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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
6
Sentinel readers submit concise opinions on the day’s prompt. Each letter must include the writer’s name and address and remains brief to fit space constraints.
A writer recounts a visit to Canadian Gardens with Jim and Alex DiccKinnon plus Scotch friends and relatives. The journey, praised for its scenery and roads, hints at near beer signage along the King’s Highways and reflects on a long cherished trip cut short before publication.
A personal essay predates a political notice and public welfare commentary. The author comparesCanadian and American pricing, welfare aid, veterans benefits, and farm finance, noting tax shifts and bank stress while praising Governor Wilber M. Brucker and Senator James Couzens. It closes with civic calls to vote and public service notices.
A seasoned attorney with a long record of public service enters the prosecutor race. The candidate, married and active in local politics, emphasizes crime policy, courtroom experience, and integrity to lead the office.
Miss Helen Campbell spent a few days last week at Ewart. Mark Johnston drove to Grand Rapids last Friday and returned with Mrs Johnston on Saturday. Several families including the Thompsons Willey and Lutzes visited or traveled between Lansing Beaverton and Howard City. The Hunt er reunion near Howard City was attended by local residents.
Homemakers column offers tips for reviving shoes with shoe trees and preserving pictures with clear white shellac. Advises using attic finds for rugs and curtains after dyeing or tinting, notes wool shine from grease, and gives four rules for drying fruit: wash, soak, slow cook, then add sugar.
The only girls dormitory affiliated with Michigan State Teachers Colleges is at Mount Pleasant. It houses 180 girls in modern rooms with parlors, a dining room and laundry, all at a very moderate rate. The low price is reduced for the shard period, and the dormitory offers extensive recreation facilities.
The Michigan Department of Conservation released the 1922-38 Digest of important general game laws. Copies accompany small game deer and trapping licenses and outline seasons bag limits general provisions and county orders. The digest also urges hunters to report tagged migratory birds pheasants and deer. The department showcases an improved tank truck for fish transport to aid fingerling planting this fall and winter. Continues with statistics on incendiary forest fires in Michigan versus the U.S. and notes smoking as a major fire source.
A political obituary style note describes an older, far more experienced prosecutor who is married and seasoned in public work. It outlines career depth and readiness for higher office, signaling credibility and long service in public affairs.
Fragmentary text shows names Katrinka and Dora and a reference to a medicine bottle and a child named Doris. overall content unclear and incomplete for a full news item.
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