Grain & Bean Co. names Clare Hay editor Clyde Laur
Clare Hay named editor of the Grain and Bean Co publication with Clyde Laur serving as editor. The staffing changes outline leadership roles and the company’s ongoing operations.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
2
Clare Hay named editor of the Grain and Bean Co publication with Clyde Laur serving as editor. The staffing changes outline leadership roles and the company’s ongoing operations.
Local notices cover train times to Harrison and Ann Arbor with Saturday and Sunday trips. Community items list visits, weddings, social meetings, a rummage sale, floral ads, school openings, travels through Ontario, Labor Day events, and residents’ weekend happenings in Clare and surrounding towns.
Professor L Fr Payne of Kansas State Agricultural College reports experiments showing direct sunlight and ultraviolet exposure boost egg production and overall vigor in poultry. Open-house pullets produced more eggs and stayed healthier than those raised behind glass.
A British officer in India wakes to a native servant whispering a cryptic note about being told to wake at six. The fragment hints at a coded message or misread orders, with stray words about payments and a misdated calendar.
Fragmentary OCR note dated Tuesday October irregularly cites Urebat business and regular magting by A M. The readable items hint at a brief community or commerce notice with unclear names and dates.
A humorous sales notice from Clare Hardware & Implement Company targets married and single customers. It playfully claims many husbands fear marriage, while promising Maytag washing machines and motors for city and country use at the store.
A dance will be held at the Dover Gleaner hall on Friday evening September 18. Everyone is invited to attend.
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