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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
4
Farmers attention prices received on Buffalo market Monday October 17 for stock shipped last week. Steers and heifers $8.50 to $10.50 cows $3.75 to $6.75 pulls $7.25 to $8.00 hogs $11.50 to $12.00 roughs $10.25 calves $8.00 to $17.50 lambs $9.00 $11.50 and $14.00 Our next shipping dates from Beaverton Friday October 28 Gladwin Saturday October 29
Leo Graves sustained cracked ribs and minor injuries when his car rolled over after a gear lock malfunction during a theft attempt. He jumped from the vehicle and believes this action saved his life.
A Brooklyn blacksmith keeps his shop dark to see the heat colors of metals as his work with tron demands. The dim lighting aids him in judging temperature during metalwork.
Report notes that Indian names may transform with Christian conversion. Examples include Nosepricked becoming Servant of Jesus, Beggar becoming Child of the Church, and She Devil becoming Happiness for women.
Town items report visits by Mrs. Daugherty and Miss Wellman, church and lodge events, and a fall session of the Board of Supervisors. Announcements include births, travel to Saginaw and Bay City, and a lyceum program by Cutler Griffin. The crowd learns of hospital visits, fires, or repairs and upcoming meetings and sales.
Congressman Royd Woodruff urged caution about islands governing themselves citing education and economic development. The Clare event at Doharty hotel drew nearly a hundred. Carl Holbrook presided, new members were introduced, and efforts toward local cooperation with the Chamber’s bureaus were praised.
Words cannot express our heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during the illness and death of our beloved daughter and sister. We also thank the floral offering, Rev Frank Bates, and the Colonville choir. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Durham and Children.
Expression of gratitude for kindness and floral offerings after bereavement. Thanks to Rev. H. B. Johnson for comforting words. Also includes a small for sale notice for a large extension table in good condition priced at 7.00 via the Sentinel.
State fire marshal warns that carelessness fuels fires and urges Prevent Fire Prevention Week actions. Clean flues and dispose of rubbish, inspect stoves, avoid placing matches or fuels near flames, and use metal boxes for matches to reduce property loss and fatalities.
A high school guidance piece defines sportsmanship as courteous fair respectful behavior by players spectators coaches and school authorities. It lists fourteen student actions including condemning unsportsmanlike conduct recognizing school honor, accepting officials decisions, cheering good plays, aiding visiting teams, and promoting fair play through classes and media coverage.
Mrs Mary Smith died October 6 after a long illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Methodist church with Rev W W Hurd of Clare officiating. Born April 11 1854 in Carrollton Ohio she moved to Michigan in 1882 after marrying James H Smith who died in 1921. She later married Melvin Smith of Farwell and is survived by son Charles Lloyd and family of Grand Rapids.
Advertises furnished rooms suitable for a couple of students or with board and room options. Pleasantly located near a school with reasonable rent. Inquiries invited.
The text describes starfish shedding an arm in sequence and possibly regrowing it, with sometimes a parasitized arm cast off and rare multiplication by division. Sea cucumbers eject their viscera when seized and may escape. Replacement of the food canal can take ten days to several weeks.
A distinguished educator and literary man praised a stenographer for knowing when to stay silent, calling it a "diamond of the first water" in a remark captured by The Christian Advocate. The anecdote suggests the value of discreet, precise speech in the professional sphere.
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