M Detwiler Taxi Service Day or Night
Clare County ad lists M Detwiler Taxi Service offering day and night rides with contact phone 42 for transportation in the region.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1924
Page
9
Decimal roots of counting and health remedies
An old editorial note praising the invention of the decimal system while advertising Comforts Five of 200 Puretest health and hygiene preparations. It highlights skilled manufacturing and care in every item.
Milk cooling tank from red tile and cement method
Wayne County Indiana inventor Lewis G Reynolds describes a milk cooling tank made from a 48 inch diameter red tile closed at one end with Portland cement and sand. Water inside evaporates through porous tile to lower its temperature, potentially reaching 55 to 65 degrees, with minimal effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis G. Reynolds
Wayne County
Indiana
Indiana Farmers’ Guide
Liberal Feeding Gives Best Results in Dairy
A dairyman advocates liberal feeding as the path to top production. He notes cows fed generously in line with milk output achieve higher yields and lower cost per unit, citing a herd example where the heaviest eater produced butterfat most cheaply. Choose economical, suitable feeds and judge per animal.
Corn Silage Most Valuable for Dairy Cows
In three years of feeding trials with dairy cattle, corn silage proved 1 percent more valuable for milk production than kafir silage, while kafir silage was 10 percent more valuable than cane silage. Per acre milk yields favored cane silage, producing 80 000 pounds versus 22 000 for corn and 21 670 for kafir. overall value depends on balance of per-animal quality versus per-acre yield.
Fall Freshening Cows for Winter Milking Benefits
Fall freshening cattle fed dry through winter maintain steady milk flow, with spring pasture boosting production. Calves reach grazing condition by spring, reducing care needs compared to spring freshening. Winter provides extra milking time to manage calves.
Explosion at Vinewood police station leaves two dead
Two men killed and twelve injured in an alcohol explosion at the Detroit Vinewood police station. Liquor stored outside the main cell block ignited the blast, trapping prisoners as flames swept through the area. Patrolman Walter Tippett shot and killed Oscar Lamps, who allegedly killed Chief Martin Ford. Lamps was deemed justified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinewood
Detroit
Walter Tippett
Oscar
Lampi
Deerton
Martin Ford
Lloyd
Thomas Thornton
Marquette
Lloyd Ford
St. Mary's Hospital
Labor Day Celebrations Hit Farwell and Clare
Correspondents recount a fine Labor Day at Farwell with Mrs. Thomas Harris and granddaughter Johanna Harris visiting in Gadillac and Clare. Mr and Mrs Ray Barton return from two weeks with Joel Presley family. Barton plans to move to his farm next spring. Traffic concerns rise on M-20 as Sheridan Roadway line repairs continue and drivers speed. Bean crop damage reported due to black spots on pods affecting the beans inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Thomas Harris
Johanna Harris
Gadillac
S. Severson
Clare
Ray Barton
Hudsor Indiana
Joel Presley
Barton
Sheridan Roadway Telephone Co
Sunday Socials and Visits Highlight Brand Community
Mr and Mrs Glenn Blystone and family and H L Comer and son Thurlow spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jim Grigg and joined a bar game. H L Comer and mother attended a surprise party at Mr and Mrs John Tetters in Vernon for their daughter Beulah from Toledo. Mrs Russell Davis and two daughters from Detroit visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs C J Smith and friends from Saginaw spent Labor Day with Mrs Smiths parents Mr and Mrs K A Turner. Vern Mickle of Detroit visited over Labor Day. Brand folks attended a Clare picnic. Dr Stirling attended J N Tealls sick cow Sunday morning. A few Brand residents enjoyed Labor Day at Farwell. The old school bell is heard again. Mrs Ralph Shull will yield the rod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Blystone
H. L. Comer
Thurlow
Jim. Grigg
John Tetters
Vernon
Beulah
Toledo
Russell Davis
Detroit
C. J. Smith
Saginaw
Labor Day
Carncross Woods
Runyans Corner
Krell
Violet
George Coller
Walter Cregier
Adrain
Michigan
Ay Alien
Clarence Lukes
Carl «Cooper
Flint
Frank Barton
Frank Bates
Norma
Alfred Roe
Pontiac
Archie Roseberry
Thompson
Warner
St. Louis
Shepherd
Mary Gorr
Archie Tryon
Howell, Mich
Elmer Tower
Chas
Roger and Daughters
Cloverdale
Local Notables Visit, Illness in Rosebush and Area
The Rosebush community reports Mrs. Hannah Archer critically ill with many relatives—Hugh Archer, Bertha Moore, Thomas Gilmour, Ezekiel Archer—and friends traveling from Detroit and Coleman to offer support. Area schools and churches host trips, picnics, and dedications as residents travel to visit kin and start teaching terms. The Center M. E. Church was dedicated with a 250 attendance and eighteen hundred dollars raised.
Local residents gather for visits and notices in Adrian area
The clipping lists numerous weekend visitors and local events around Adrian Michigan. Families from Flint Pontiac Saginaw Detroit and Clare visiters stay with relatives, barbs about boilers and crops, births and teaching, with many names such as Krell G Coller Cregier Barton Roe and Spink appearing among the ad hoc social notices.
Continual War on Weeds Necessary for Big Crop
The article urges constant weed control to maximize corn yields. It recommends four total cultivations, starting when corn is a few inches high, with deep first and shallower subsequent passes. Regular cultivating improves root development and soil moisture retention.
Vegetable Growers Develop Market for New Product
A group of growers works to create a market for their new vegetable product before the industry reaches full production. They aim to establish supply chains, branding, and distribution to support early demand.
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Detwiler
Clare County
Fred W. Schaaf
Primariea
E. A. Anderson
Rexall Drag Store
Howard W. Jones
Harold R. Taylor
City Commission
Port Huron
Lansing
Leroy T. Griffin
Newaygo County
Fred Armstrong
Griffin
Johnny Potosack
Goetzville
Harry League
Austin Down
Richard
Grey
la Porte
Ind
Petoskey
Montgomery
W. A. Crane
Calhoun County Agricultural Society
Marshall
John Owen
Mackinac Island
Frank Hardesty
Ballard’s Corners Hill
Grand Rapids
Viola Mildred
Ross Eldred
Milbrook
City Commission of
Cadillac
Lyle Loomis
South Haven
Black River
Coast Guard
Maple Rapids
A. J. Tingley
St. Clair County
Rotary Club
Brooklyn
National Corn Products Co
Frank” Botsford
Clarenceville
Grand River Avenue
Sixteen Mile House
Henry Ford
Ludington
Southwest
Sheridan
Hannah Archer
Velma Coyne
Lake Genevia
Wis
Presbyterian Sunday
Budlake
Harrison
Hugh Archer
Bertha
Moore
Allen
James
Coleman
Thomas Gilmour
Albert Moyes
Ethel First
Sunfield
Hmery
Terry
Rochester
Dye
Houghton Lake
Pennington
Pleasant
Calkins House
Elizabeth Ann Coffee
Martha McKinnon
Loren Coyne
Lintlie Hess
Sazinaw
Bien Maybee
Harry Maybee
Harold Smith
Mr. Smith
Bayliss
Lake George
W. N. Johnston
Toronto
Canada
Melvin Hovey
Otto Kleiner
Otto Jr
Talone
Isabell Storms
Jonesville
Owen Spink
Howard Blower
Henry Kleiner
Jno
Jay Clute
Colonville
C. Runyan
Sullivan
Geo. Itemstreeter
Carl Garshow
Kenneth
Irs John Allen
Mack Leeth
Jno. Acre
Daniel "W. Tussing
United States Senate
Evelyn
Haynes Brothers Company
Adillac
Ichigals
Kirkpatricks
Connor
Clare Fruit Co
John Dionise
Prop
Horato S. Karcher
Karcher
Senate
Tatman’s Store
San Mario
Fong
Sniver
Walter Baker and
Hersey
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