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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1933

Page

4

Farmers See Higher Income From Food Price Rise in 1933

The Consumers Guide notes that about one billion more dollars will reach farmers this year due to higher food prices, with wheat and potatoes accounting for a sixth of the total. It compares pre and postwar price trends, highlights the farm income gap, and calls for continued attention to margins between farm and consumer prices.

Consumer's Guide Consumers Counsel The Agricultural Adjustment Administration Bureau of Agricultural Economies Bureau of Home Economics Bureau of Labor Statistics

Vernon Extension Group Meeting Highlights Style Update

The Vernon Home Economics Extension group met with Frances Funnell on September 27 for an all day session. Margaret Bauder was elected recreation chairwoman as ideas on refreshing old garments and cost saving hat patterns were shared along with a quick silk dress refresh. The group planned a November 22 meeting with Ida Trish at ten o'clock and a balanced lunch was arranged.

Vernon Home Economics Extension Frances Funnnell Margaret Bauder Ida Trish Frances Funnell

Notice to Farmers Ship In Livestock by 2 PM Oct 10

Farmers Industrial Produce Co warns all farmers to bring livestock to ship by 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday October 10.

Interesting Bits of News from Hither and You

Walks to Mt. Pleasant at 96 Joseph Youman undertakes a three mile drive and long hike to Clare to greet his friend I A Fancher on his 100th birthday. The two men share a history from when Clare was a crossroad station and have observed Pleasant and Clare grow into modern towns.

Mt. Pleasant Joseph Youman I. A. Fancher Rosebush Youman Mr. Fancher Clare Mr. Pleasant

Deer Hunting Leaders by Michigan County

The best deer section is Ontonagon County in Michigan with Gogebic second based on conservation department statistics from 27,000 hunter reports. Alpena tops the lower peninsula list with Alcona in second.

Ontonagon County Michigan Gogebic Conservation Department Alpena Lower Peninsula Alcona

Oxen Use Rises As Farmers Return To Ox Teams

Reports say Osceola County farmers switch to oxen due to shortage and high horse prices. Some farms rely on broken steer calves and yearlings to pull plows, pair teams, and haul crops. This shift reflects economic pressure and resource constraints in rural agriculture.

Oceola County Hearby

Dehorning Dairy Cattle Urged By Missouri Experts

H A Herman of the University of Missouri urges dehorning dairy cattle to reduce injuries and labor. Horns on bulls are dangerous. dehorning calves early with caustic potash is advised, treating buttons at seven to fourteen days old and avoiding eye contact or overuse of solution.

H. A. Herman Department of Dairy Husbandry University of Missouri WNU

Truth Counts for Little

A terse reflection notes that people value truth mainly when it aligns with their circumstances needs and aims. The quote critiques interest in truth as a self serving matter rather than universal principle.

Hess Fly Spray Boosts Dairy Cattle Protection

Hess Fly Spray guards cows for 24 hours and does not taint milk. Sold in bulk at Missell's Drug Store. Bring in your can for purchase.

Dr. Hess Missell's

Cub Scouts Seek Paper Donations for Winter Activities

Local Cub Scouts appeal to households to donate old newspapers and magazines for winter activities. The group will collect papers each Saturday morning, and the boys express gratitude for any help.

W B Wilsons Visit Plymouth As McGuire Joins Land Bank

W B Wilson and daughter Mrs Dc A Wellman depart for Plymouth to visit relatives while Fred O McGuire learns he is selected for a post with the Federal Land Bank and will report in St Paul next Monday. Wheat allotment contracts delay extends the signup period. Clare county growers may obtain applications from P D Gibson or county committeemen Robert Kleiner F P Davis and Joseph Sullivan.

W. B. Wilson Dc. A. Wellman Plymouth Fred O. McGuire Federal Land Bank St. Paul Minn Clare County P. D. Gibson Robert Kleiner F. P. Davis Sheridan Township Joseph Sullivan Hamilton Township

Rural Neighbors Visit and Family News

Rural residents share Sunday visits with relatives and friends. Ted Newman and family, Virgil Goodman and kin, and Glenn Gordon staying with H. C. Mickle visit. Mrs Shull calls on Mrs Shull. Acre and Vernell Mickle host Sunday dinner with Thurman Robinett kin near Clare.

Ted Newman Virgil Goodman Virgil Newman Robin Shull R. Shull Mrs. L. Robinett Clarence Bay Hayle Brand

Birthday Diner Honors Jay Clute In Colonville

A Sunday birthday dinner at the M. D. Clute home honored Jay Clute with family and friends attending including Rex Clute and Jimmie Thomas from Harrison. Posting mentions Rev. Hendrich’s farewell sermon and Eldership meeting, bake sale at Friz’s office, and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Walters.

M. D. Clute Jay Clute Myr Elmer Clute Rex Merrell Clute Francis Thomas Jimmie Harrison W. F. Clute Gale Clate Harold Clure Pleasant Valley Jay Hendrich Michigan Eldership Spencer Church Friz’s Adv Frank Walters Albert Walters West Grant Chas Bodkins Helen Wheeler and Saginaw Myrtle Strouse

Canary Islands Named for Giants Dogs Not Birds

The Canary Islands derive from a Latin phrase canaria in Sula meaning many large dogs found there. Romans noted giant dogs on the island chain, and the English name for the group followed from that term rather than from birds in cages.

Canary Islands Canaria Sula

Widows Aid Drive Seeks $100 for Clare WWI Vet’s Family

Clare Baptist Church and Larman Post of the American Legion sponsor a public drive to aid the widow of a World War veteran from Clare. The veteran served four years in the Marine Corps and died after a lingering illness in 1931. A decade of attempts for pension failed. funds will repair an eighty acre farm across from the widow’s parents, guarded by her brother, with donations accepted at the Clare Sentinel office. The Kings Daughters collect children’s clothing for winter.

Clare Baptist Church Larman Post American Legion Clare United States Marine Corps Marine Hospital Fort Wayne Detroit United States Oakland Clare Sentinel

MISS GRACE WILIST ER BECOMES BRIDE OF PAUL S BIGBY

Grace Wilister becomes bride of Paul S Bigby in a ceremony with creme roses and pink larkspur. The groom, a Philips Petroleum research engineer, is a 1931 engineering graduate and Lambda Chi member. They will reside in Bartlesville Oklahoma after a South travel motor trip. Attending guests include family and friends from Saginaw St Johns Detroit Dowagiac and Chicago.

Lambda‘ Chi * Fraternity Vulcans Philips- Petroleum Co. Inc Bartlesville Okla Bigby Albert Bigby Bernard ‘Langtree Saginaw Helen Eugenia Hart St. Johns

Hand-wrought Iron Plow Point Donated to New Jersey Museum

A relic from early farming days, a hundred-year-old iron plow point once blamed for soil poisoning, has been donated to the museum of old farm implements at the New Jersey College of Agriculture.

Jersey Museum of New Jersey College of Agriculture

Community events and meetings listed for Clare area

Coming events include Ram truck at Clare County Fair grounds on October 7 and various church activities. Meetings by Mabel Bradley Court, Zenobia Chapter C H 5S, Lutheran Ladies Aid, Ladies Union, and Young Peoples groups scheduled on October 7 11 16 18. Harvest supper November 25 and Education day program November 9.

Clare County Fair Grounds

Clara Shipping Association Announces Shipping Dates

The Clara Shipping Association lists shipping dates on Tuesday October 8 and Tuesday October 17. For information contact Walter White, shippers, at 206F22-.R. Brooks.

Clara Shipping Association Walter White Shippers

State imposes head tax and limits pensions under new act

The new old age pension act sets a $2 head tax on residents 21 and older and caps pensions at $30 monthly for those 70 or older with 10 years state residence. It excludes inmates, absentees, and those failing support duties, with strict eligibility and future registration details to follow.

United States

Clare Sentinel Liners Read in Local Homes

Community readers tune in as Clare Sentinel liners are broadcast into homes, reflecting local newspaper presence and reader engagement across the area.

Claré Sentinel

Camp Harrison Sports Wrap: Company 1613 Teams

Company 1613 baseball went 4 win 4 loss in the summer schedule on October 1. The softball squad played 21 games winning 18. A basketball team formed from Hamtramck Detroit High players includes Captain Belczyk and Archie Swartz. Walukat Center and others bring added experience. Black oversees nightly entertainment efforts at the camp. Stanley Cieslak serves as Secretary of the Sports Committee.

Camp Harrison Company 1613 Hamtramck Detroit Belczyk Hamtramck High School Archie Swartz Walukat Center Cosmos Smolarek Miller Rax Hwowski Jablonski Wehrer Mr. Black Stanley Cieslak

Benefit dance sponsors thank attendees and supporters

The sponsors of the Arthur Marshall benefit dance thank attendees and contributors. They acknowledge Mt. Vernon Grange and the hall, the musicians, and The Sentinel for notices. Amount received to aid Mr. Marshall's shop totaled 27.60 dollars.

Siven Arthur Marshall Mt. Vernon

Card of Appreciation for Kindness After Bereavement

We extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for their kindness during our bereavement. Special thanks to Rey and Mrs A D Telder and Chas Thurston for their splendid services, and to Mr and Mrs Wilson Bader.

Rey A. D. Telder Chas. Thurston Wilson Bader

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