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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
3
Advertisement shows rates for The Sentinel publications, including annual costs 31.60 for Michigan, 2.00 to other U S points, 2.50 to Canada. Single copies and display advertising rates listed. Probate notices and job printing offered. Mentions Judge Dorsey for printing services and local notices rates.
September 15, 1930 Clare Michigan regular council meeting votes to borrow two thousand dollars at up to seven percent, adopts quit claim deed sale for 250, appoints committee to study water pump prices, and approves tax and appropriation report leading to Ordinance No 137 setting funds and 1930 budget totals of 42 202 dollars. City officials include Mayor Hether Alders Forbes Hachmuth Pettit Parish Swear and clerk.
Ownership and management details for The Clare Sentinel issued in Clare Michigan as of October 1 1930. It lists publishers Feighner and Parish Clare Michigan editor and managing editor M D Feighner and business manager M D Feighner. Owners are Malcolm D Feighner and Benjamin Parish. A notary verified the statements on October 14 1930.
A patient testimonial extols Vincl as curing insomnia and nervousness, noting ten hours of sleep and daily pep. The ad promotes Vincl containing iron calcium and cod liver peptone and claims rapid relief and appetite boosts, endorsed by a druggist.
The United Brethren church holds Sunday morning and evening services with Mrs. Caroline B. Darling and Mrs. Olive Weidner delegates to Grand Chapter at Lansing last week. Local families visit, illness affects Fred Gleason, Leigh Wilson visits, and a new baby girl Dorothy Belle gives joy to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Griffin. Various residents travel to Lansing, Chicago trips noted.
Vernon Hill residents and neighbors shared visits and calls across Flint Farwell Stemmons Rosebush Saginaw Alma Coleman Stevenson Lake Maple Grove and Beaverton. Churches farms and families were represented as relatives and friends spent weekends and Sundays visiting one another.
The Michigan Department of Conservation corrects the misconception about county map distribution for state hunting grounds. Maps are issued only to Conservation Officers in prepared counties and shown on rustic easels or posted publicly in select counties. Rules: camping up to 15 days with permit, no advertising signs, no litter, no mutilation of trees or signs, and fire safety duties. The first 1930 drunken hunter convictions, Victor Gudaits and Walter Lapinsky of Saginaw, each fined 10 dollars plus 15.20 court costs and had shotguns seized.
An 85 cent bottle of Kruschen Salts claims to boost energy and curb fat through a daily one half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast. The ad touts personal transformation and diet changes, urging readers to avoid pastries and fats while emphasizing youthful vitality.
Readers are alerted that the Rexall store sale ends Saturday night with discounts on various items. Shoppers are urged to visit the store before closing time to take advantage of reduced prices.
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