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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1926
Page
4
The article notes that extensive ice storm damage in 1922 reduced game cover and feed, but wardens and farmers helped restore habitat. A few partridge remain in the woods though dense down timber and new growth protect the birds, making hunting unlikely this year. Also mentions a Victo Heater on display at Doherty's.
The excerpt highlights 1926 achievements such as Byrd circling the North Pole in a Fokker, Europe photos transmitted by radio, and Gertrude Ederle's English Channel swim. It promotes Youth's Companion 1927 anniversary issue and subscription options with McCall's Magazine in a Boston office advertisement.
Central Normal announces its third annual homecoming for October 22 and 23. The festivities include a Friday pep meeting bonfire speeches and a dance at the gym. Alumni tables on campus for organization luncheons and a Saturday game versus Ypsilanti start at 2 00 pm with a 8 00 pm grand finale. Alumni must register on arrival and wear a graduation year tag with their former organizations.
Farmers report Monday October 18 market prices for stock shipped last week. Cows bring 2.75 to 7.00, steers and heifers 5.40 to 7.50, calves 17.00 with one dutat 12.00. Hogs 14.35 and 13.75 roughs 11.50, lambs 14.60 and 10.50, ewes 3.50 to 4.00. Next shipping dates from Beaverton Friday October 29 and Gladwin Saturday October 30.
Train service westbound shows a fare of 527 dollars with eastbound times 10 04 a m. The Harrigan westbound train leaves 9 00 a m and returns 14 25 a m. Local society notes include meetings, visits, and events at churches and homes with many names and places across Michigan communities.
The Hamptons recount a Colorado journey visiting Mt Lookout and Buffalo Bill’s grave. They hunted deer east of Denver and viewed cattle ranges, wild grass, and antelope while noting legal protections and a stop in Lyons to see George Vandewarker’s store and chat with him.
A Methodist church invites children to join Sunday worship and learning. The tale recalls Jesus blessing children, with a message that even unseen by them they are welcome. A riddle spelling out M e t h o d i s t closes the piece.
In loving memory of William B Blinco who departed this life four years ago October 28 1922. The verse speaks of silent heartaches and longing for his return as his wife and children express enduring grief and love.
The article advises culling nonlaying hens to save feed and space. It explains poor layers appear lazy, overfat, and yellow in skin, with molt underway, while good layers stay active, healthy, and keep yellow color from skin in yolks. It suggests owners test by withholding culls to observe any laying.
To successfully raise geese the house should be on the ground not elevated. Use ordinary rough lumber battened outside. Fill the floor with earth so it sits six inches to one foot above ground. Collect eggs as soon as laid.
Depluming mites bite the skin at feather bases causing feather loss. Mix four parts lard with one part flowers of sulphur and rub on the bare area. Feather loss around the back may also be due to male bird activity. Washing with commercial disinfectant solution can help kill the mites.
In the early experiments people generally believed electricity would flow down a perpendicular wire rather than upward, reflecting widespread misunderstandings of how electric currents traveled.
Words fail us in expressing our deep appreciation to the many neighbors and friends who assisted and sympathized with us in our sad bereavement. To Revs Bates and Guest for their comforting message the singers for the floral tributes and all we are very grateful Mr and Mrs Adam Regar and family
Notice announces a general election on Tuesday November 2 1926 to vote for state and county officers and five proposed amendments. City Clerk Alex McKinnon signs the notice.
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