Local Rates for Sentinel Display and Notices
Friday issue notice details that Clare post office records second class matter. Rates for display ads and notices listed, including 25c for ten lines of cards of thanks, 5c per line for longer items, poetry, liners, and reading notices, 10c extra for headings. Judges and probate notices requested to favor The Sentinel printing.
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Clare
the Sentinel
Monus
Dorsey
The
Sentinel
Local Churches Announce Services and Community News
The Mann Siding church schedules Sunday services at 8:00 pm. United Brethren Church lists morning and evening worships, Sunday School at 10:30, and midweek prayer. Numerous local residents and visitors share travel, family updates, and event attendance from Harrison and nearby towns.
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Mann ‘Siding
Mann Siding
Russell N. Cook
United Brethren Church
Chas. Kleinhardt
Ray M. Buster
Grocery Prices Roughly Sketched
Fragment shows food items with small prices and items like corn flakes toast olives bread flour and a large bottle listed with cents or dollars. No clear date store or brand provided. Itemized prices include 28 cents 15 cents 10 cents 25 cents 29 cents and 1.09 dollars.
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Quick Arrow
Local residents and visitors share Labor Day gatherings
ShydM Franks and daughter of Flint visited J L Lydell home Monday. Mrs. William Murphy spent Thursday with her daughter in Lansing. George Bersette, superintendent of the public school in Jonesville, returned Friday. A Matteson family excursion visited Charles Morrissey in Muskegon Monday. William Murphy made a business trip to Ann Arbor Thursday. Harold Clute and family from Sheridan camped at Wilson State park. J B White of Grand Rapids spent the past week with Mrs. William Hill. Weatherhead leaves Friday for Hagel Parks schools in Detroit. Helen Williams and Idamary Murphy of Lansing and Paul Andru of Grand Ledge were Labor Day guests. William Murphy and Westerman of Lansing fished here this week. B Bughee of Charlevoix visited Tuesday and Wednesday. Seven month old son of Zeno Budd buried at Greenwood Cemetery after funeral by Rev Ray M Busler.
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Marion Johnson
Mildred Weaver
Gladwin
Odell Wiseman
Johnnie Beiseninger
de France
Ohio
Helen Beavers
Flint
Donald Higgins
Fred Wood
Delores
Saginaw
Henry Gardiner
Farwell
Gerald Gould
Greenville
Harrison
A. D. Matteson
Bruce Lowell
Arcadia
Charles Amble
Chicago
Elmer Hughes
Arnold
John and
Junior
William Briggs
Detroit
Madeline Jean Hecker
Senator Carpenter
Mndenville
Edmond Woods
Miss Ireta
John Woods
Frost
Ionia
Fred Schaaf
Ray Dillenback
Arlene
Big Rapids
Cr. Carey
Frost Township
George Dillenback
Hilda
Nina Lang
McConnel
Clare
Wayne Fosgett
Eleanor
Edgar Bringmay
Ava Jean
Mark White
Douglas
Mio
Edward White
Eddie
Jimmie
Linda Lee
Shirley
Carpenter
Lansing
Jess Allen
Jessie
Wolverine
Hart Green
Bertha Green
George Allen
Wallace
Smith
Ewart
Martha Morrissey
Muskegon
Paul Weatherhead
Betty
Fred Weatherhead
Little Nettie Mary
Doris Martin
Harrison High School
Robert McCartney
Stevens
Shydm Franks
Atbro
J. L. Lydell
William Murphy
Misg Idamary
George WH. Bersette
Jonesville
Myr
Idamary. Murphy
Paul Andru
Grand Ledge
Westerman
B. Bughee
Charlevoix
Zeno Budd
Greenwood Township
Greenwood Cemetery
Ray M. Busler
Douglas Spink’s Obituary Notice
Douglas Spink born April 9 1863 Isabella county died August 26 1933 aged 70 years four months and fifteen days. He married Suzanne Osborne July 16 1888 who died in 1928. Funeral services were held from the Congregational church Sunday August 27 with burial in Maple Grove cemetery.
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Douglas. Spink
Isabella County
Suzanne ,Osborne
Congregational Church
Maple Grove
Gratiot Couple Wed at Congregational Parsonage
Gratiot County couple Frank G. Van Alsting and Miss Dorothy Lambert of Riverdale married by Rev. Ray M. Busler at the Congregational parsonage on September 4. Witnesses were Elizabeth Schaaf and Fred W. Schaaf. The couple has the best wishes of their many friends.
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Gratiot
Frank G. van Alsting
Dorothy
Lambert
Riverdale
Gratiot County
Ray M. Busler
Elizabeth Schaaf
Fred W. Schaaf
Matteson duo bring big show to Harrison fair nights
My and Mrs A D Matteson stage a musical comedy minstrel at the Opera House Harrison for September 14 and 15. Dolly Conn, a popular radio artist, headlines with instruments and a dancing chorus features local Clare youths. The act promises snappy songs, clean comedy, wardrobe, scenery, and lighting.
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A. D. Matteson
American Légion
Ideal Theatre
Glare
Opera House
Harrison
Dolly Conn
Radio Land
Esttie
Matteson
Dolly
Conn
Fragmented science humor and garbled text from exams
The readable parts note jokey phrases about the respiratory system and corrections of sentences, mixed with garbled references to the French Revolution, Nero, and a teapot dome style misprint. The passage resembles scattered quiz humor and OCR junk from a 1930s service.
Fruits by Drying
Drying preserves vegetables and fruits for winter use and yields compact, flavorful products. Proper drying requires quick thorough dehydration, protection from dust and insects, and good air circulation. High sugar content aids drying while green vegetables may lose some color and texture in storage.
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Airiant J. Williams
Colorddna Agrcultural College
WNU Service
Colorado Farmers Find Trench Silos Valuable
Colorado farmers expect to dig trench silos on hundreds of farms this year after 500+ users last year. A plow shovel and labor suffice to dig each trench silo, often when other work slows. Silage from trench silos matches upright silos in quality per H. B. Osland and A. Smith of Colorado Agricultural College.
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Colorado
H. B. Osland
Colorado Agricultural College Experiment Station
A. Smith
Beekeeping Swarming Needs Modernized Practices
The Montreal Herald argues for updating beekeeping to prevent swarms. It favors modern management over risky tree climbs and suggests clipping queen wings before swarming and using queen and drone traps or artificial swarms to prevent swarms.
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Montreal Herald
Fertilizer guidance for grapes before plowing vines
A farm expert recommends applying stable manure to grape vines before plowing. If unavailable, nitrate of soda may be scattered around the vine at half a pound per vine, kept about a foot away. On light soils, use two pounds of phosphate and one-half pound of potash.
Agricultural Hints From Various States and Regions
Agricultural notes report 198 percent more electrified farms in Coos County and Kentucky hay seed values at 4 760 000 dollars. Alabama farm practices add nearly 1 000 000 yearly to corn output. Pittsfield Massachusetts gains two dollars in food value per dollar invested from a garden and cannery. Ohio 2 000 4 H members feed a thousand tons of beef for fall markets. Pasture treatments with dolomitic lime boost forage. California alfalfa 704 946 acres yielded over 2 750 000 tons worth about 380 000 000 dollars.
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Kentucky
Pittsfield
Mass
California
Community Guests and Labor Day Activities in Clare Area
Clare area residents hosted and visited many neighbors during the week. Social calls and outings occurred across Clare Edenville Grand Rapids Farwell Evart and Lake George with multiple families noted. School opened with new teachers Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hilliker and local families spent Labor Day weekend in various towns.
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Howard Hilliker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare Sentinel
Feighner & Parish Publishers
Michigan
U. S
Canada
National Editorial Association
Michigan Press Association
Harrison News
Hershey
Chaffee’s Grocery
Douglas Spink
Nero
Grant
Ualin
Ball Sytalgate-Wnt Service
Coos
Alabama
And
Davys
Lake News
Emmit Holmes
J. Morlock
Hersey
Chas
Sherman
Arthur Boucher
Lint
Cook
Evart Fair
Chas. Bowerman
Caniada
Cha
Bert Scott
Anna
Evart
Myrl
Scott
Alice Davison
Port Huron
Hillard Scott
Hame
Myrl Scott
Buenger
A. BE. Mussell
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