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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1935
Page
7
Local notices outline subscription prices to Michigan and Canada, post office entry as second class matter, and advertising rates for the Sentinel. The piece condemns government farm policy, noting high taxes and opposing land removal from production while promoting farming.
The article recalls President Roosevelt's western trip to dam projects on the Columbia and other rivers. It notes the Grand Coulee dam, authorized for power with 38 million dollars, and predicts it will become a broader irrigation reality, adding new hazards for farmers as public works expand without Congressional authorizations.
Washington notes discuss the Grand Coulee Dam irrigation project growing to 393 million dollars, far surpassing Muscle Shoals and Boulder Dam, with 2,000,000 fertile acres to enter production. The article contrasts it with farm land taken from cultivation under the AAA and related processing taxes, while brain trusters push ahead with large-scale projects.
Rosebush residents and visitors are noted in a series of community brief items. Guests include Mrs. Alex Hislop in Detroit, Rev. A Tomaszewski at a Cleveland Eucharistic Congress, and Mrs. Susan Daly visiting Flint relatives. Several social events and travel are listed with family and church connections, plus a barn fire near Floyd Armstrong and a wedding at St Henrys church.
In a Jefferson County community, Hicksites and Orthodox Quakers shared a meeting house but kept separate graveyards due to intense faction bitterness. Each group believed brethren could not rest well in the same cemetery, reflecting deep rift despite common faith and place.
The text notes no national monument for Conqueror Asihomored Cortez, famed conqueror of Mexco, while Cuauhtemoc is commemorated with multiple monuments across the country.
Advertises Emerald Oil as a powerful yet harmless antiseptic to reduce swollen veins. Recommends Mussell's Drug Store for a two ounce bottle, claims improvement in a few days, and guarantees satisfaction or money back.
Mr and Mrs Herman Shrock spent Sunday in Gladwin with their daughter and family. Mr and Mrs Arthur Maxwell and daughter attended their grandmother's funeral at Herrick last week. Wm Erhart is confined to his bed for 15 months and cared for by daughter and husband Don Owens of Gilmore. Mr and Mrs James Defay and family visited Pinconning and spent the day with friends. Mr and Mrs A T Ferrer visited their cottage last week. Mr and Mrs R M Carter spent a couple days in Saginaw. Mrs Hilda Meyers and son spent the weekend at Mt Pleasant.
Laurence Robinett suffers an arm infection after a gravel screen injury. Dr. Sanford treats the condition. Several local families visit for meals and socials, with others planning hospital or travel to Flint and Ann Arbor for visits or care.
Maple Grove holds Sunday School at 1 30 with Mrs B Schofield. Preaching at 2 30 by Rev M Van Brocklin and a Thursday prayer meeting at 8. Attendance has been good. new quarter begins next Sunday. Local visiting and travel notes include Alfred Rulapaugh's return from Ann Arbor hospital and multiple family updates. A farmer's meeting is planned at Maple Grove schoolhouse tonight with rumors of a move to the Hisen hawer farm this fall.
Brown Corners notes Mrs Glen Lower will host the W M A meeting with Miss Lulu Birdsall in charge of the program. The club plans to begin a new year of work with leaders traveling to Clare October 8 for a state lesson and the local group meeting the following week.
Brush College reports Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Dee Robinett and son Melvin, and by Mr and Mrs Will Hosbrook with Orville and others from Arcanum Ohio. California bound relatives travel from Hubbard Lake and Hubbard Lake cottages host Goats and Rockey families. Leo Sears and Mrs Geiger show improvement. Ladies Aid meets October 10 at the Day home.
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