08 Nov 1929
Page 5
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1929
Page
5
Clare County Road Commission reports balance on hand 22 631.42 dollars after October receipts totaling 28 499.79 and expenditures 10 903.82. Deputy clerk Elva Armour signs the statement while a short note quotes La Fontaine on ingratitude.
An old adage attributed to George McDonald urges steadfast faith and discipline. It cautions that wavering judgment or lax craft can unravel belief and effort, especially when winds of doubt threaten one’s course.
The ad markets Riteway System savings with a mix of groceries and household items. Aunt Jemima pancake mix Light House oats milk Lux and P G soaps Shredded Wheat biscuits Rowena pancake flour good brooms and cookies are listed with low prices cigarettes advertised as 2 for 25 cents.
The Michigan Department of Conservation reports 17 454 741 park visitors in 1929 39 percent above 1928 with 40 181 camps 32 018 by Michigan residents and 8 168 by non residents Campers included one from Transvaal South Africa Ohio led non resident campers with 9 991 followed by Illinois Indiana Wisconsin New York Minnesota Pennsylvania Iowa and California The deer bear hunting closures extend to 54 counties leaving 15 Upper Peninsula counties and 13 lower peninsula counties open to hunting
Sixty conservation officers have been appointed by the Department of Conservation to patrol northern Michigan during the upcoming deer season. The officers will work full time in November and devote nearly all of their time to enforcing the deer laws.
In New Hampshire the Old Man of the Mountain statue is referenced as a landmark. The geographic note mentions gates across Franconia and Profile Lake high in the White Mountains, signaling notable features in the region.
Hunters flock as deer season opens November 15 with licenses available for all bag sizes. Local agencies urge proper tagging and safety measures for the season.
A garbled excerpt describes a bedbound person using a foldable table to rest legs on its legs. It mentions tablets and cards as aids, but the text remains unclear on exact details or identities.
A compilation of brief items across Michigan towns. Incidents include a Crystal Valley hunting offense verdict, fire losses at Lansing and Detroit retail growth, a Grand Rapids rail terminal study, and various accidents, deaths, and civic actions from Port Huron to Harbor Springs.
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