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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1932
Page
4
Voters are urged to support Thomas S. Dorsey for renomination as Probate Judge on the Republican ticket in the Clare County primary on September 18. The notice lauds his courteous conduct, wide farmer and business support, and long service, stating he has consistently aided all and never slacked in politics.
Do your duty go to the primaries Tuesday, September 18th and vote. Miss Mary Bradley of Ann Arbor is a guest this week at the Doherty home. Every Wednesday is ladies free day at Twin Elms Golf Course with a special plate lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Co. A. Wellman and relatives from Alma are camping at Buckley. Many local visits and weekend trips are noted among Clare residents and nearby towns.
Charles M. Wright, age 39, declares candidacy for sheriff of Clare County on the Republican ticket in the September primaries. Public notice outlines his plan to seek the nomination and serve the county if elected.
Leaders chosen include president and Gordon Mc Intosh as secretary. Each township names two directors who will reconvene next Tuesday night at Duncan Hall to discuss formation. The group argues for a fair dairy price benefiting central Michigan producers.
The notice lists commodity prices including wheat rye oats barley beans light red and dark red beans and eggs. It lists meat prices for hogs dressed beef and mutton and notes wage details for the Farmers Ind. Produce Co. with references to livestock hides and wool.
The Edmond Woods Republican candidate for sheriff speaks on his record and pledges not to promise rash plans. He asks voters to consider his official record and to vote on September 13.
Announcement inviting the public to visit the new store at the old stand on East 4th Street. Promises high market prices for cream and eggs and courteous, prompt service to both longtime and new customers.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness after the explosion at our home. Grateful for fruit flowers and Mrs Hunt for use of her home and care Dr. W F Clute and the Fire Dept for service Your kindness will not be forgotten John Hanley and Arlagene Hanley
The cinnamon bear and the black bear of America are not two separate species. a black she bear can give birth to cinnamon cubs one year and black cubs another, or have both at once. Cinnamon bears can also produce black cubs.
Florida Times Union quotes a musing that one time in a million the other fellow is right and you are wrong, urging reflection on humility and perspective.
A Greenwood township farmer touts buying a purebred ram from a ram truck last fall. He says the investment will pay off in this year’s lamb crop and future profits as uniform, top quality lambs command premiums. Terminal buyers warn against underfinished lambs, urging sellers to hold back until ready.
A selection of homemade sauces to enhance ordinary meats and fish. Breton Beef Sauce blends gin and mustard with horseradish. Lamb Sauce uses mint, vinegar and orange marmalade. a fruit and caper mixture rich with currants, chocolate and orange peel. a butter flour stock base with Worcestershire and olives. Egg and White sauces for fish. and a Mustard Sauce made from evaporated milk mustard olive oil and vinegar.
The Murphy family expresses gratitude for kindness and floral tributes during the illness and death of their son and brother Robert. Mrs. R. EB Murphy and family thank friends and neighbors for support.
G J Nass declares candidacy for County Drain Commissioner on the Republican ticket at the September 13 1982 primary date. He lists 4315 as a vote line.
The Methodist Ladies Aid plan a quilt project at the church basement this Friday. Lutheran Ladies Aid meet next Wednesday at the church parlors. Methodist Ladies Auxiliary meets September 7th at Mrs Harris home with officer elections. King's Daughters meet with Mrs Milo Myers next Thursday. full membership urged. Primary election set for September 13. Clare Study Club opens year at Hotel Doherty on September 13. Clare County Fair runs September 20 to 23 at the county seat with a horse show and demonstrations sponsored by H A Moxley and County Agent Gibson.
A crowded Wilson Park audience in Clare county heard John K. Dean describe a regional wild life preserve that boosts local schools by placing acres on the tax rolls. Paul Paquin’s wildlife pictures and talk drew praise as organizers plan another beaver-focused program next August.
The Grangers of Isabella county invite members to a Labor Day barbecue at John Smith's home with meat potatoes and gravy priced at 10 cents per plate. Attendees should bring their own diningware as Union Grange sponsors the event. Also selling old batteries radiators and green hides at Samborn's. phone 23.Lady.
Representatives from six states spoke on the Taft highway plan at a meeting discussing Highway 27 as a through route. Speakers urged a memorial pavement strip, projected Highway 27 as a super-highway, and highlighted economic and strategic benefits for Michigan and adjacent regions. Sergeant York praised the route and noted family ties to Michigan.
Farmers Produce lists livestock shipments with two shipping dates on Tuesday September 13 and 27. Contact P. F. Geeck, Mer. by telephone 139 for details and arrangements.
Vernon Tenship notes the Cowden McKenzie lease in section 34 Vernon township Isabella county failed to produce gas in the Marshalls but may test lower formations. Field men see potential for Dundee production. Snider No 3 reaches 1425 feet with no trouble. Harring No 1 nears Dundee sand and may be completed next week. Clarence Thayer well in section 23 drilling below 900 feet.
The Clare Shipping Association lists shipping dates on Tuesday September 6 and Tuesday September 20. Contact H. A. Dawson at phone 220F21 for details.
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