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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1928
Page
6
Quote attributed to Charlotte Bronte about prejudice taking root where education has never loosened soil. It notes that ignorance grows like stubborn weeds among rocks and remains difficult to remove without learning.
Official figures show 65 346 41 visitors to 47 camps through Sept 15, up 4.6 percent from 1927. May and September lagged due to cold weather. Hatchery plans continue with fingerling plantings and a study of brook trout migration. B H Tucker joins the department to oversee oil and gas conservation in Muskegon.
The U S Bureau of Fisheries and state conservation agencies launch lake trout spawn and hatchery releases across the Great Lakes. Whitefish and herring studies advance, testing net mesh sizes to reduce small unwanted herrings and boost catch value amid Michigan's vital fishing industry.
Southeast Sheridan reports Mrs. Fred Coe returning from Samaritan hospital in Bay Guy Tuesday. Neal Bushon spent Sunday at the Goldie Priest home. Norman Densmoré and family visited Mrs. D's sister in Gladwin county. Clarence Randle and wife visited from Ypsilanti with Bertha Randle’s family. Mackiem and wife came from Pint to Gerald Mackiem’s home, returning Tuesday.
Rosebush community diary notes visits by Lorne Coyne family from Michigan to St Louis and neighbors from California to Michigan. Michigan Bell operator replacement by Wilma Reise. Hoover election reflections, ballots, and early winter travel plans to Florida. Local gossip on Ira Miller, Tony Freed, Carrie Perverse, and Adrian White relocating to Lawndale.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Carl Milter as newlyweds are celebrated in Herseville. Ansium Mitchell remains bedridden with pneumonia since Friday November 2. Family visits and weekend gatherings include Mr and Mrs N C Churchill hosting Wm Hunter and family, Miss Gladys Lewis Churchill of Saginaw, and Lewis Churchill and daughter from Monroe. Laurence Mayhew hosts a houseful after weekend guests from Flint and Forest Hill areas.
Mr and Mrs A Reed and Edna visited Mrs J Woting near Coleman and at the Thos Snell home. A large crowd attended the box goer al at Andersonville Friday evening. Chas Shafer and family spent Sunday near Farwell with relatives. Ivan Leesh returned from Detroit and aims to hunt a deer. St Louis visitors N O Harsh and Hanes family joined Reed household. Hana Reed and Eugene Shafer ill. W Parsell returned from Glare early week. A Yager and partner visited Mt Pleasant. A Reed sold a truck load of beans Monday.
Beehlers to Clare Sunday returning via Harrison. Oliver Nash and family of Clare visited Frank Mannings. F A Luce and Dr Barstow from St Louis left for Gogebic county deer camp. Bob McKim of Lansing hosted a large party at his cottage for hunting. Frank Swanson and family visited Miss Lillian Billgren. Wm McIntre of Owosso with three friends hunted Sunday. Jay Tarbush of Owosso en route to Silver Lake cottage to hunt. Jennie Silover visited Tustin. husband works there. Jesse sale Tuesday drew locals. Milo Hovey spent Sunday at his Marion home. Don Luce spent Sunday at Farwell. Toni Nichols sold Wm Arnold two head of cattle and delivered by truck.
Proper to wean lambs at four and a half months rather than letting them stay with ewes. Separation aids care and feed, allows ewe rest before breeding, and reduces buck lambs siring. method is to block sight of ewes for two or three days. Feed oat straw or timothy hay, no grain, with two parts oats one part wheat bran, plus alfalfa or clover. provide good pasture, exercise, and sunshine. Buck and ewe lambs must be separated at weaning.
Mrs Kurtz of Detroit and G Nasa of Grant visited Mr and Mrs Trumble Sunday. Lena Nass former for Mrs Kurtz. We share sorrow on the death of Mr Hileman of Mahh Siding who had long been ill and was known for his welcoming nature.
Brief note urges placing a liner for next week to showcase fast, bright results in the classifieds. It hints at rapid turnaround and visible impact for advertisers seeking quick visibility.
Hydrangea blooms shift color with soil acidity. Lime turns flowers pink while acidic conditions yield blue, possibly intensified by alum, rust, iron filings. Excess lime stunts growth and causes yellowing. Treatments must start a year before the desired color outcome.
The calf horn is removed while growth is small by cutting the horn button and matrix, clipping surrounding hair, and applying caustic potash to the base. The skin is moistened and the horn is rubbed with potash until it sloughs off.
A Detroit Free Press column notes road houses advertise meals rivaling hotel fare. It emphasizes customers can expect comparable quality from roadside inns rather than traditional hotels.
A reflection on how success arises from gradual progress and consistent focus on tasks. The study notes that those who reach goals do so by persistent effort and disciplined routines, rather than sudden luck.
On July 18 1861 the first mail coach arrived in Kansas from San Francisco after a seventeen day journey marking a pivotal coast to coast mail route milestone.
A traveler praises the height of a New York skyscraper and notes the thrill even if the art fails. The humorist adds a quip about keeping a top floor appointment, capturing city vibes and urban spectacle.
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