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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1928
Page
8
A fragment shows numerous for sale notices including cattle cows ewes poultry farm equipment a washing machine land 160 acres and electronics from Cotton Radio Hospital and other sellers in Clare Michigan area with multiple addresses and price figures.
The article discusses dairy herds and milk production figures from a large data set. It compares returns from cows of 400 to 500 pounds, noting feed costs, per cow returns, and the labor and housing implications of larger herds. It emphasizes farm price baselines from across the country including whole-milk districts.
J H Brock of the University of Winvise Wariners reports dairy herds tested for three years earned $25.46 more per cow in feed savings than one year tested herds. Farmers with twenty years of testing gained $10.61 per cow over one year. Brock urges consistent testing and notes small herds shouldn't join herd improvement associations.
Guidance on housing open sheds for young stock entering pasture in fall and maximizing growth before first calving. Instructions cover roughage intake, grain feeding, alfalfa hay, silage-like fodder, and combinations of hay with shredded corn fodder to sustain intake and growth.
In 1928 total U S vote was about 38 000 000 while 1924 logged 24 211 519. Texas votes were incomplete and Wisconsin went to La Follette in 1924. Coolidge had a plurality in 1924 with 7 338 513 votes.
Catholic and Protestant services listed with mass and sermon times. Seventh Day Adventists meet Saturday at 2:30 PM. St John’s Evangelical Lutheran in Westendorf lead German 10:45 AM and English services noted.
Rev. H. B. Johnson, pastor, leads morning service with sermon and special music by the Male Quartette at 10545 a.m. Sunday School follows at 11 15 a.m.
Sunday service notices invite Daniels and Skanes community members to attend Sunday School at 1 90 p m with preaching at 2 00 p m Everyone is welcome and urged to bring someone along.
The Township Board of Hatton Clare County Michigan invites sealed bids for the schoolhouse building of District No 4 Hatton located at the SW quarter of Section 12 Township 18 North Range 4 West. Bids due December 1 1928 with $10 deposit. board reserves right to reject all bids.
A terse note cautions that too much of any remedy can be harmful, stressing moderation and careful dosing to avoid adverse effects. The message implies a general health principle rather than a specific treatment or event.
Voter tallies appear for Hoover and Smith with 18 260 708 and 12 089 003 respectively. Additional figures for Hoover muralitys Coollage Jud Doyle Li Hollette 15 125 016 8 380 508 4 822 856 are listed but the record is incomplete and fragments remain.
A fragmented listing shows governors elect and party, plus detailed electoral votes. It references Hoover’s 1928 style totals and contrasts 1924 results with Davis and Cox previous outcomes, noting city vote tallies and party distribution.
Notices indicate a four Sunday sermon series titled The Fire God. The evening service will explore the difference between unrighteousness and self righteousness. The Aid Society meets Friday with Mrs Carrie Lansing.
Pastor Evangelists O J Hommes and C Van Ryn return to lead both services Sunday morning at 10:00 and evening at 7:00. Evening hour will be welcome to all attendees. Sunday School at 11:15 led by Miss Laura Thompson. Several new attendees joined last Sunday Cor 2 again.
Laura M. McCrea pastor leads revival meetings by Dr. G. Swart with good crowds each evening. Meetings continue all next week. All welcome. Sunday School at 10:06. Preaching 11:00. Young People's meeting 6:30. Sunday evening at 7:30.
A quotation notes that success breeds more failures than failure itself, reflecting on how successful business men view setbacks. The remark appears in an issue of the American Magazine.
The United States battleship Wyoming fired 22,048 shots on its standardization trial on July 19, 1912. It stood as the largest and fastest battleship afloat of the era with twelve inch guns.
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