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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1924
Page
7
William Marconi announces a new beam transmission system that sends radio waves in a single direction, promising lower rates and greater privacy. Contracts will be signed with Britain to erect beam stations linking England with Australia, aiming to expand global coverage and reduce interference.
Ballots discarded by election judges across numerous Iowa counties may decide the race for Iowa's junior senator between Smith W. Brookhart and Daniel F. Steck. Steck says about 950,000 presidential votes contrasted with under 900,000 senatorial ballots. he claims many votes were not counted. Complete county canvasses show Brookhart 447,711 and Steck 446,961.
A new industry The Coaster Wagon Company is organized in Lansing. The State Administrative Board plans trunkline highway M 23 projects across Lenawee and Washtenaw counties including two prison camps this fall. Grand Rapids proposes historical rooms in high schools to display service member records and relief items.
France announces the availability of fifty million gold marks from monthly reparations under the Dawes plan for reconstruction. Work paused last spring due to Morgan loan conditions, but will restart immediately with contracts to be let for rebuilding the war damaged zones.
John P. Brady of Baltimore undertakes a simple stone shaft monument topped by a sun dial to commemorate Adam the progenitor of humanity. The project aims to honor the birth of mankind without embellishment or grand show.
The Interior Department reports the federal public domain at 186,604,733 acres across 24 states. Michigan holds 71,691 acres, more than any other eastern state except Florida with 79,606 acres.
Summary of F G Button a New Brunswick college dairy study showing hooded small-top pails reduce bacterial contamination. Open pails carried about 86 000 bacteria per 25 drops versus 24 000 with a covered pail. Hooded design cuts dirt and bacteria by about 60 percent. cleaning ease and seam flushness key.
A method to keep pails clean uses a false bottom. A round board larger than the pail bottom with cleats and blocks forms a spring loaded cradle. A bicycle trouser-guard spring secures the bottom, with uprights to hold it in place, as described by Popular Science Monthly.
Dairy care guidance notes calves fed skim milk still require water. Water timing matters, with midday drinking discouraged for very young calves and hot days requiring split offerings. Provide fresh water freely but avoid stagnant sources to prevent illness.
Feed for young calf milk should continue until six months, then gradually taper as the calf begins to eat more. Ensure steady growth after weaning, with summer grazing in good pasture, access to fresh water and salt at all times.
Farwell calendar highlights church services and Sunday School plans at the Methodist and M B churches. local social happenings include dances at Richmond hall and a junior play Aunt Sophronia at College with box social. scattered notices cover residents travel, home repairs, illness, Armistice Day program, and community improvements.
Notice to swine breeders offering service with spotted Poland China hogs. Listings include Shadelawn Bachier No 100515 foaled March 381 1924 litter of 12, current weight 243 pounds. Situated one half mile north three west of Farwell by Louis Winch.
A local advertisement from Farwell invites buyers to obtain James Stanley’s coal prices before purchase. Stanley asks interested customers to contact him for rate details and trade terms in the current season.
Michigan five acre corn contest results show no entrant near 100 bushels per acre due to adverse weather and high moisture. Rainey says 1928 may match or exceed the 83 bushels per acre record as Farmers Week at MA C in February awards medals and prizes. The event, begun last year, will continue annually in 1926.
Public notice ad touts ten cent bottle of Foley Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds. Includes free sample packages of Foley Pills and Tablets. Solicits readers to mail name and address to Foley & Co. at 2835 Sheffield Ave. Adcopy credits Ey A. Anderson.
Readers are urged to buy phot sun shells at the Racket with prices that please and savings highlighted.
A neighbor’s newspaper advertises a news-only subscription for $1.60 a year.
For sale items include a good hard coal stove with call through the Ann Arbor ticket office at 411. Also offered are 25 breeding ewes listed under Jos Horan in Rosebush with entry 412.
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