. Lamb Nellie Rulepaugh Waujameja Nellie Roy Richards Beulah Richards Milan Sisse Harriette Richards Grand Rapids W. C. Fuller T. A. Fuller Frank Babcock John Barton Ira Badger Durand Ira Rogers Weaver Sonth Saginaw Tibbles Miss Bogardus Clare Hallowe’en Farwell Mises Margery Fuller Pamine Vanstalks John Frisszell Flint Lan Evenine Eituefield Fe Bie

Parent Teacher Meeting Draws Few Attendees at Echoo House

A Friday evening Parent-Teacher meeting at the echoo house featured two strong program numbers on parental and teacher roles. Mr Oliver spoke on What the Parent Expect from the School and Mrs Hyslop on What the Teacher Expects from the Parent. Mr Tibbles of Clare addressed school matters and proposed a unselfish plan. A question box invited discussion, and another meeting is planned in a few weeks to involve more parents in reviewing school conditions and teacher concerns.

Echoo House Oliver Hyslop Tibbles Clare

Women of Tennyson and Jefferson’s Admin Inspire Club

Members of the club attended a meeting with a program including “Women of Tennyson” by Mrs. Bafineres Rishmond and “Jefferson’s Administration” by Mrs. Alice Henry. Mrs. Jane Bingham led a recreation program with a memory biography of Carrie Jacobs Bond and a song “Shadows.” Tea was served after adjournment.

Excalient Bigge Epee Bas Mies Bertha Batcock Tals Ugber Womes Tennyson Mre Bafineres Rishmond Jefferson Mra Alice Henry Jen Ate Bingham Edna Fuiler Carrie Jacobs Bond Delicions Refreahmante

Eisenhauer Brasington Tie the Knot in Farwell

Miss Jessie Eisenhauer and Mer Clifford Brasington wed Sunday at the bride’s home with only close relatives present. Rev J. L. Randall officiated the ring ceremony as Miss Blanche Travis attended the bride and Lester Stinchcombe stood as best man. The couple, both Farwell graduates, plan a wedding supper in Mt. Pleasant and head to the army later today.

Annel Jessie Eisenhauer Mer Clifford Brasington Blanche Travis Lester Stinchcombe Mt. Pleasant Graham Sr Farwell Farwell High School Army South

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