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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
4
Stewart Beatty won the 100 pounds of flour prize for the largest bean load delivered in October totaling 1364 bushels. Balance home grown feed with Cow Okhew to gain two to six pints more milk per cow daily and receive free record cards to prove the claim.
The text explains that children of first cousins are second cousins and the child of one's first cousin is a first cousin once removed. Io A. and B. are first cousins, their children become second cousins, while A.'s children are first cousins once removed to B. and vice versa for B.'s children.
Two neighbors joke about a husband’s economy as one wife notes he will not let her speak to him, prompting the other to reveal his current economical streak. The exchange turns on a humorous misinterpretation of thrift.
Twenty years ago a man drove into Clare in an automobile and shocked the town as horses were not ready for the change. Now an airplane can buzz overhead and the public barely looks up as new Veecto and Pen insular Heaters are praised as modern progress alongside the airplane and radio.
The Edinburgh Weekly Scotsman lists ten commandments for advertising drawn up by an American years ago. They urge advertisers to be human interesting easy to understand easy to read humorous when possible unusual unexpected tempting subtle and positive in tone.
Serge from Ching Two textiles owe their name to Creton and Cambrai in France. Cretonne originated in the Normandy town Creton while cambric is still made at Cambrai. Serge entered this country from China in 1660, with its name evolving from Serica the Latin term for China.
Farmers asked to bring stock over twenty miles to ship with Haviland. Last shipment prices listed include pigs up to 150 lbs at 12.30, other hogs 12.00, roughs 9.50, stags 8.00, top lambs 16.25, throwouts 12.50, top calves 14.00, young cattle 4.40 to 8.00, cows 1.50 to 6.00, bulls 4 to 6, springers and milkers 50 to 105. Cattle transit 55c per cwt, small stock 70c, local expense 10c. Next Gladwin dates November 14 and 28.
Local timetable announces Pere Marquette train departures with Going West at 8 27 a m and Going East at 12 7 204 m. The piece also notes trains to Harrison at 12 30 p m and details on arrivals midweek town notices and community group meetings across Lansing Clare and Saginaw including lodge gatherings and church social events.
Bilder Whitehead visited the area with his children and about 40 attendees joined a Hallowe en gathering at Harry Cleveland's where fried cakes and hot coffee were served. Services and Sunday School were well attended with sermons urging trust in God and warning of tribulations and the Second Coming.
The text notes Indiana, winds, Ohio, Missouri and Kansas experience growing seasons ranging from 150 to 180 days while New England states see seasons from 120 to 160 days long.
The article argues individuals shape their own fortunes and misfortunes through actions. It asserts bearing burdens is proper when cast on the Lord but wrong to expect divine responsibility for most outcomes, urging timely self-reliance and grit.
A Greek historian Xenophon from the fourth century BC notes that birth scent fades beside earned honorable toil. The distinction arises from effort and merit, producing a sweet odor of respect.
Fragmentary OCR notes name Rev George Flanagan as pastor with initials and a date fragment 8/002 or 8/00s. The readable portion notes church or location context but lacks complete details.
Reverend H. B. Johnson leads morning worship at 10 45 with the sermon The Problem of Doubt and Sunday School at 11 16 led by Superintendent Mrs Alex McKinnon.
Rev. A. P. McDonald leads 10:00 a m morning worship. Sunday School at 4 1 with Miss Mary Gilmore as superintendent at 11:15. Prayer services every Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Roy Wilson home. Evening message at seven o’clock. Come once and you will come again.
The Church of God O. S. Whitehead invites strangers to worship with services led by Pastor Whitehead. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m.. morning sermon on Seven prophecies fulfilled in Christ. Sunday evening 7:00 p.m. sermon on Seven things the Lord suffered for world salvation. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Bible study Friday night at Ray Parish home.
Pastor Leonard C. Bernthal of 1002 McHwan announces observances for the Diamond Jubilee of the Wisconsin Synod. November 14 9 00 a m Saturday School November 15 10 00 a m special services November 26 Thanksgiving English 10 00 a m Collection for the poor widows and orphans November 28 9 00 a m Saturday school November 29 10 00 a m German services
Free Methodist J A Hanes pastor with 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 class meeting 7:00 evening service Bible study Tuesday 7:30 at J A Allen home Thursday 7:30 prayer meeting at church Gilmore F M Church 11:00 preaching Weidman F M Church 8:00 preaching Everyone welcome to all meetings.
The Church at 107 Hast 7th Street Clare led by Pastor Howard T. Smith offers a 9:30 a m class service and a 10:00 a m preaching with the sermon The Kinship of Christian service Sunday School at 11:15 led by Mrs W A Lampman Epworth League gathers at 6:00 p m with 7:00 p m sermon The man with an unclean spirit Prayer Service Thursday at 7:30 p m.
The passage urges local Protestant families to attend Herrick Methodist Church services at 1:30 and 2:30 p m sun time. It emphasizes that a church thrives only through loyal support and community involvement, warning that Christ can do little without attentive giving.
The article urges children to earn a little money and save part of it to learn financial value early. It stresses that early thrift helps adults appreciate education and avoid later wealth forgetfulness. The piece promotes saving through bank thrift accounts for children.
A pithy exhortation urges action while resources endure. The speaker warns that waiting until scarcity arrives leaves no chance to gain relief and urges timely effort to preserve vitality and opportunity.
A Boston Transcript note questions modest bearing as commendable to people, then cites a fruit tree analogy. The brief uses literary device to contrast humility with practicality in growth and behavior.
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