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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1935
Page
7
The Clare Sentinel announces subscription prices 1.50 yearly in Michigan 82.00 elsewhere 2.00 to Canada and 5¢ per copy issued Fridays. Advertising rates for display upon application. Cards of thanks 25¢ per ten lines and 5¢ per line thereafter. Local notices 10¢ per line. Job printing offered.
The August 22 1935 Daily Treasury Statement shows a national debt of 29060819672.03 dollars and an unexpended residue of 7884104678.04 dollars from relief appropriations. It explains Congress funds are secured as needed through taxes or borrowing while the Treasury aims to borrow only when necessary to carry out legislation.
The piece attacks relief funds running through June 1987 and warns the eight month window will lead to a $36.89 billion debt by 1937. It condemns a proposed $4 billion in public works, predicts higher taxes, and cites unemployment figures over 10 million with only 3.5 million new jobs from near eight billion in spending.
The East Michigan Tourist Association publicity drives target autumn visitors to resort areas as operators stay open into October. The Log Office reports advertising and publicity reached about 120.15 million readers, with $4.94 million in ads and $5.21 million in publicity, aided by BMTA memberships and outstate Michigan offices.
The passage describes how women in tribes from the Upper Nile to the Solomon Islands, Australia, Formosa, and New Guinea are tattooed or scarred as part of marriage preparation. It notes tattoos mark status, with the tattooer occupying high social standing in these communities.
A week delay in St Clair St Clair public schools due to infantile paralysis. Croswell seeks 36000 for high school auditorium. Sebewaing Fahrner offers 260 reward for body of Frederick Fehrner who drowned Aug 19 in Saginaw Bay. Pontiac reports 10 of 150 homes started in a 1000 acre subsistence project funded by Couzens and PHERA. Jackson records a 38 degree low for Sept 10, first frost. Kalamazoo accident injures four, one fatally. Grand Rapids veterans pay tribute with under 300 in attendance. Flint youth Balfe McDonald pays first prison board bill under new law. Grand Rapids G A R leader advocates veterans bonus from work relief funds. Grand Rapids Mrs Bechtold near 100 at Thornapple Valley outing. East Lansing 185 million in PWA projects proposed including 14 state police buildings and a new Paw Paw radio station. Durand dahlia bandit steals top of nine foot plant. Mt Clemens three Detroit men held over extortion plot against Abram Metz. Detroit Mrs Roosevelt opens slum clearance project in city. Saginaw o il and gas leaders urge $10 million WPA pipeline to distribute Michigan gas. Detroit man explains 38 mph driving after beer with judge dismissing case. Lansing tourism boom with record visitors and nine million in state parks. Ann Arbor Rev Fr Rickard moves from Whitmore Lake deputy record notes.
Among the Granges Mya and Flora Patnode returned to Farwell on Sunday en route to Cheboygan after a few days with sister Mrs Mae Malthy. Miss Lois Clark spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe B Clark and returns to Ohio Thursday for employment. Sister Ida Clark visits with daughters Mrs Kate Mudget of Flint Mrs E Pratt of Adrian and Vera Clark of Toledo. Mr and Mrs Walter Cornell Eleanor and Gene stay a few weeks with Mrs S Johnson. Mr and Mrs Perl Tryon visit Mr and Mrs Henry Tryon. Grant McLane Wilbur spend Sunday with Joe Clark near Sears. Grange meeting set for Saturday evening September 21.
At a Greenwood Grange meeting sisters Gagnon and Holcomb celebrated birthdays. Next meeting September 24 will feature Sister Van Blarcom and Brother Rowland cutting the cake. Reminder issued for Booster night September 30 and a baking contest. Brother Don Schaaf to present his dried apple pie. Carl Budd unable to lead due to father-in-law’s death in Illinois, will conduct next meeting. Sympathy extended to Sister Florence Budd for her bereavement.
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