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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1935
Page
4
Poultry owners should prepare sanitary winter quarters for pullets entering production. Clean ahead of chemical sprays. scrub with hot lye water, remove manure, and ensure clean, sunlit housing. Ventilation, light, and proper ceilings aid welfare. seek county agent guidance for efficient planning.
A humorous essay on New York telephone numbers and urban life. The piece notes Lexington 2-1100 as a famous city contact and Lexington 2-4100 as a secretarial link for stars and firms. It recalls a World War II era anecdote about torpedoes misfiring due to drunken sailors and ends with vignettes of a Brooklyn woman barber and local bar culture.
An invitation extended to relatives and friends of recent newlyweds Mr and Mrs Gerald Mc Farland to meet on October 5 at the home of Mr and Mrs Gene Jordan for a social shower honoring the couple.
Brief item notes a planned rollout next week involving SHUL and a Clare Sentinel liner project. Context suggests a service or product trial with local institutions. Exact parties or dates remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
A nationwide Red Cross program engages Clare County with local chapter participation to reduce home and farm accidents. Circulars with questions and advice will be distributed, inspections conducted, and school children to receive home safety forms. Cooperation from newspapers clubs officials and national organizations is sought.
Fashion notes autumn hats debut with familiar berets in new drapes. French milliners lead with Mlle Marthe’s brown felt model featuring a close bark and lifted front, plus various Breton and brimmed sport silhouettes. Other pieces include a pillbox with side bow and belting accents.
Nassau Bahamas residents recall a humorous scene as Allen, famed for snow white hair, appears with green hair after rinsing. British and American society figures exchange puzzled glances at the unexpected color, pondering a new male fad sparked by tap water chemistry.
Potatoes face demand for varieties that resist cooking darkening and diseases such as scab leaf roll and blight. Research from the US Department of Agriculture and the New York State College of Agriculture highlights Katahdin Chippewa and Golden as leading candidates on trial, with more seedlings planned but years from broad availability.
Ohio State University extension specialist Co W Hammans reports summer shipping losses in live stock are higher, with annual losses up to 20 million dollars. He recommends sand bedding for trucks and early morning arrivals to reduce overheating. Hog losses dominate, with about one in two hundred hogs dying on arrival during summer. In a single season hogs accounted for 137000 of the 162000 total loss across four Ohio markets. Cattle sheep and calves contributed the remainder.
Mrs. John L. Jackson remains in serious condition at General hospital Mt Pleasant. Wm Leis has been absent from daily duties at the Bicknell store for ten days due to illness. Verlin Williams is well enough to return home Thursday from Clare General hospital. Mrs Florence Halstead, a nurse at the home of Mr and Mrs H Brown, visits her cousin near Gladwin for several days.
Delegates from Wise Local No. 83 Ed McDonald Henry Sharp and Aus tin Moore plus wives attended the Michigan Farmers Union gathering in Owosso. Clare county delegates Grant John Sparkel John Oman Robert Kleiner and R S McBride Sheridan Matt Schmidt Surrey Mrs Anne Oman Garfield George Burton and Hike Harvey Hatton Mr and Mrs Lee Reynolds Arthur were present. Fifteen other members accompanied them. A detailed report will appear next week in The Sentinel.
Viola Brown born March 15 1862 in Ohio died September 24 1935 at her Mann Siding home. She married Silas Brown June 20 1880 and is survived by husband two children Nathan Lewis deceased eight months ago, Mrs Carrie Ross nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at Congregational church Harrison and buried Maple Grove cemetery.
Crossbreeding involves mating pure bred animals of different breeds within a species. Progeny are often larger and more vigorous but outcomes are unpredictable. best left to skilled breeders with market outlets. American practice resists new breeds except for pet stock. practical breeders should defer to experimentalists Missouri Warmer.
Medical scientists develop a drug named thevetin derived from the be still nut kernel to treat heart disease. Dr K K Chen and Dr Albert S Hyman report it as more powerful than digitalis with strong potential for patients in critical heart failure. The drug, injected hypodermically, shows immediate heart stimulation and promising early results.
Reports on draft horse purchases from Belgium and Egypt’s looming onion crop as a key money source. Oklahoma farm trends show livestock gains despite national declines, plus heat relief for horses and a Texas survey of $1 million aid for tractors. The Irish Free State forms a flying squad to seize unpaid land annuities. Apple and oak pests threaten trees while the crews worm damages livestock value. Suggestions for pasture improvement include topdressing and reseeding with fertilization.
Old Age Assistance rules outline eligibility with property limits of 3500 real estate and 1000 personal estate, plus 50 in household goods. Applicants must assign real and personal property, life insurance, and pay a lien to cover grants. Applications go through county welfare then district offices for prompt investigations.
The text notes that in 1840 there was no constitutional requirement for the President and Vice President to come from different states. It cites Harrison and Tyler, both born in Virginia, as elected leader and deputy.
A concise meditation on art describing it as the fusion of reality and negotiation where spirit materializes through crafted form. The text equates art with converting abstract essence into tangible expression, implying a dynamic dialogue between reality and creation.
Coming events include Friday I O F Longe meetings at 8530 o'clock weekly and National Fire Prevention Week October 6 to 12. Church of God hosts Double Day Rally October 6 with Family Night preceding. War Mother Post and Auxiliary installations October 7 by Mr. and Mrs. Mason. Clare good Literature Club October 8 with Mrs. Mack. Home Extension meets October 8 at Clare school for year two. Masonic Lodge regular second Tuesday monthly. Chamber of Commerce fall and winter activities begin October 2024 with harvest supper October 17 at Congregational church. Guild rummage sale late October. Fall duck hunting season October 21 to November 19.
Notice to deliver all livestock by 2 00 p m October 8th. Farmers Ind Produce Cox.
A fragmented report remembers the Tarheels in a clash with Mississippi units during a significant engagement. The piece notes the North Carolinians' steadfast position amid derision and a moment of forgotten heel marks in the dawn battle.
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